Transports

How to get to Madrid

The capital is connected by air to the main European and American cities, and by road and train to all Spanish cities. Barajas Airport (with 4 Terminals at different distances from the city centre) is located 15 minutes by light train from the city centre and the two main train stations, Atocha and Chamartín, are situated on both ends of the Castellana. There is also a large taxi fleet, whose prices are also very reasonable. The journey from Barajas airport to the city centre comes to around 25 euros.
To plan your trip to Madrid, you can visit: www.esmadrid.com
To check on airlines and flight information, you can visit: www.aena.es

 

Public Transportation

The buses and metro run regularly and are highly reliable.
Madrid's underground system is in fact one of the longest in the world. Users can purchase single fares, 10 journey tickets, monthly or yearly season tickets or tourist tickets for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 7 days. www.metromadrid.es

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