Madrid Metro Map 2024

Updated: March 2024

Here's the Madrid metro map and other information that may be useful for travelling through the underground tube network of Madrid.

There are four versions of the map, geographic, schematic, as well as versions indicating stations adapted for the disabled, or for people with prams or luggage.

We also have a PDF version of the subway map, if needed.

MADRID METRO MAP

(normal map, with the metro lines and stations, according to the actual geographical location in Madrid)

Click on the map = Zoom

Madrid metro Map 2024

We also have the Madrid metro map in PDF (0.8 MB) or the same PDF in high resolution (3.8 MB).

MADRID METRO MAP DISABLED

(stations adapted for prams, wheelchairs and passengers with luggage)

Click map to enlarge

Madrid metro Map 2024 adapted, wheelchairs, luggages

We also have the version of the Madrid metro map with stations adapted. (0.9 MB) or the same PDF in high resolution (4,3 MB).

Stations marked "pesadilla" (nightmare in Spanish, with a skull symbol) mean that for people with babies, with reduced mobility or tourists with luggage, these stations are very problematic with steps, without elevators,...

SCHEMATIC MDR METRO MAP NORMAL 2024
(schematic map of the Madrid subway system)
Click to Enlarge

Madrid metro map schematic 2024

We also have the schematic Madrid metro map in PDF format (0.9 MB) and the same in high resolution (4.5 MB).

SCHEMATIC MDR METRO MAP DISABLED
(schematic map with stations adapted for prams, disabled passengers and those with luggage)

Click to Enlarge

Madrid metro map schematic 2024, adapted for prams, disabled, luggage

We also have the same Schematic Madrid Metro Map in PDF format (1.0 MB) and the same version in PDF high resolution (5.5 MB).

METRO MAP Madrid lines

For information about a particular line, here are the individual maps of the Madrid subway lines, listed one by one:

Line 1 | Line 2 | Line 3 | Line 4 | Line 5 (green) | Line 6 (Circular) | Line 7 | Line 8 | Line 9 | Line 10 | Line 11 | Line 12 (Metrosur) | Line R (Ramal)

All individual subway lines together on a single page

mapa metro Madrid todas las lineas



Where to Buy Tourist Tickets Online?

RECOMMENDATION for visitors: Just like in other capitals, here in Madrid you'll find "packages" designed to make your visit easier and more economical. Consider that there are attractions that require ticket purchases online to manage visitor flow, and at places like the Royal Palace or Warner Park where the queues to buy tickets can be incredibly long:

- Madrid Pass: Priced at 89.00€, it includes access to the Prado Museum, the Royal Palace, the tourist bus, and more. Often, there are long queues to buy tickets, in scorching sun or bitter cold, but with this pass, you can bypass them, making everything simpler.

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

- And even if you're not interested in buying, we suggest you explore Tiqets to get ideas! This website offers the widest variety of tickets for all types of attractions. 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 typical entries, such as tickets for the tourist bus, the National Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, the Reina Sofía Museum, the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Museum... Moreover, you can save up to 20% on some tickets, as somehow, almost everything they offer is cheaper than buying the tickets in person.

 

As can be seen in the Madrid metro map, there are 12 lines, 287 stations. The total length of all lines and stations combined, is about 293 Km. Not bad for being one of the oldest metro systems in Europe.

The Mdr metro map has been redesigned several times over the years and new metro lines and tram (light rail) lines have been added. Because the metro system is so extensive, it was necessary to create a schematic map, the drawback being that the position of the stations and the distances between them do not correspond with their geographical locations in Madrid.

To correct this problem, the Madrid Metro Authority had no choice but to make the metro map similar to the old one. Although it is not as flashy in terms of graphics, it is much closer to the geographic reality.



If you find any problems or incorrect information, please use our contact form so we can fix the problem ASAP (as soon as possible).

 

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