We celebrate International Women’s Day

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

We have designed a train, which runs on line 6, and a mural in Sainz de Baranda station, decorated with designs by three street artists whereby they have each sought to convey their own vision of women:

Julieta XLF

Nuriatoll

Sara Fartini

We have also made card holders with the same design to carry with you, and a new book has come out that tells the story of women who have worked for Metro. You can buy this from our online store. Don’t miss out on anything and celebrate International Women’s Day in Metro.

Line 11 of Metro de Madrid will become the great Diagonal Line of Madrid

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

Fortunata and Jacinta walk through the Rios Rosas station

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

The Principe de Vergara station will have six new lifts in June

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

Metro installs technology that enables people with hearing aids to hear their staff more clearly

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

Meet Antonio Palacios, the Metro de Madrid architect

Metro commemorates the anniversary of the death of the town planner

Do you know about the easy-to-read Metro user guide?

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