Madrid-Puerta de Atocha

1.4 miles (2.2 km)

Madrid is the capital of Spain and its most populated city, located in the centre of the country. Madrid is famous for its historical buildings and architecture, as well as its renaissance museums and unique neighbourhoods. Arriving on a train to Madrid, the station you’ll be getting off at is the Madrid-Puerta de Atocha station. This is Madrid’s main train terminal in the south of the capital centre. The building is a wrought iron renewal style that has been remodelled over the years. This train station in Madrid is in the Atocha district, southeast of the historic centre of the city. Madrid has an extensive public transport system that can get you around the large capital city comfortably. Madrid-Puerta de Atocha is a stop on the north-south Light Blue 1 line of the underground metro. To get to the station from the central Puerta de Sol square, you can either hop on the C3 or C4 Cercanías trains or the Line 1 Metro. The trip is just about 4min long

The airport can be reached by public transit on the line 203 or the C1 train that run every 15-20 min