Want to enjoy Madrid? You're in luck, because the new Metro tourism map is here!
Madrid tourism lovers, you're in luck! Metro de Madrid's new tourism map is now available, with 127 cultural, leisure, sporting and shopping attractions that you can reach by Metro to...
Lines with art: Line 4, eclecticism from West to East
We continue to explore hidden pieces of art in the Madrid metro. Today it is the turn of L4, which runs from Argüelles to Pinar de Chamartín
Metro reinforces its service to welcome the Three Kings
The underground will increase the number of trains by up to 68.8% on the afternoon of 5 January
We are changing the closing and opening times on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Day
This festive season we are changing our closing and opening times on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Day and increasing the train service by up to 50%.
The campaign ‘On track with you’ returns to Metro for Christmas
Once again this year, we are launching the solidarity campaign ‘Estamos en línea contigo’ (On track with you), through which Metro offers advertising space to twelve social organisations.
It's already Christmas at Metro!
Here's the new podcast, which you can use to get around Metro over the festive season
Hop on Metro's Christmas Train
Everyone at the Nativity Scene, the Three Wise Men, Christmas trees, musical notes... discover this year's train decorations
Lines with art: L3, a stroll through starry skies, key works of literature and striking mosaics
Don't miss this tour that will enable you to discover the details and interesting facts of the artistic treasures that are scattered all along line 3.
Come and see, the most unusual Madrid arrives by Metro!
Madrid is full of surprising places and hidden treasures waiting to be discovered by the most adventurous minds. Today we propose a your to discover these small wonders which, of...
Metro's scientific symbols uncovered
It's time to bring out our scientific and technological Sunday best! Once again this year, Metro joins Science and Innovation Week to offer a series of informative activities about our...
It’s all in a name? Palos de Moguer, Palos de la Frontera - which is it?
What a story! Some chroniclers get muddled and make a mistake, causing confusion for more than 300 years, forcing a change in the name of a street and the name...
New Podcast! Have a frightening time with the spookiest of stories about the Metro de Madrid
A train moves slowly through the tunnel. There are no passengers on board, no voices, no laughter. If you let it go, you’ll flee the fear, but if you jump...
Join us on a journey back in time to 1919 Madrid...without leaving 2022!
This week Madrid Metro celebrated its 103rd anniversary, which encourages us to not only remember the history of the company, but also the history of the city of Madrid itself...
That's how we were, that's how we are now: 103 years of Metro's history in #PodcastMetro
We are 103 years old, but we feel very, very young!! October is a very special month for Metro de Madrid... it's our birthday month and on this occasion, we...
Metro, a great film set under your feet
As soon as they arrive in Madrid, the Pérez family travel by metro to Lavapiés in the brilliant Surcos (José Antonio Nieves Conde, 1951), one of the first films to...
Thank you, heroes!
In this great underground city that is the Metro, an army of heroes "patrols" every day. You may not realise it, because they don't wear capes or have superpowers, but...
Lines with art: Line 2, a mix of styles and even an underground archaeological museum
From Alsace to Santo Domingo via Seville, Line 2 invites you to on a journey in Spain and beyond.
We are making Metro quite green (and II)
A few weeks ago, we told you about some of the environmental measures we are implementing that are making us green. Remember: Travelling with Metro pollutes 4 times less than...
Historic feats in the heart of Metro
We are celebrating the 500th anniversary of the first circumnavigation of the planet, captained by Ferdinand Magellan and Juan Sebastian Elcano: an extraordinary feat that changed the known world. The...
The most literary Madrid from metro to metro
Do you also devour books in summer? If so, you're sure to have your selection ready for August. But if you’re staying in Madrid and you like walking, here’s a...
The pocket map, an inseparable guide to travelling on the Metro
Did you also discover the Metro network thanks to our inseparable pocket maps? When the internet didn’t yet exist, maps were the faithful companion that always showed you the right...
Gran Vía station turns one year old again
In 2019, the eight original Metro de Madrid stations celebrated their Centenary. Among them was Gran Vía, which had been conceived as San Luis Network and the pavilion of which...
Lines with art: Line 1, a journey between the past and the future
Since the first Metro de Madrid line opened to the public in 1919, the people of Madrid have been able to enjoy different decorative elements, both in its installations and...
The most interesting Metro: figures, dates and more
You have to read it to believe it! From its opening in 1919 to the present day, the histories of Madrid and its Metro have run parallel and one cannot...
Next station... music
Have you ever thought about what songs and sounds you would include in the soundtrack of your life? If you live in Madrid, I'm sure that between one song and...
A Metro for all, also on the website
Have you ever wondered why all the photos we post on social media have these three mysterious letters in the bottom left corner: ALT? It could be an acronym for...
We are making Metro quite green
You will have heard it many times: travelling with Metro pollutes 4 times less than travelling in a private vehicle. But have you ever stopped to think about what lies...
The first ones at Metro
While the city sleeps, an army of professional metro employees is working hard to ensure that all trains, stations and engines are in good working order for the opening of...
Chamberí Station, a trip to Madrid in the 1950s
At Locos X el Metro we are stopping today at one of our favourite places: Chamberí station. And we do so on the 56th anniversary of a very special milestone...
A great plan! Museum Day returns to Metro
We take you on a tour of the most spectacular places in our underground. Do you want to join us?
At Metro, we're love publicity!
Today our Metro is more Madrilenian than the Manzanares River and enjoys international fame. Its best ambassadors are undoubtedly the "cats" (the nickname locals receive) and tourists who use it...
They have made history! For a good reason
Sonsoles and Juan Felipe have made history in Metro de Madrid: They are the first people with intellectual disabilities to complete an internship in our company. They are our heroes...
On 2 May, discover Goya at his station and travel around the most traditional parts of Madrid by metro
The 2nd of May is approaching and it is a great date to learn a little more about the history of Madrid and the event to which the Day of...
The curtain opens and it's not Alain Delon... it's CronoTeatro!!!
Faithful to its traditional date with Metro, the trains and stations of Line 6 are already vibrating with CronoTeatro shows. First-rate theatre, fun and good humour on all four sides...
The landmark returns, the Cuatro Caminos totem returns
We are celebrating!!! It has been a long time, 85 years, but thankfully it has come back to us: the totem of Cuatro Caminos has returned to its "home" at...
Congratulations, Gran Via!
In April 1910, 112 years ago, work began on the Gran Vía, an essential artery of our city today. Its history has been linked to that of its metro station...
Come and discover the old Pacífico hall
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.
#MadridAtMetro: how the people from Madrid see their city
Whether it's sunny, cloudy, rainy or foggy, Madrid wakes up radiant every day of the year and at Metro, we have decided to say good morning to you every day...
Persons with intellectual disabilities call for their rights with an inclusive dance production in Metro de Madrid
Don’t miss the video of this group of dancers from the Esfera Foundation!
Do you know what an opened station transit system is?
An opened station transit system is a system whereby the sliding doors providing access to Metro stations will remain open.
For the children of La Palma
Children at home can also collaborate in helping those affected by the volcano feel a little better
The Dominican Republic in the centre of Madrid
Come and discover the music, beaches, flora and fauna of the island through a Wanda Cortorreal mural
Metro de Madrid, more accessible every day
The Madrid underground will have 41 new lifts distributed over 12 stations
Find out the different names of the underground stations on the new “Literary Map”
They are now the titles of passengers’ and readers favourite literary works
No plans this summer?
Take the time to visit the Metro de Madrid museums
Metro de Madrid presents its new Museum Passport to publicise its artistic jewels
Users will receive a reward if they visit all the locations and have their passport stamped
Rediscover historical underground locations in the photography exhibition “Esférica”
This is on display in Chamartín station until 27 March
Aid for those affected by the volcanic eruption in La Palma
Metro de Madrid has teamed up with the Red Cross to encourage underground users to donate funds to those affected by the volcanic eruption
Are you going to the Davis Cup finals?
You can travel there by underground. Alto de Extremadura station is very close to Madrid Arena