Delhi to Madrid Flights

About Madrid

Madrid, the capital of Spain, is one of the most charming European destinations. Its expansive boulevards, manicured parks, elegant fortress palaces, museums, and art galleries reflect the city’s rich history and cultural background. In addition, this beautiful place takes pride in its rich culinary, excellent wine, and sophisticated architecture. Hence, while booking a Delhi to Madrid flight, be prepared for a memorable vacation in Spain.

Best Time to Book Delhi to Madrid Flights

Madrid has a warm temperate subtropical climate and has a dry climate with less rainfall. If you are visiting Madrid, consider the months between March to May and September to November, when the city experiences pleasant weather. However, if weather is not your concern, you can visit Madrid throughout the year.

Details About Delhi to Madrid Flights

Looking for a flight from Delhi to Madrid? Several airlines like IndiGo, ITA Airways, Lufthansa, KLM, Finnair, Air France, British Airways, Turkish Airlines, etc. offer regular flights on this route. However, at present, no airlines offer nonstop flights between Delhi and Madrid. So, expect one or more layovers at Munich, Paris, Istanbul, and Milan.

An average airfare for a Delhi to Madrid flight may cost around € 264 for a one-way trip and € 489 for a return ticket. To get an affordable flight ticket, it is best to book two or four weeks prior to your journey. You can also plan your trip during shoulder months.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Indira Gandhi International Airport and Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport (DEL-MAD).

One Way Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	ITA Airways	€ 264	Book Now
	Lufthansa	€ 286	Book Now
	Turkish Airlines	€ 362	Book Now
	Finnair	€ 369	Book Now
	British Airways	€ 377	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Air France	€ 489	Book Now
	ITA Airways	€ 660	Book Now
	LOT Polish	€ 665	Book Now
	KLM	€ 684	Book Now
	IndiGo	€ 691	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Madrid

La Venencia

Madrid has more bars per capita than any other city in the world. And getting into one for the evening isn’t very difficult. La Venencia is one such gem that serves five types of sherry with rustic tapas. This 1930s tavern, with dusty barrels and faded posters still witnesses a large number of gatherings. Their sherry wine is a must-try.

Viva Madrid

Visit this lively bar cum restaurant that flaunts traditional wall tiles with immense pride. Their cocktails, classic tapas, and Spanish main course are the highlights. Over the weekends, local families gather together at Viva Madrid to enjoy aperitivo time, where they cheer each other over a glass of wine and tapas.

El Cisne Azul

El Cisne Azul specializes in regional Spanish cuisine and mushroom dishes. This popular restaurant remains packed with the locals all day long. Although their specialty lies in mushrooms, you can’t overlook their delicious morels and chanterelles.

Best Hotels in Madrid

Petit Palace Lealtad Plaza

Location : C. de Antonio Maura, 5, 28014 Madrid, Spain

Price : € 292

Senator Barajas

Location : C. del Galeón, 27, 28042 Madrid, Spain

Price : € 144

Hostal Pacios

Location : C. de Atocha, 28, 28012 Madrid, Spain

Price : € 55

Places to Visit in Madrid

If you want to explore them, check a Delhi to Madrid flight ticket price and book your trip.

Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum

It was named after the family from which the collection was acquired. The museum is located in Villahermosa palace and flaunts a massive collection of 1000 artworks from the 1920s to the 1980s. The collection includes Western art that dates back to the period of German Expressionism, Russian Constructivism, and 19th century American Art.

Gran Via

Built in the 1900s to decongest the city, the one mile long Gran Via is home to Spain’s first skyscraper. The entire area is packed with several restaurants, shops, and recreational facilities. Visit Circulo de Bellas Artes, a cultural center of the city and admire the sweeping views of Gran Via from the rooftop. The Telefonica Building is located here, which was once considered as the tallest skyscraper of Europe.

Lavapies

If you want to go back to the 14 th century Madrid, Visit Lavapies. Once a Jewish neighborhood, Lavapies still has remnants of a Jewish cemetery. The neighborhood started thriving, when immigrants started settling down in Lavapies in 1492. It started building small affordable houses for the new communities. Today, the entire area is dotted with historic buildings and hosts several diverse festivals.

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