The Best Airports in the World: Europe Edition
We have listed down the worst airports in the world, but how do we know that they, well, suck if we do not know what great airports are made of? Here is a list of the best European airports, as voted by travelers from different corners of the world.
If you would like to read our article of the best Asian airports you can read it here.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Schiphol Airport in the lovely city of Amsterdam is one of the most popular and beloved airports in the world, thanks for the numerous amenities that offer maximum comfort for passengers. There are TV lounges, an on-site movie theatre, museum, library, casino, and airport lounges that can be accessed even by economy passengers (for a small fee). For those who like to relax (and even sleep) in the airport, you can find very comfy couches and seats that is conducive to stretching out.
Munich Airport in Munich, Germany
Located in the northeast part of Munich, the Munich Airport is definitely a favorite among travelers. There are plenty of rest areas and comfortable seating (that you can recline on) if you want to stretch out. If you have a bit of time before your flight, there are sleep cabins that you can have access to (for a fee) and shower rooms (also for a fee) to freshen you up once you awaken. Exciting airport amenities include a mini golf course, a casino, spa, a flight simulator, and an airport brewery.
Helsinki-Vantaa Airport in Helsinki, Finland
Stepping into the Helsinki-Vantaa will definitely make you wonder why you did not like airports in the first place. This airport boasts of free Wi-Fi, art gallery and exhibitions, a book swap, a spa, airport tours, and a free Relaxation Zone with lounge chairs that you can sleep in, if you want. There are also shower amenities, as well as a hotel connected to the airport.
Zurich Kloten Airport in Zurich, Switzerland
Zurich is one of the most expensive cities in the world, a fact reflected well in its beautiful airport. Passengers get free Wi-Fi and access to internet kiosks, rest zones, showers (for a minimum fee), and bicycle, in-line skates, and Nordic pole rentals. There are sleep rooms in the airport, but you can easily check in to the hotel connected to the terminals.
Copenhagen Kastrup Airport in Copenhagen, Denmark
Passengers can enjoy a wide variety of amenities in the Copenhagen Kastrup Airport, including free Wi-Fi, airline lounges that even economy travelers can enjoy (for a fee, however), rest zones, a spa, and a hotel connected to the airport.
Frankfurt am Main Airport in Frankfurt, Germany
In terms of free Wi-Fi connection, Frankfurt Airport is not high on the list, but it makes up for it for a wide variety of other activities to entertain you while you wait for your flight. There is the Visitor’s Terrace, an airport tour, a concert, a casino, and a pay-in lounge. Charging stations are available for mobile phones and laptop computers. There are prayer rooms, rest zones with showers, and spa. Dirty clothes? No problem—Frankfurt Airport also has laundry facilities.
