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Spain is a safe and welcoming destination for tourists, but its busy streets and tourist zones attract a steady stream of pickpockets and overcharging. The main risks are theft in crowded areas and inflated prices or scams aimed at tourists. Watch for unlicensed taxi drivers, street games near landmarks, and always confirm prices before paying.
Zaktualizowano wrzesień 2026
Jak to działa: Thieves work in busy tourist spots, transport stations, and on metro lines, often using distraction techniques like bumping or asking for directions while a partner lifts your wallet.
Jak tego uniknąć: Keep bags zipped and in front, don't keep phones in back pockets, and be alert in crowds and on the metro.
Jak to działa: A street performer plays a ball-and-cup or three-card monte game and lets a planted spectator win, then takes money from tourists who join believing they can win.
Jak tego uniknąć: Never join sidewalk card or shell games; they are rigged and the players work together.
Jak to działa: Someone approaches you, ties a bracelet on your wrist or hands you a sprig of rosemary, then demands payment expecting that you already accepted the item.
Jak tego uniknąć: Politely refuse any item handed to you and keep your hands away as they approach.
Jak to działa: Drivers without a taxi license approach travelers inside or just outside the terminal and offer a fixed ride at an inflated price, bypassing the official meter.
Jak tego uniknąć: Only use the official taxi rank outside the terminal and insist the meter runs, or use a licensed ride app.
Jak to działa: Some venues near tourist spots charge extra cover, bread, or add items to the bill, or charge more for terrace seating than the printed menu shows.
Jak tego uniknąć: Check the menu for cover charges before sitting, confirm the price of terrace seats, and review the bill before paying.
Jak to działa: Exchange booths near landmarks and main squares advertise eye-catching rates but add hidden fees or apply poor exchange rates that cost you money.
Jak tego uniknąć: Use bank ATMs or banks for exchange and always decline dynamic currency conversion at the machine.
Pomiń ulicznych sprzedawców: zarezerwuj oficjalne bilety i wycieczki z darmowym odwołaniem.
Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport
Uczciwa cena taksówki (oficjalna, w ciągu dnia): 30 € - 40 €. Use only the official metered taxi rank outside each terminal. Agree on nothing with drivers who approach you inside. The metered fare to central Madrid is roughly 30 to 40 euros. Drivers must use the meter.
Najlepsza alternatywa: Metro Line 8 (pink line) to Nuevos Ministerios, or the official Airport Express bus 203 to Cibeles (5 €, około 50 min)
Napiwki: Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Round up the bill or leave 5 to 10% in restaurants. Taxi drivers and tour guides do not expect a tip.
Opłaty za nakrycie i serwis: Some restaurants add a cover or bread charge, so check the menu and bill. Prices shown are in Spain, so a table outside or a terrace may cost more than the printed menu. Confirm the bill matches what you ordered.
Always choose to be charged in euros and decline dynamic currency conversion. Prefer bank-attached ATMs over independent machines with high fees. Check the fee warning on screen before confirming a withdrawal.
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