Madrid Metro Map

MADRID METRO MAP

(standard map, with the layout of lines and stations, according to their real geographical location)

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We also have the Madrid metro map in PDF (3 MB).

ACCESSIBILITY MAP

(stations with elevators for prams, wheelchairs or passengers with luggage)

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Version of the map with adapted stations in PDF. (4 MB).

Stations marked as "pesadilla" (nightmare) mean that for people with babies, with reduced mobility, or tourists with luggage, these stations are problematic.

NORMAL AND WITH ZONES

(standard map, with marked zones)

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PDF version (3 MB).

ACCESSIBLE AND WITH ZONES

(stations with elevators and fare zones)

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PDF version. (4 MB).

UNDERGROUND MAP
SCHEMATIC 2024

(Madrid schematic map, schematic layout of the Madrid Underground lines, the standard map without additions)


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We also have the Madrid Underground map in PDF (0.9 MB) or in high resolution (4.5 MB).

ACCESSIBLE UNDERGROUND SCHEMATIC MAP 2024

(schematic map, with stops and stations accessible to prams, wheelchair users, or passengers with luggage)

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We also have the same Madrid Underground map in PDF format (1.0 MB) and the same thing in high resolution (5.5 MB).

Madrid Metro Map by Lines

If you wish to view a specific line, here are the maps of Madrid Metro lines individually, that is, one by one:

Where to Buy Tourist Tickets Online?

RECOMMENDATION for Visitors: Just like in other capitals, here in Madrid you will also find "packages" designed to make your visit easier and save money. Some attractions require buying tickets online to control the flow of visitors, and in places like the Royal Palace or Warner Park where queues to buy tickets can be long:

- Madrid Pass: Priced at 89.00€, it includes access to the Prado Museum, the Royal Palace, the tourist bus, and more. There are often long queues to buy tickets under blazing sun or intense cold, but with this pass, everything is easier.

- Variety of "packages": If the Madrid Pass doesn't meet your needs, you'll find a wide range of "ticket packages" that may better suit what you're looking for. There are family, cultural, historical packages, and more. The more people, the more you save.

- And even if you don't buy anything, we suggest you explore Tiqets to get ideas of things to do in Madrid. This website has the widest range of tickets of all kinds. Even if you live in Madrid, you'll discover both monuments and attractions you might not have considered, available both day and night. You'll also find the most sought-after, like tickets for the tourist bus, Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, Reina Sofía Museum, Bernabéu Stadium Museum... Plus, you can save up to 20% on some tickets, as we don't know how, but almost everything they offer is cheaper than buying tickets in person.