Estación Museo de Chamberí

Excellent guide tour, full of history and incredible work for the 1900th. Free admission, last week of the month you can reserve your spot, what it is highly recommended. They reserved 25 spot and tree for walk ins. Tour run from 4:00pm every 1/2 and hour.

I made a reservation online beforehand (Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays) but I think you can also go there and wait in line to see if there are free spots for the upcoming tour. The whole tour - only in Spanish, lasted around 40 mins or so and you can have some time afterwards for photo taking. I liked it as it’s like going back in times and you can see still metros passing by the station!

Awesome to be inside historic train station. The tour is in Spanaish. I didn't have a ticket since the reservation system was booked, but they let me attend anyway.

Beautiful and very interesting. I recommend you make reservations through the website and be there ON TIME since they’re very strict on this. If you don’t make reservations you have to wait in line to see if there are free spaces each slot. The station is beautiful and our guide, Elena, was wonderful and explained everything in a great away. Highly recommended.

A very unique experience. The guide speaks in Spanish but he does ask if anyone needs information in English. It was a good experience to see something which is preserved well. Book your tickets in advance we booked ours 2 weeks prior. A must visit if you are in Madrid.

Interesting part of history. But: long wait without reservation, guide only in Spanish and longer than we expect. With children it was hell to wait. The place you can see in 10 minutes, but we spent there nearly three hours.

Fantastic visit to see a sample from the first Madrid Subway stations style. Fantastic ellaborated ceramic strip tiles.

It’s magic place. The rare ceramic murals are beautiful!