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Fly from Bangkok to Madrid with Etihad Airways

Book flights from Bangkok to Madrid to experience a vibrant city, where you can roam bustling streets and experience renaissance history.

Madrid, the capital of Spain, is an eclectic mix of modern nightlife, traditional marketplaces, and a colourful arts scene. It’s also home to the Spanish government and royal family. From rowing a boat through El Retiro Park to dining alfresco in the Plaza Mayor, you won’t be short of things to do.

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Your flight from Bangkok to Madrid

Your journey from Bangkok to Madrid will begin at Bangkok airport (BKK), officially named Suvarnabhumi Airport, which is half an hour from central Bangkok. The airport is well-connected by buses and the airport rail link system, plus taxi services and rental cars.

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When you land at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) you’ll be within a 30- minute drive of the city centre in a taxi or rental car. There is also a metro line and the local Cercanias train service.

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Flying from Bangkok to Madrid: FAQs

Is Madrid easy to get around?

Madrid is easy to get around thanks to its efficient metro system – Metro de Madrid. There are also buses run by EMT, the municipal transport company. You can buy a Tourist Travel Pass for zones A and T. These can last from one to seven days.

What is Madrid known for?

Madrid is the capital of Spain and its biggest city. The Spanish government and monarchy are located in Madrid, making it a vital political hub. Aside from this, the stunning architecture and historical landmarks also make Madrid a wonderful place to visit. There is a wide range of attractions, restaurants and shopping spots to explore.

Top tips for Bangkok to Madrid

Madrid real jardin botanico covered in colourful spring flowers

Admire local art

If you enjoy embracing the cultural artefacts which reside in The Grand Palace and temples of Bangkok, you will love the artwork found within Madrid’s national art museum. Soak up the impressive and grand exterior and the many paintings and sculptures inside dating back to 1100. Afterwards, take a stroll through nature at the nearby Real Jardin Botanico.

Have a Plaza Mayor moment

This historic plaza was previously the centre of Old Madrid where markets, bullfights, and even crowning ceremonies took place. Now, you can watch street performers and artists while you sip your coffee or dine at one of the many eateries. Try standing in the very centre of the square to soak up the atmosphere and admire the surrounding three-storey buildings.