Dirt Cheap Madrid

November is typically the month that starts to get very dry and a bit cooler.  You will notice people start to drive rather than walk around. All the leaves have fallen, and the winter is starting to set in. This is not a bad thing if you like to run, or play active sports because you stay cool and dry, without being too cold. Tourism slows down in November because it is considered to transition month; it is not cold, nor is it warm.

The bitter winter is starting to set in Madrid, which calls for winter coats, hats, scarves and sweaters.  I would also suggest a lighter long sleeved shirt so you do not get too warm when walking around. 

In November, you will typically see highs of 56⁰F (13⁰C), and lows of 49⁰F (9⁰C). The temperature is dropping quickly, so go and grab your warm clothes before you arrive in Madrid in November!  Also, be sure to check that your accommodation has heat, as many of the older hotels do not. Have fun!

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