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Taxi: Taxis might be the most convenient and comfortable but most expensive way to get to Puerta del Sol.

➳ Read More: Incredible Things To Do and See in Barcelona in 3 Days How to get to from Barajas Airport to Madrid’s City CenterĪs I mentioned before the fastest way to get to Madrid’s City Center might be by taxi but there are so many other ways you can get from Barajas Airport to Puerta del Sol, where this guide begins. Let’s start with the best things to do in Madrid in less than 24 hours. If you want to see as much of Madrid as possible keep in mind that you will be visiting a lot of places so try to be fast! You can also take a metro between several stops to save time, but the beauty of Madrid is to walk the city so you can appreciate more of its buildings and relaxed atmosphere. It is a 6 km walking Guide that can take you up to 8 to 9 hours, excluding any extra time exploring in Gran Vía, El Retiro Park and La Puerta del Sol area. The guide starts in Sol and ends in El Retiro Park. Sol, also known as La Puerta del Sol, is a public square in the city centre. If money is an issue then you can take the bus or the metro. Taxis in Madrid have a flat rate of 30 euros from the airport anywhere in the city. ➳ Read More: Things To Do In Segovia In One Day: A Day Trip From Madrid To Segoviaĭuring a layover the best advice is to get an Uber or taxi from the airport to Sol, where our walking guide will start. I have selected my favorite landmarks and what I think makes Madrid unique and special.

On my last trip to Europe, I made a quick stop in Madrid to say hi to some friends and family and that is when I decided to visit all the main spots and visit the best things to do in Madrid within a 12 hours period. If you are flying on Air Europa or Iberia, chances are that you will get a long layover in Madrid, so do not miss the opportunity of visiting another city for free while you wait for your connecting flight. Even if you do not have much time to explore the capital city of Spain, Madrid will still surprise you! We lived in Madrid for a year and have visited a handful of other times including several long layovers, so we can safely say we know our way around this cosmopolitan city and that is why we want to share the best things to do in Madrid in short period of time. Madrid has so many attractions to offer to every type of traveler from foodies, backpackers, historians, and luxurious travelers.