Fly to Madrid

Madrid, Spain’s capital, is one of the most outstanding Europe cities. Because of its numerous cultural activities and famous sights, Madrid is today in great demand among tourists from all over the world. Located at the center of the peninsula, Madrid is also the center of all Spanish communications, as well as the country’s political and economical systems. The population of Madrid is well above four million habitants, a number that, according to the last census database, increases each year. Because of the city’s powerful lifestyle, Madrid has been called “the never-sleeping city.” That’s why all visitors, not matter their interests or goals, will find something to enjoy in Madrid. Madrid is also the home of the Royal Family of Spain and of a number of attractions related to the Spanish Government, including the Spanish Parliament and the Public Administration buildings, both architectural marvels. The major and the most important airport of the city is the Madrid Barajas Airport (MAD). It is not far from the city center at just over13km to the Northeast of Madrid. In 2007, the total number of passengers using Madrid International Airport was over 52 million. On the same year, the airport handled almost half a million flights. During high season, in both summer and during holiday periods, the airport becomes the busiest in Spain. You can find details about the inner workings of the airport online, an especially good idea if you’re traveling on a last minute flight and have no time to gather such information from the travel agency. Since Madrid is considered the “Mecca” of cheap flights to Spain, the airport gets extremely busy and finding your way around can prove challenging. All major European cities as well as most North and South American capitals offer cheap or discounted flights to Madrid at some point throughout the year.