Our Tip 2: Two urban EMT buses also serve the airport (Bus Lines 101 and 200). Our Tip 1: From Atocha Station, Centro is only 1.5km away, which is a 22-minutes walking distance. The bus tickets cost 5€/5$ and can be bought inside the bus in cash, via a contactless bank card, or by using a mobile device. During this time, the bus gets the name N27 Exprés Aeropuerto. With a 15-20-minute frequency during the day and a 35-minutes during the nighttime, Bus 203 may operate 24/7, yet from 11:30 pm to 06:00 am, its route ends at Plaza de la Cibeles, as Atocha Train Station is open until 11:30 pm. The yellow express buses with the “Airport Express Aeropuerto” sign run 24/7 and leave the two bus stops located at the Departures and Arrivals levels of T1 and T2, as well as from the T4 bus stand situated at the terminal’s ground level, and reach their terminus in about 45 minutes, depending on the departure terminal and the roads’ congestion. Have you been to any of these stations yet? Are you planning on travelling soon? Let us know using the comment box below.An airport express bus, Bus Line 203, handles the transfers between Madrid Airport and Atocha Train Station. There you have it! That’s everything you need to know about the two main train stations in the city of Madrid.
Chamartin is also easily reachable through line 8 of the metro and several buses from all over the city.
In addition to all the same services you can find at Atocha, the Chamartin station also has car parking and a currency exchange booth. Served by regional, intercity and high-speed trains (with airport connection), it’s the station that will get you on your way to various international destinations. In the north of the city, you will find Madrid’s second largest station, Chamartin.Ī modern and spacious building just 6km away from the Barajas-Madrid International Airport, it includes its own hotel, the Husa Chamartin, which hosts many of the tourists and business people that visit the city every day.
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