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Fly from Abu Dhabi to Madrid with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Abu Dhabi to Madrid and move from the cosmopolitan capital city of the UAE to fascinating and authentic Spain.
Relax for the duration of your flight and feel refreshed and ready to explore Madrid, where art, culture and a vibrant nightlife awaits.
AUH to MAD: flight facts
Flight time 7hrs 50mins
Our quickest direct flight lands in just under eight hours.
Flight distance 3,522 miles
A non-stop flight from Abu Dhabi (AUH) to Madrid (MAD) is 3,522 miles (5,668 kilometres).
Flying from Abu Dhabi to Madrid: FAQs
How long should I spend in Madrid?
It will take at least three or four days just to scrape the surface of what Madrid has to offer.
Stay for a week in order to fully explore the sensational galleries such as Museo del Prado, the buzzing tapas bars and plenty more.
What is the weather like in Madrid?
The weather in Madrid is typical of the Mediterranean climate.
It enjoys hot summers and colder winters, with minimal rain and snowfall. July is the hottest month, averaging 28°C, whereas January is the coldest, with lows of around 7°C.
Top tips for Abu Dhabi to Madrid
Tour the Prado Museum
If you enjoy visiting the impressive Louvre Abu Dhabi of the UAE’s capital, you’ll adore the vast array of art museums on offer in Madrid.
If you only have time to visit one, the Museo del Prado is an obvious choice. It’s the top attraction in the city and houses one of the best collections of European art in the world.
Sample the Spanish cuisine
Abu Dhabi is a city that prides itself on fine dining and chic restaurants and you can certainly find this in Madrid too.
The Spanish capital is also well known for its traditional eateries serving up the country’s classics and tasty tapas. Not only is the city one of Europe’s culinary capitals, but it’s also home to the oldest restaurant in the world – Sobrino de Botín – operating since 1725.