Fly to our internationally renowned hub at Madrid test
Discover how luxurious air travel can be. Flights from Hangzhou to Madrid with Qatar Airways regularly take you from one capital to another in just under seven hours. Every moment of your journey with us is designed around you, with comfort, luxury and relaxation at the heart of everything we do. If you are seeking adventure, dreaming of immersing yourself in culture and art or longing to visit your family and friends, Qatar has something for everyone. Now is the perfect time to plan your next holiday and discover an authentic Arabian treasure in the heart of the Gulf. Qatar warmly welcomes visitors from around the world. Visitors from 102 countries can enter visa-free.
Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport is a key air transport hub, positioning you perfectly within the commercially important Yangtze Delta region, just 27km from downtown Hangzhou.
You can get to the airport by using a dedicated airport bus service, providing fast and regular public transport. Alternatively, taxis are available via the Airport Expressway. If you're driving, reliable car parking is available. Bays for short stays are close to the terminals, while bays for long stays can be reached by shuttle buses.
For international journeys, check in and proceed through the departures level of Terminal A. Then explore amenities including duty-free retail outlets stocking locally made goods and travel accessories. You'll also find a range of dining options, including coffee shops serving light snacks and restaurants with satiating dishes on their menus.
Madrid is Spain's energetic capital, a major centre of European culture, art, music and dance.
Discover the city's cosmopolitan vibe and rich artistic heritage. Madrid is famous for its world-class art collections, including the renowned "Museum Triangle" which houses some of the most important galleries in Europe. At the very heart of the city, Puerta del Sol is a bustling piazza and the central transport hub that hosts many public festivals throughout the year. The surrounding architecture showcases a superb blend of Moorish, Renaissance and Gothic influences. Be sure to explore the vast Palacio Real, or Royal Palace, which, while the official residence of the King, is now mainly used for ceremonial duties. A tour through its magnificent galleries will give you a deeper understanding of centuries of Spanish history.