Fly from Madrid to Melbourne with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Madrid to Melbourne to experience the enchanting delights of one of Australia’s most cosmopolitan cities. Delve into the thriving cafe culture scene, explore streets lined with artwork and immerse yourself in absorbing Aboriginal artwork at the city’s National Gallery of Victoria.
Fly to the capital of Victoria to enjoy incredible street food, spot wildlife at the Royal Botanic Gardens and relax at the tranquil St Kilda Beach.
MAD to MEL: flight facts
Flying from Madrid to Melbourne: FAQs
What food is Melbourne famous for?
Melbourne has an eclectic dining scene and you can find flavours from across the world among the city’s restaurants, from Italian and Greek to Chinese and Korean.
For something more traditional, head to Melbourne’s seafood restaurants in search of rock oysters and fried calamari. Roasted meat is also popular in Melbourne, with lamb and roasted potatoes enjoyed across the city.
What is the weather like in Melbourne?
The weather in Melbourne is warm, pleasant and mainly dry throughout the year. Average temperatures aren’t too dissimilar to Madrid, although the seasons are the opposite way around, as Melbourne is in the southern hemisphere.
The summer months are December, January and February, with January being the hottest, averaging 21°C. July is the coldest month, still averaging a mild 10ºC.
Top tips for Madrid to Melbourne
Explore Melbourne’s amazing art scene
If you enjoy visiting the many incredible galleries Madrid has to offer, you’ll find art and culture across Melbourne.
Visit the National Gallery of Victoria to see international masterpieces and marvel at the mesmerising stained-glass ceiling. There’s a wealth of galleries in the city, including the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA), the Heide Museum of Modern Art and Anna Schwartz Gallery.
Explore the Fitzroy Gardens
Just like the Parque del Retiro in Madrid, Melbourne’s Fitzroy Gardens offer tranquil green space and peaceful respite from the bustling city.
While away a sunny afternoon wandering through the 64 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. Discover the Spanish Conservatory, enchanting fairy trees, cascading fountains and be sure to visit the historical Cook’s Cottage – the oldest building in Australia.