Treat Your Tastebuds

If you’re tired from all the walking and exploring, find a spot at the first local restaurant of DIA- Root Down, which is the crowd’s favourite. Comfort food and modern cocktails are their speciality. Other popular eating spots apart from the fast food joints like McDonald’s or KFC and cafes like Starbucks, you can try Elway’s for an amazing steakhouse experience or Mesa Verde for some Southwestern food and a full bar or Steve’s Snappin’ Dogs to binge on some mouth-watering hot dogs with unique topping combinations and to finish it off with a desert, Udi’s Bakery who provide gluten-free desserts too.

Relax and Rewind

Madrid-Barajas Airport offers VIP Lounges, Pay-per-use lounges, Single Visit Passes and Lounge Memberships, which give the passengers the option to go premium and choose VIP Lounges or stick to the usual Pay-per-use Lounges. The lounge you want to choose doesn’t depend on the class of service you are flying in, which gives you the freedom to enter the lounge by paying at the door, purchasing a lounge pass or through a lounge membership program. To get more information about the lounge and their pricing on the official website of Madrid-Barajas Airport.

Shop

It doesn’t matter if you like to spend big or window shop, Madrid-Barajas has shopping centers ranging from a few international Spanish fashion brands, and the well-known brands- Zara and Superdry. Popular for the Real Madrid FC stores, you can pick up an official souvenir. Convenience stores, electronic and travel shops, pharmacies and Duty-Free areas are also available here.

Indulge Yourself

Madrid-Barajas Airport doesn’t have endless choices here but one can enjoy a very hearty Spanish meal in various food stalls, cafes, popular fast-food joints, and restaurants. Popular sit-down spots are Kirei by Kabuki, La Mary for modern Spanish fare, and Pepito Grillo. There are cafes and to-go kiosks aplenty.

Others

Being one of Europe’s largest and busiest airports, Madrid-Barajas Airport not only caters to each of its passenger’s needs, but also makes one feel at home by providing comfort and safety during your time at the airport.

Apart from all the common services like lounges, restaurants, shopping centers, Madrid-Barajas Airport has baby care facilities, children’s play areas to ensure you and your family is well catered to. Other important services like Information Desks, Luggage Handling Services, Emergency Medical Services, Pharmacies, charging units, ATMs, Foreign Currency exchange centers, Prayer Spaces, Salons & Spas are spread throughout the airport as well.

Passenger Meet and Greet services offered by us at JODOGO will include a representative who will welcome you with a name board (a bouquet of flowers on request) and help you with everything from luggage handling, lounge access, etc.

Explore Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas

Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, commonly known as Madrid-Barajas Airport, is the main international airport serving Madrid, the capital of Spain.

1. The airport offers a variety of services and facilities, including shops, restaurants, duty-free stores, lounges, and car rental services.There are also facilities for business travelers, such as meeting rooms and business lounges.
2. The airport is well-connected to the city and surrounding areas by public transportation. The Madrid Metro has a dedicated line (Line 8) that connects the airport to the city center.Taxis and buses are also readily available for transportation to and from the airport.
3. Over the years, the airport has undergone significant expansion and modernization projects to accommodate the increasing number of passengers and enhance its facilities.
4. In addition to passenger flights, the airport has a significant cargo operation, handling a large volume of air freight.

Discover Madrid

Have a layover for more than 7 hours and figuring out how to spend your time? Take the opportunity to explore Madrid! Public transit makes it easy to reach the city center, like the Metro Line 8, which connects all airport Terminals with Nuevo’s Ministerios station in central Madrid.

1. Visit the Plaza Mayor:Originally christened as the “Plaza del Arrabal”, Plaza Mayor is a public, and the most famous square in all of Madrid. Boasting a uniform, classic, and an intense architecture by Juan de Villanueva, this grand arcade along with its northern block of Casa de la Panadería, is one of the best places to visit in Madrid, Spain.
2. Visit the Catedral de Sta Maria la Real de la Almudena:Catedral de Sta Maria la Real de la Almudena is the prime Diocese of Madrid which took almost 110 years to be constructed, inaugurated, and consecrated. Owing to such a delay due to the political factors, it is indeed one of the most remarkable landmarks of Spain.
3. Visit Plaza de Cibeles:Located in Calle Alcala y Paseo de Recoletos, housing the legendary and the notable Cibeles Fountain, and the remarkable Cybele Palace, Plaza de Cibeles is the most iconic monuments of Spain, making it a must visit if you’re in Madrid.
4. Visit the Barrio de La Latina:Narrow streets, spacious squares, and old Islamic walls, pretty much constitute the homely and warm environs of this neighboring street of Barrio de La Latina in Madrid. Representing the old times and the cultural heritage, this neighborhood is a must visit for everyone who’s up for delicious tapas, shopping, music & dance scenes, and beer of course!