The number of passengers using the Metro on a daily basis is 1,458,853, which is 61.2% of the number before the onset of Covid-19.

The proceeds will be used to buy an oxygen generator to bring some relief to the victims of Covid-19 in that country.

The site, which will reopen to the public on 27 February, was the only Metro museum to remain closed due to the coronavirus health crisis.

The Regional Transport Consortium offers you more alternatives for walking and cycling these days

An opened station transit system is a system whereby the sliding doors providing access to Metro stations will remain open.

“Cuéntame como pasó”, “Valeria”, “30 monedas”, “Por H o por B” and “El pueblo” are just some of the shows that have been set in the corridors, platforms and trains...

They have raised funds and material for key groups during the most difficult moments of the health crisis.

Illustrated portraits of 18 women who have excelled in different fields will be permanently displayed on the station platforms.

The new mobility axis that will connect Madrid from the southwest to the northeast, between Cuatro Vientos and Valdebebas

The system will be installed in at least one intercom per platform, in the lifts and next to the turnstiles

It offers real-time information on the occupancy level of its stations, the waiting time on the platform and the state of the facilities, among many other things

Metro commemorates the anniversary of the death of the town planner

You’ll find everything among the 302 stations in the Metro de Madrid network: stations that are classic, modern, huge, small... All of them have something special but some particularly stand...

We have a train, a mural, travel card holders and a new book, all to foster the equality of women!

The new name will come into force in March

Outside, the iconic Antonio Palacios gazebo will be recreated, while the inside will have modern, accessible and digital facilities

Take a tour of Usera station, decorated with vinyl decals of traditional Chinese motifs to celebrate the arrival of the Year of the Ox.

Now you can discover it in video format. Iván and Lara teach you to navigate the network independently

Do not leave home unless absolutely necessary, particularly the elderly and those with pre-existing medical conditions. At any event, if you need to use the underground these days, please remember:

The #muevete campaign kicks off, with which the Madrid underground aims to raise awareness on different social causes throughout the year. The campaign kicks off with February dedicated to the...

You can read the full text of one of Pérez Galdós’ most iconic novels in the corridors and platforms of the station

Get involved in the social cause that most interests you – equality, children’s rights or the fight against LGTBphobia… The initiative #muévete (get moving) take off in February with messages...

A journey through Madrid's Metro stations without leaving the classroom

We celebrate another year serving the people of Madrid

A spilled water bottle, broken glass or a dirty train seat... sometimes there are cleaning incidents inside Metro cars or in ticket halls, corridors or platforms. The alerts you submit...

The works, which involve an investment of 11.7 million Euro, are part of the Modernisation and Accessibility plans for the Madrid underground

Metro recognises its employees’ work during the pandemic

The Metro de Madrid work uniform has changed on many occasions throughout its 100-year history.

We know that you loved it and we wanted to make you happy

Would you like to drive a classic train dating back to 1919? Do you want to see what the Madrid underground stations were like at the start of last century?

If you are one of those people who reads the literary extracts to be found on Metro trains, you now have some new ones to help you pass the time

Metro was born 100 years ago in Puerta del Sol, an emblem of Madrid, close to Plaza de la Villa and Plaza Mayor. Our history takes us to the most...

Discover where some of our icons come from in the underground

A multimedia and interactive work, a graphical and visual reminder of a century of Metro de Madrid’s history and that of its people through texts, pictures, infographics, audios and videos...

Episode 3: People over 65 also use Metro

It is a unique opportunity for all the fans of this sport, who, for the first time, will be able to do an unusual route until now: the surface route...

The most recent titles, the newest, the most read and the most sought after in the publishing world can be found in Metro

Do you know which movies and series have recently been filmed in the underground?

If you are still not familiar with Metro’s past, these spaces might provide an excellent plan for the coming days!

Celebrate European Mobility Week by travelling with us

Tirso de Molina, Concha Espina, Vicente Aleixandre… immortal figures, also on our underground system. I am sure you will have sometimes wondered who they were.

Comparative photos of the different eras, over the course of its 100 years of history, bear witness to how this transformation of the underground system has never stopped.

Read the whole of Don Quijote, smile at the genius of Mingote or enjoy Guernica. All of this and much more is now at hand on the platforms of Metro...

We offer you a new information channel in real time through Alexa skills, in addition to the Metro app and web page.

30 routes with more than 500 kilometres to run, cycle or walk, always beginning and ending at public transport stations

Metro’s logo, an icon of Madrid

A total of 259 defibrillators are present in 205 stations of the underground network

With this question we want to know how children view Metro.