The Heart of Spain · Madrid has one of Europe's cleanest and most punctual Metro systems, connecting all major attractions and Barajas airport.
Navigate Madrid with CityNav →Madrid has one of Europe's cleanest and most punctual Metro systems, connecting all major attractions and Barajas airport. The historic centre is very walkable between Metro stops.
Best pass for tourists: Abono Turístico (Tourist Travel Pass)
Madrid has 7 public transit lines, including 7 metro/subway lines. CityNav supports all of them for offline and real-time navigation.
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Open CityNav — Free →Yes — Metro Line 8 (pink) connects Nuevos Ministerios to all Barajas terminals in about 15–20 minutes. A standard Metro ticket includes an airport supplement; the Tourist Travel Pass also covers airport access.
Yes — Madrid Metro is one of Europe's most modern systems, with all stations and carriages fully air-conditioned. Particularly comfortable during Madrid's hot summers when outdoor temperatures regularly exceed 35°C.
The Madrid Metro runs until 1:30am on weekdays and Sundays, and until 2:30am on Fridays and Saturdays. Night buses (búhoes) run through the night on major routes.