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Discount Airfare to Madrid, Spain
Fareline International offers great flight deals on flights to Madrid, Spain. Our cheap airfare ensures that you fly to Madrid for a lot less, leaving you time and money to spend seeing the sites. Madrid, the capital of Spain, has the population of about three million. Madrid is centrally located in Spain, making it an ideal capital accessible to all its citizens. The city covers about 375 square miles.
This is a very popular destination. Most of the airlines offer multiple daily flights to Madrid, Spain, and our rates are the cheapest. Madrid gets fairly hot in the summer, average high temperature of 90 degrees in July and August, so the best time to visit is probably April-May or September-October. Perhaps a trip in November for the festival of La Almudena will suit you right. If not, check out these other annual celebrations in the capital city. See some Madrid Festivals.
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Madrid has a wide array of accommodation options, from budget to luxury hotels. We have a large number of hotels available where space is guaranteed and available at discounted rates. We offer hotels of varying quality and location from the center of Madrid to hotels near the airport, to places near museums, and even in the suburbs of Madrid.
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While in Madrid, we recommend that you visit the Parque Del Retiro, at this park you will enjoy the rose gardens, artificial lake, and statues of Spanish leaders. If art is your thing, choose one of the museums along Paseo del Prado. However, if you are more of a history buff, check out Palacio Real. This palace of over 300 rooms was used by the Royal family until 1931. Another great historical spot is the Plaza Mayor, located in the city center, which was once the site of of bullfights, great festivals, and ceremonies, plays, public burnings of heretics, and the crowning of kings. Plaza Mayor has played a vital role in Spanish history. |
When dining in Madrid, you will find that Madrid cuisine is a combination of tastes from all over the Spanish peninsula. One suggestion we have while dining in Madrid is to consider ordering tapas as and appetizer. This is flavorful tidbits of a range of dishes served by the restaurant. You will enjoy this Spanish tradition, some restaurants actually specialize in this type of appetizer. Check out this Madrid restaurant guide from Fodors.com. |
As you head out to shop in Madrid, keep these few thoughts in mind. The shops near the Plaza Mayor will sell a variety of traditional items that you would expect to find in Spain that would make great souvenirs. Then you can also check out the large department stores near the Puerta del Sol. But while you are in Madrid, be sure to visit the open air markets. The Rastro, the premier flea market, is open on Saturdays and Sundays, it is located between Plaza de Cascorro, La Latina and the street of Embajadores. This flea market has a variety of everything, and we suggest you stop by. |
When traveling around in Madrid, many guides recommend walking. The touristy part of the city, the city center, is easily walk-able. However if your not the walking type, or if it is too hot in the summer, then the metro or buses are for you. The Madrid metro offers single trip passes and 10 trip passes. If you are staying for a while, the 10 trip passes offer quite a saving. The city of Madrid offers two types of buses, the city buses and the tour buses. View more information on the city buses and metro system. The tour buses have also gotten great reviews online, view more information on some of the tour buses. Finally, another way to get around is with taxis, more expensive, but very convenient. |
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