Fly direct from Madrid to Warsaw with Wizz Air for just €77 return. The median price hovers around €78, so this is the time to book before prices climb.
Price and when to book
We found complete tickets (outbound + return) from €77, with prices reaching €93 during peak season. The key is to book well in advance: the sooner you reserve, the lower the fares. On routes to Eastern Europe like this one, many travellers wait too long and miss the best deals.
Airline and layovers
Wizz Air operates this route with direct flights, meaning you'll depart Madrid at 19:15 (approx.) and arrive in Warsaw without intermediate stops. No layovers save you time and hassle. The airline is a budget carrier, so check what's included in your fare before buying.
Best time to visit
Warsaw is lovely in spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October), when the weather is mild and crowds are lighter than summer. Prices drop during periods outside holidays and school breaks. December can be pricey due to Christmas, though the festive markets are worth seeing.
What to do when you arrive
Chopin Airport is 10 km from the city centre. Warsaw impresses with its rebuilt Old Town (UNESCO heritage), the Palace of Culture, world-class museums and vibrant nightlife. Try good Polish vodka, stroll along the Vistula and eat pierniki (traditional dumplings). A weekend is enough to see the highlights.
FAQ
Is it really true there are Madrid-Warsaw flights this cheap?
Yes. Wizz Air maintains very competitive prices on this route: from €77 return. It's not a mistake, it's the budget model. Always check what your fare includes (baggage, seat, changes).
Is this a direct flight or do I have to make a stop?
It's direct. Wizz Air flies directly from Madrid to Warsaw with no stops, which saves time and hassle.
What's the best time to buy these flights?
Book as early as possible for the best price. If you have specific dates in mind, avoid public holidays, Christmas and school holidays. Prices spike during peak season.
What is there to see in Warsaw over a weekend?
The Old Town (UNESCO heritage), the Palace of Culture, the Monument to the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, parks along the Vistula and modern art galleries. The city is easy to explore on foot and by public transport.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
