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Airport - María de Molina, 13


**By metro from the airport

Line 8 (pink line) takes you straight from Barajas airport to the centre of Madrid. The airport metro station is located in Terminal 2, and there are signs to help you find it throughout the airport. The metro stop in downtown Madrid is called Nuevos Ministerios and is situated in the middle of the Paseo de la Castellana.

The metro station at Nuevos Ministerios provides baggage check-in desks for all flights except Iberias's Madrid-Barcelona shuttle service. Ask the company you are flying with if you can check in at Nuevos Ministerios when you need to.

A single metro ticket costs €1.15, but you can buy a rover ticket (bono metrobus) which gives you ten journeys by bus or metro for € 5.35. The journey from Barajas airport to Nuevos Ministerios takes 12 minutes, making it the fastest and handiest way to travel to the centre of Madrid, as well as the cheapest.

From Nuevos Ministerios you can take line 10 (orange line) to Gregorio Marañon. This stop brings you out further down the Paseo Castellana, and you simply cross this road to reach Calle Maria de Molina. If you prefer you can come out at Nuevos Ministerios and take the bus a few stops down the Paseo de Castellana to Gregorio Marañon. Ask the driver to let you know when you get there.

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**By road from the airport

By bus from the airport:

The no. 89 provides a permanent bus service that goes direct from the airport, from all its terminals, to the centre of Madrid, terminating in the Plaza de Colon. It goes every 10-15 minutes from 04.45h to 23.00h.

The bus takes the A2/NII road into Madrid, and then Avenida de America. To get to Instituto de Empresa, you have a stop at Calle Maria de Molina, no. 30. Tell the bus driver that you wish to get off at that address, and he/she will let you know when you arrive. From there you only have to walk down a couple of blocks to IE.

There is a flat rate fare, regardless of where you want to get off, which is approximately €2.5.

The journey takes some 40 minutes, depending on the amount of traffic entering Madrid.

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By taxi from the airport:

In order to take a taxi you have to go to the taxi rank by following the signs at the different airport terminals. These are the only reliable taxi services. Ignore any offers of taxis you might receive inside the airport building.

The taxi driver should set the meter going the moment you set off, and it will start at the amount that is the sum of the surcharge for the airport and the corresponding rate for the time of day (06.00 to22.00h - 22.00h to 06.00h).

These corresponding surcharges will be displayed on a sticker on the taxi windows. This information also shows a basic map of the different zones on which surcharges are based. If you are going from the airport to the city centre this does not apply to you, given that there is a single surcharge of €4 for taking a taxi from the airport, and you should not pay more for baggage or anything else.

The normal price for a taxi fare from the airport to Madrid city centre is approximately

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By car from the airport:

On leaving the airport terminals first follow the signs for P-2 (Car park 2), then recintas feriales (exhibition centre), Madrid- Centro, A Coruña, and Burgos, over a distance of 1 km. Then turn off to the right toward Zaragoza, Madrid, and Burgos via the N-100. Drive for 1.7km, then follow the signs for Avenida de America, Madrid, which will take you into the city.

You will see signs that put: Madrid- Centro, Avenida de America, Calle Corazon de María, Parque de las Avenidas. Keep going straight, following the signs for Avenida de America for a total of 7.5 km which will mean you leave the M-30 ring road behind you and you will be heading straight into Madrid. The first traffic light comes up suddenly on the same road as you enter Madrid, and at the second traffic light you will see to your right the entrance to the Avenida de America transport centre, which means you have come to the end of Avenida de America. Keep going straight and you will immediately enter Calle Maria de Molina. Drive down Maria de Molina (at the end of which lies the Paseo de la Castellana) for about 750m, until you reach number 13 which is the main Instituto de Empresa Campus. As you are driving down Maria de Molina. just before you reach the campus you will see a petrol station on your right, then you will immediately cross a minor junction followed by a major junction, after which you will see IE's distinctive cream-coloured wall.

Total distance: 12km
Approximate time: 20 min.



IE Business School
María de Molina 13
28006 Madrid
Spain