03 Unique Airports Around the World
Some people think of airports as lavish waiting areas with overpriced snacks and endless corridors. Others think of them as fascinating sites of human activity and centers of excitement—part travel hub, part art gallery, part mall, and sometimes an architectural masterpiece. Sure, airports have one purpose: to get people from point A to point B in comfort. But some airports that have managed to break the mold with stunning design, indoor gardens, or charming attractions can turn a simple transit into an experience in itself. Between security checks, passport control, and the anticipation of disruption, traveling can be stressful. These 03 unique airports will make you wonder why not every travel hub is this great. 01. Madrid–Barajas Airport, Spain Madrid’s Barajas Airport first opened in 1931 as the city’s main international airport. Designed by Richard Rogers and Antonio Lamela, this architectural gem features a stunning domed roof in Terminal 4. The terminal is flooded with natural l...