In order to recover the company’s historical heritage, the Madrid metro (Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain) has made a significant effort to restore a sample of its classic trains, put into service between 1919 and 1965.
Along with these trains, the main protagonists of the exhibition, you can see nearly 100 elements of the underground and evocative images of a time gone by that are now being rescued and that make the journey to the modern metro of today possible.
Rolling stock collection
How to get to?
- Metro: Chamartin metro station (Lines L1 and L10)
- Bus: 5, 80, 152 A, 154 A, 171, 815
- Cercanías: Chamartín
Address: Estación de Chamartín (líneas 1 y 10). Calle Agustín de Foxá s/n.
Coordinates: 40°28’21.1″N 3°41’00.8″W
Access: Prior reservation required for guided tours and recommended for free visits.
Price: Free entry with transportation ticket.
Visits Free Guided Tour: with specialized guide. Maximum 28 people per group. Approximate visit time 30/40 minutes.
Free Free Visit: until capacity is reached. Maximum free visit time 40 minutes.
Adapted: for people with reduced mobility.
Hours of working
- Monday: closed
- Tuesday: closed
- Wednesday: closed
- Thursday: closed
- Friday: 16-20
- Saturday: 10-14; 16-20
- Sunday: 10-14
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