General Admission with Guided Tour
Free
Prior online reservation is required Free guided tour included, max 28 people per group
Explore the meticulously restored Chamberí station, a preserved piece of Madrid's first Metro line from 1919. Discover its original design, period furniture, and historic advertising panels, offering a glimpse into early 20th-century underground travel.
Visit the restored Chamberí station, a time capsule of Madrid's original 1919 Metro. See its historic platforms, ticket booths, and original decor.
Andén 0 - Ghost Station offers a unique journey into Madrid's early transport history. This meticulously restored 1919 metro station, originally named Chamberí and designed by Antonio Palacios, showcases a preserved slice of the city's past. Visitors can explore its original platforms, ticket booths, and vintage advertising panels, providing a genuine time capsule experience. The site details the Madrid Metro's history through audiovisuals, revealing its significance in early 20th-century urban development.
Andén 0 - Ghost Station is located in Madrid's central Chamberí neighborhood, at Plaza de Chamberí. This meticulously preserved former metro station offers visitors a unique historical experience, showcasing a 1919 'ghost' station frozen in time. Its setting provides easy access to an important piece of the city's early 20th-century urban development and transport heritage.
Plaza de Chamberí
28010 Madrid
Chamberí, Madrid, ES
A visit to Andén 0 - Ghost Station requires prior reservation for a guided tour, as entry is managed through specific time slots on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Admission is free, but booking online is necessary to secure a spot for the expert-led visit. The experience begins at the ticket booths before proceeding to the historic platforms in Madrid's Chamberí neighborhood. Public transport is readily available to reach the site.
Andén 0 - Ghost Station offers visitors a unique journey into Madrid's early 20th-century urban history, preserving the meticulously restored Chamberí station. Designed by architect Antonio Palacios, this 1919 metro station, once part of the city's inaugural line, presents a compelling time capsule of its original operation. Guests can explore the historic platforms, period furniture, and vibrant ceramic advertising panels that were central to the station's initial opening. Accompanying audiovisuals provide rich context on the Madrid Metro's development, creating an immersive experience within this underground museum. It distinctly showcases local heritage and architectural significance for a deeper understanding of the city's past.
Explore the visual journey of Andén 0 - Ghost Station, a meticulously restored 1919 metro station in Madrid. The gallery reveals its historic tiled walls, vintage advertising panels, and original platforms, offering a glimpse into early 20th-century public transport. Discover preserved elements like antique ticket booths and distinctive station signage, showcasing the station's timeless atmosphere.
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