Flights to Burgos
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Airlines flying to Burgos
We offer 600+ airline options. But you don't have to consider all of those right now. To help save time, we've listed our top three airlines to get you to Burgos.
- Iberia Airlines are Spain's biggest airline. They offer flights to and from major airports in Europe, North and South America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
- Many Spanish airports fly with Iberia Airline, so you'll have a good selection of options when landing.
- Ryanair, the most popular European airline, is a standard choice. Most of Spain’s visitors come from Europe, so the chances are that if you’re visiting Burgos, you are too.
- They offer flights from most major European airports. They also provide travel from specific locations in North Africa.
- In 2022, Spain saw a 250% rise in American tourists visiting the country. With one of the highest daily flight rates, American Airlines is a reputable choice for American tourists travelling the globe.
- American Airlines offers direct flights from most major city airports in America to airports near Burgos, such as Madrid, Bilbao, and Santander.
Airports near Burgos
Ready to explore Burgos? Here are the top four nearby airports to make your arrival a breeze.
Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suarez Airport
- Madrid's airport is approximately 143 miles (230 KM) from Burgos.
- If you’re travelling via car, the journey will take just over two hours; however, if you’re going by public transport, it will be closer to three and a half hours. So do bear that in mind.
- If you’re an international traveller, Madrid’s airport is a great option. It’s the biggest airport in the country and offers an extensive list of airlines and travel location options.
Bilbao Airport
- Bilbao’s airport is around 96 miles (155 km) from Burgos and takes a little under two hours via car and a little over two hours by public transport.
- It offers international flights, so it is another good choice if you’re not coming from Spain.
Valladolid Airport
- In Villanubla, this airport is around 75 miles (120 km) from Burgos.
- It takes around an hour and a half to get there by car, but it's considerably longer by public transport, taking around three hours.
- Valladolid Airport offers only domestic flights, so those travelling throughout Spain might prefer this option. However, during peak seasons, they may provide international flights to popular European locations like London and Brussels.
Santander Airport
- Santander’s airport is approximately 99 miles (160 km) from Burgos.
- This would make for a car journey of a little over two hours, with public transport nearing three and a half hours.
- Santander Airport offers both domestic and international flights.
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The Spanish city of Burgos is known for its beautiful architecture, which continues to allure even today. For those fascinated by history, Burgos is the perfect destination.
It offers the UNESCO-listed Burgos Cathedral—a captivating landmark with its gothic exterior. The Museum of Human Evolution, which demonstrates humanity’s history through fossils and stones, and much more.
However, it isn’t just Burgos’ past that makes it a meaningful place to visit. Its lively atmosphere, rich food, and wine-tasting opportunities make it a place bustling with activity.
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If you’re ready to book your ticket, go to our search form and follow our easy steps. If you’d like more information on what Burgos offers, the city’s temperature, and how you’d get there, continue reading this page.
Things to do in Burgos
There are so many things to do in Burgos that it can be hard to know where to start. That’s why we’re here. We’ve made this list of our top three attractions in Burgos to make it a little easier.
Burgos Cathedral
Burgos' cathedral is a must-see. The Spanish Gothic architecture is one of a kind.
Don’t just take our word for its beauty. Its been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, making it a place of notable value both historically and for future generations to witness.
The cathedral also contains the tomb of El Cid, who was an important military leader in Spanish history.
Burgos Cathedral's admission fees are 7€ per adult, 4.50€ per student, 6€ for senior citizens, and children from 7-14 years old go in at 1.50€. They also offer reductions for the unemployed, pilgrims and those with disabilities.
Monasterio de las Huelgas
Founded in 1187, the monastery was a place for Cistercian worship. It contains plenty of history and architecture that reflects the Cistercian belief in hard work and worship.
Its stunning design has elements of both the Gothic and the Romanesque, creating a truly inspired scenery that’s hard to forget.
Monasterio de las Huelgas admission fees are generally 8€ and free for disabled, unemployed individuals and large families.
Museum of Human Evolution
See parts of humanity from a time long ago.
With fossils and stones from ancient times to replicas of what the early human face looked like. For those interested in the prehistoric world, you’ll be amazed to delve into the Museum of Human Evolution.
One notable museum piece is The Sima de los Huesos, the Pit of Bones, estimated to be 300,000 to 600,000 years old.
General admission is 6€. Children (under 8), teachers, unemployed people, senior citizens, and those with a disability certificate go in for free. They offer free tickets on a Wednesday evening. It's also possible to get tickets at a reduced price of 4€.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a visa for Burgos?
If you’re a European citizen, you do not need a visa as long as you stay for less than 90 days. Typically, those outside of Europe also don’t need a visa for Burgos, as long as they fit the 90-day time frame. However, make sure to check this applies to your country.
When is the best time to fly to Burgos?
You can visit a lot of Burgos’ sights and restaurants any time of the year, so you should consider the weather when factoring in the best time to visit. We’ve mentioned the average temperature per month. If you want warm conditions with a lower likelihood of rain, then the summer months would suit you better. However, winter would be best if you like the cold and want to visit when it’s less busy.
How does public transport in Burgos work?
To get around Burgos, you can travel by coach. For more affordable tickets, book in advance. The coach station has cafes and lockers available. You can also purchase tickets for Rosa de Lima, Burgos’ train station online.
What food is Burgos known for?
Spain, a place adored for its food, will have Spanish residents travelling to Burgos for some of its delicacies. Burgos would be the perfect destination for those who enjoy fine wine and good-quality cheese. It’s also known for its Spanish blood sausage, Morcilla de Burgos, which has an earthy flavour and a soft texture. While there, you’ll likely see it as a Tapas option or an ingredient in other meals.