The museum is located just 20 minutes walking distance from the number 10 line station 'cuatro vientos'. Once out of the station 'do not catch any of the green buses' I made that mistake and completely overan the museum. Walk towards the flow of traffic at the side of railway line and past the bus stop, basically there's a path... More

One of the marvel museums that we have in Madrid. Always worth a visit for anyone interested in aviation. More

This free museum was absolutely excellent. Some aircraft outside and even more, inside individual hangers. Well laid out and organized. There are types I never even knew existed and many I have only seen in pictures. If you are a aviation geek (like me) you will giggle all day. Check the times you want to go as they close early... More

The Spanish Aircraft Museum at Quatro Vientos is a truly superb museum of considerable size (5 hangers plus outdoor display area) with many very rare or unique aircraft. But it should be better promoted, especially to aircraft enthusiasts in the UK. It seems mainly to be visited by pre-arranged groups of Spanish school children and pensioners and there are very... More

The museum is accessible by car or by taking a metro to the Cuatro Vientos station and then riding a bus to the Ecuola de Transmissiones stop (best ask the driver as a number of buses head towards Alcorcon and not all of them drive by or stop near the museum). Among the highlights is Hispano HA-200 Super Saeta aircraft,... More

This is another must visit location if you happen to be in madrid. Located adjacent to the military and civil airfield of Cuatro Vientos just south west of Madrid. Many aircraft that you will not see anywhere else and a collection of some 200 aircraft. Entry was free and you get a guide leaflet too. Cafe on site and no... More