There are additional supplements per mile after 22:00 and on Sundays. Taxi fares from the airport should be around 20-25 euros including a supplement for the airport, but there is no separate supplement for luggage if it fits easily inside the taxi or on the luggage racks.

All four terminals have marked taxi ranks on the ground floor, just outside Arrivals. Taxis are an easy and comfortable way to get to and from the airport. You can grab the metro, the bus, the train or a taxi. Getting from the airport to Madrid’s city centre is made simple by how well-connected it is. Luggage storage is available at Terminals 1, 2 and 4. Plentiful storefronts, restaurants, and ATMS make the airport a convenient place to snack and shop before your flight. The airport’s four terminals are connected by a 24-hour free bus service for non-passengers (no boarding pass required) as well as a passenger link bus for travellers with boarding passes transferring from one terminal to another. Besides, as the busiest airport in Spain, it's hardly a relaxing place to hang out, especially when you could be spending your time throwing back wine and snacking on tapas in the Spanish capital. Situated about 12 km from Madrid, Madrid-Barajas airport is massive.

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Madrid train airport to city center