Anden 0
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11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
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Neighbourhood: Chamberí
Multi-story residential buildings decorated with ornate balconies line the traditional, quiet, and pretty streets of Chamberí. Humble storefronts and neighbourhood taverns are scattered across the lower levels down every block, and here and there, there's a cluster of tables on the sidewalk. It isn't ever crowded, but people are always out, poking into the tiny bakeries, hardware stores, and tobacco shops, or ducking into a bright, unadorned cerveceria to have a coffee or beer by the bar, flip through the paper, and check the sports score. The round Plaza Olavide, where the fairly regular network of streets breaks form, is among the most green and lively spots. Restaurants line its circumference and sought-after outdoor tables fill the center of the plaza, where people relax to the sounds of kids playing and street musicians' tunes.
How to get there
  • Bilbao • 2 min walk
  • San Bernardo • 6 min walk
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SFTRVLR
San Francisco, CA2,097 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Jun 2022
Highly recommend. Super unique. Plan ahead and reserve. We found it on a website just the morning of and had no idea that we should reserve ahead. We were able to get in after a bit of a wait. A very unique experience.
Written September 3, 2022
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sheepygold
london5,598 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Jan 2020 • Solo
This is one of the first Metro stations in Madrid which has been restored to much as it was 100 years ago. It has the original tiles, station furniture and even advertising. There is an introductory video in Spanish which is worth watching even if you don't speak Spanish then you can wander around freely or if you speak Spanish you can join a guided tour. The station was closed in the 1960s when they brought in longer trains and felt it was uneconomical to lengthen the platform of this station as it is on a curve. Trains still run on the tracks though so there is a glass partition with a train passing by every couple of minutes. I found a very helpful member of staff who spoke excellent English and explained a lot to me.
Written January 30, 2020
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LT_Dallas
Dallas331 contributions
3.0 of 5 bubbles
Jun 2019 • Friends
This is a station that has become a "time capsule". Admission is free and you can walk around or have a guided tour. This was an active train stop until 1920 or so, and then it got "squeezed out" by the 2 nearby metro stops. They have done a great job of preserving it. You feel as though you have stepped back in time with the preserved advertisements etc. It's a fun stop for 30-60 minutes. A little different from all the museums in Madrid.
Written July 3, 2019
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HMS
66 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2019 • Solo
I only spent about 20 minutes here but it was well worth seeing. It's free entry and you walk down into a metro station that was abandoned in the 1960's. All the tiles, posters etc date back to 1919 when the station was built. So it's something of a time capsule and very atmospheric! And trains still rumble through the station.
Written June 11, 2019
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Elisa D
135 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Apr 2019
Very nice and interesting museum. It was cool to see something so old and unique. The entry is for free so definitely check it out if you’ve got time. But it was rather a small museum.
Written April 19, 2019
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JohnB7987
Seattle, WA153 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Nov 2018
If you enjoy visiting antique train stations, then this place is perfect. It was the original train station in Madrid.
Written December 2, 2018
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IvanaSydney2010
Sydney, Australia296 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Sept 2018
This abandoned metro station in the 60’s is now an interesting museum worth stopping at. The walls have tiled designs and it’s very charming. Entry is free at various times.
Written September 1, 2018
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Travelled_AS
Tuggerah, Australia109 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
May 2018 • Solo
Came across this by accident when doing a search for unusual things to do in Madrid. Anden O (or Platform 0) is actually the old Chamberi Metro station built in early 1900's but was disused from 1966 until recently. It has been restored to its original beauty with advertisements of the day and white tiles and quaint ticket booth etc Worth a visit if you have a spare hour or so. Is located at the Plaza de Chamberi, a short 5 min walk from either Iglesia or Bilbao Metros. Is FREE to enter and there's even a guide who takes a guided talk although be warned, is only in Spanish at this time. The current Linea 1 trains still rush through the station every few mins with probably a lot of the passengers unaware there's even a station there. Blink and you'd miss it!
Written May 12, 2018
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Duckness M
9 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
May 2018 • Friends
I love Metro of every city. And it was fascinating to know a subway station themed in 1920’s.

I truly recommend to take the guided tour. It’s for free as the entrance!
Written May 11, 2018
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Perry B
Sydney, Australia2,690 contributions
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Mar 2018 • Couples
It was a real treat to be able to see this historical but 'non-functional' station. The whole Chamberi-Malasana-Tribunales district was so wonderfully resonant of history anyway, the phantom Metro Station was simply the icing on the cake.
Written April 12, 2018
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