Luggage Storage Madrid Airport (MAD)

About Madrid Airport

The Madrid Airport, also known as the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport or the Madrid-Barajas Airport, is the biggest international airport in Spain. Located in the Barajas district of Madrid, the airport boasts much of the colorful Spanish culture that is found throughout this historic city. There are a total of four passenger terminals as well as an executive terminal and air cargo area. Millions of people pass through Madrid Airport each year. 

While stuck at Madrid Airport for a long layover, take time to explore the various places within the airport itself before venturing out into the city of Madrid. Grab a fantastic cup of coffee at a café or eat traditional Spanish fare at one of the many different restaurants inside the airport. Do a little gift shopping for loved ones back home or find the perfect souvenir to remember your trip through the Madrid Airport. No matter the reason for passing through this large bustling complex, you will find it is more of a vibrant city than a bustling airport. 

Fun Fact: Sitting about 2,100 feet above sea level, Madrid Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world. 

Things to do near Madrid Airport

The Madrid Airport really should have its very own zip code, it is that big. When flying into or out of Madrid Airport, plan on spending some extra time wandering through the immense offerings of lounges, shops, cafés, and restaurants. Then head out into Madrid and soak up some Mediterranean sunshine. 

With so many options available for you to discover Madrid once you land, you can easily become overwhelmed. Bounce has come up with a few things to do to get you started on your next adventure in Madrid. 

• Grab a scrumptious meal at a café or restaurant and enjoy authentic Spanish dishes such as paella Valenciana, gazpacho, or patatas bravas. 

• Relax with a flavorful cup of coffee at one of the coffee shops and enjoy a fresh-made pastry to go with it for dessert or a quick pick-me-up. 

• Shop for necessities or souvenirs and gifts for loved ones back home at one of the many shops scattered throughout the Madrid Airport. 

• Head over to one of the VIP rooms, such as the Dalí VIP Lounge for a full-service buffet, comfy seats, and charging stations for your electronics. 

• Meander through a local park to stretch your legs while soaking up the sunshine and breathing in the fresh air. 

• Try your luck in an escape room such as the Golden Escape Room, where you have to find and figure out clues to get out of the room. 

• Blow off some steam and release some pent-up energy at a paintball course. Live Action Paintball is near the airport and offers great discounts. 

• Head over to Aerotours and sign up for a hot air balloon tour of Madrid and the surrounding countryside. 

Transit Options near Madrid Airport

• Metro Line 8

• Taxi/Ride Share

• Airport Express Bus

Luggage Storage near Madrid Airport

When you head out of the Madrid Airport and venture further into Madrid, there are many different places you will want to experience. If you are on a long layover and waiting for your next flight or visiting the city for a few days, you do not want to be weighed down with heavy or bulky luggage. Dragging your suitcase through the streets of Madrid just does not sound that appealing. Find a Bounce location near the Madrid Airport and safely store your luggage until you are ready to catch your flight or head to your hotel. 

Attractions and activities near Madrid Airport

• Museo Nacional del Prado: Also known as the Prado Museum or simply the Prado, this gigantic art museum is one of the most popular in the world. It holds masterpieces from several different time periods. Wander through the Prado without the worry of stowing your luggage somewhere. Bounce is here to keep your bags safe. 

• Royal Palace of Madrid: This is the official residence of the Spanish royal family and is a true architectural marvel. The palace is the biggest royal palace still in use in Europe. Guided tours are offered for tourists, but large bags are prohibited. Find a Bounce location to take charge of your bags while you are in the palace. 

• Puerta del Sol: This public square is one of the busiest places in Madrid and draws locals and tourists with its vibrant setting and fantastic culture. Be sure to check out the famous clock in the square and learn about its history regarding the eating of the Twelve Grapes. Luggage will proclaim to everyone you are a tourist and an easy target for mischief-makers. Stow your bags with Bounce before exploring the Puerta del Sol. 

• El Rastro de Madrid: Locals and tourists flock to this open-air flea market where you can find a bit of everything. Vendor booths abound here offering produce, baked goods, clothing, jewelry, craft items, and souvenirs. With over 3,500 vendors, there is little room to maneuver, let alone drag luggage with you. Leave your bags at a Bounce location for safekeeping. 

• Gran Vía: This vivacious avenue seems to come to life at night when the nightclubs, cinemas, and opera houses are filled to capacity. Stroll along the street during the day and explore the quaint shops. Then come back in the evening to experience Madrid’s thriving nightlife. Baggage is a hindrance when strolling along Gran Vía, leave your bags with Bounce and dance the night away.  

• Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum of Art: The Thyssen is not just another art museum. Part of Madrid’s flourishing art scene, the Thyssen showcases local talent as well as hosts masterpieces from around the world. Large bags are prohibited, so wander through the museum and marvel at the artwork but leave your luggage at a Bounce location. 

• Mercado de San Miguel: This unique covered market has been in existence since 1916, and is one of the oldest markets in Madrid. Wander through the various vendor stalls breathing in the culture of Madrid along with the fresh saffron in some of the grocery stalls. Drop by a tapas bar and enjoy a quick drink and snack. With over 200 vendors, your wallet may take a beating. Be sure to leave your baggage with Bounce before shopping at Mercado de San Miguel.

• Plaza Mayor: In the heart of Madrid is Plaza Mayor, a lively plaza filled with old-world charm and new-world technology. Grab a coffee and sit and watch the scene of gawking tourists and boorish locals scurrying about. Don’t wait in the plaza with your luggage in tow. Instead, find a Bounce location to stow your bags so you can relax and enjoy that aromatic cup of coffee.