T1: is the oldest and one of the biggest terminals. You need to know in advance from which terminal your flight departs. This airport is one of the biggest in the world and consists of five terminals. When you arrive or depart Madrid by air, you’ll need to go to Barajas International Airport. Hotels near Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia.Hotels near Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza.Literary Quarter (Barrio de Las Letras) Hotels.InterContinental (IHG) Hotels in Madrid.Have a great trip, carry a money belt, use the taxi from the airport and enjoy Spain. Just be aware though that it is all around you. Our bad for being so out of it and being a victim for the second time. Nothing there to steal but in our son's backpack they got his old iPhone we were planning on putting a sim card in and using it as a wifi device. I had the Rick STeve's money belt on this trip and didn't even take a purse. Then later use the metro to get around knowing that there are lots of pick pockets targeting travelers. We used the metro all throughout our trips and in London but on that initial trip into the city when you are most vulnerable, tired, trying to figure out the system of money and metro etc, then it is best to just get to the hotel via taxi and spend the money. Both times we have been victims of pick pockets on the metro. With the jet lag and luggage, I would definitely recommend taking a taxi. Looking back this is the second european trip we have done this (last one being to Paris).
Since it would require two taxis we opted to take the bus from the airport to Atocha and then switch to metro.
We are a family of six with four children. Hey Tracy, We just returned from a trip to Madrid/Spain and flew into Madrid.
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