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Trains in Madrid are 50% cheaper than in Birmingham.
The average meal is 4% more expensive in Madrid than in Birmingham.
Taxis are 20% more expensive in Madrid than in Birmingham.
Coffee in Madrid is 35% cheaper than in Birmingham.
Birmingham is considered the second largest city in Britain. The city is a centre for exquisite shopping, pulsating nightlife and vibrant culture. With its diverse cultural mix, Birmingham has something for everyone. With the Bullring Shopping Centre, Cadbury World, Bourneville Village, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, the cosmopolitan city will amaze you with its picturesque landscapes, impressive attractions and exciting activities.
The metropolitan city is situated in the West Midlands area of England, and is home to many museums, parks and cultural festivals. Flights from Birmingham to Madrid depart from Birmingham Airport, which is located about 8km from the city centre.
Birmingham airport is one of the largest airports in the UK and it operates long-haul flights including European and domestic ones. Birmingham Madrid flights from the airport have a journey time of over two hours to Madrid. Iberia, Norwegian Air International 6059, Monarch, Ryanair and other major airlines operate international flights from Birmingham Airport.
Getting to the airport from the city is simple. You can connect to Birmingham Railway Station from the airport terminal through the free monorail service. From there, you can take a train ride to the city centre. Taxis are also available at the airport, or you can opt for a bus ride from the airport to the city centre.
Madrid is Spain's capital and largest city, renowned for its pulsating nightlife, fascinating attractions and exciting activities. The city is the official residence of the monarchy and is the hub for all cultural and political activities in Spain. Madrid appeals to all kinds of people - the party-goers, art aficionados, fashionistas, music lovers and culture enthusiasts.
The city has a rich history and architectural interest. As one of the most populous urban centre, Madrid is highly reputed as being the forerunner in financial, political and administrative capital of Spain. The metropolitan city is the home of the famous football team, Real Madrid.
Flights to Madrid from Birmingham land at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, the major airport serving the city and its neighbouring areas. The airport is located just 13km northeast of the city, and getting to the city is simple. Once you land at the airport, you will find several transport options for your onward journey.
The airport has four terminals, which are all conveniently connected by rail or road. You can opt for a train ride or take a taxi to the city. The Madrid Underground system connects to suburban and national train networks for journeys outside the city.