The Madrid Metro
The Madrid Metro Reviews
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1 / 1 TravBuddies found this review helpful
 Sep 04, 2007
Today a ride in the Madrid metro costs 1 euro. Leaving from the airport (or at the airport) requires a 1 euro surcharge. Metro de Madrid has stations at Barajas Airport Terminals 4 and 1-2-3. You defenitely don't need a taxi (around 25 euro, depends on where you are going) to get to the heart of the city. Especially in the city centre stations are everywhere. Carrying lots of baggage? Consider taking a taxi after all. Some stations lie very deep under the surface and not every station has elevators. But overall metro de Madrid is the best way of moving around the city.
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Jan 29, 2008
This was a four-days-long-metro-travel-trip ;) = [one big metro ride!] I planned the visit in Madrid a long time ago. Two years ago i was in Andalucia (southern Spain) and i almost managed to get to Madrid ... ALMOST :/ So now i was more than happy! This was my dream… Madrid |
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Jul 20, 2009
Headed for the metro system which was a good 10-15 minutes walk from Terminal 1. Normal fare for Madrid Metro is €1 but there is a €1 supplement to and from the airport ( so that makes it €2 for those not keeping up :-D )
Got off at the end of Line… Madrid is just such a cool place |
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Oct 24, 2009
After, we took Metro line 1 back to Sol. From there we took the Metro line 3 up to Plaza de Espana. We walked around the area and then found a place to eat. It was called Restaurante Lupita and was a Spanish/Peruvian restaurant… Day 2 |
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Nov 06, 2008
metro. They managed to steal my prescription glasses, it was pretty annoying. It happened when we were trying to get onto the metro and these 2 women started to have an argument and push each other. For some reason I knew that… Madrid |
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Jul 03, 2008
…midnight, we were weighing up our options, and in the end decided there was no point going into the city as we had to get on the metro as soon as it opened to get a bus to La Coruna .
We ended up going back to terminal 4 and camping outside the airport waiting for the metro to open. It was a good chance to catch up with each other and/or… Day 2 |
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