[2025 Madrid Train station] Travel Guide for Madrid Atocha Railway Station (Updated Oct)

#European travel Cost-effective accommodation near Madrid train station Rafael Hotel Atocha❤️ Located 5 minutes walk from Atocha Station, this hotel is a cost-effective accommodation that you can see if you go down the back after getting off the train🏠 It is not a neighborhood with many accommodations, but a neighborhood where Madrid residents live, so it is generally quiet, and there is a small supermarket nearby, but if possible, I recommend buying food before coming. The lobby on the first floor felt like a clean business hotel, and it consists of a 24-hour front desk, a sofa and table, and a restaurant where you can have breakfast😊 There are two single beds in the center of the room, so you can use it spaciously, and there is a table and chair with a stand light by the window, so it is good for looking at the outside scenery. There are small side tables at both ends of the bed, so I was able to charge my phone and Apple Watch on one side. And there is enough space to store clothes behind the full-length mirror next to the bed, so I put my suitcase in front and put my clothes I will wear every day inside. I put it on There is also a safe to store money and valuables 📍Rafaelhoteles Atocha ✔️Check-in 14:00 Check-out 12:00 ✔️Breakfast, luggage storage, GYM available #Spain travel #Madrid travel #Madrid accommodation #Madrid hotel

Most of the cities we will visit are basically departing or arriving at Atocha Railway Station, such as the Andaluca region, Toledo, etc., and the high-speed train AVE Atocha to Barcelona is more than just a train. The station, which is also the C-line train and subway station, is the most important transportation hub in Madrid. The tropical gardens in the station plant more than 260 kinds of plants, which is called a scene the whole Atocha train station is very large because There are many trains and the English logo is not convenient, so it is easy to get lost. It is recommended to go to the train station at least 30 minutes in advance to find the platform, and also include the luggage security check Atocha train station platform has two floors, the large screen realistic platform platform is generally only displayed 15 minutes before the train time, or Spanish. . So if you are not familiar with which layer, it is really easy to miss train PLANTA BAJA = GROUND FLOOR Spain's 0th floor is ground floor PLANTA PRIMERA = FLOOR 1 Spain's 1st floor is our 2nd floor / Hh/Atocha is not only a railway station, but also a station of C-line trains and subways. It is the most important transportation hub in Madrid. The tropical gardens in the station are planted with more than 260 kinds of plants.

#InternationalFlightEvent Atocha Train Station, where I stopped by to catch the train from Madrid to Barcelona 🚇 The train station is quite large, and has many restaurants and souvenir shops, so I didn't get bored. Make sure you have plenty of time to visit and grab a sandwich!

Madrid Atocha Station Estación Madrid - Puerta de Atocha Estación de Atocha, C. de Méndez Álvaro, 1, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid Madrid Atocha Station (Spanish: Estación de Madrid Atocha) is the largest railway hub in the Spanish capital of Madrid, located in the Atocha district. Madrid Atocha Station has medium and long-distance high-speed trains to Barcelona, Zaragoza, Seville, and Valencia, which are known as Puerta de Atocha Station (Estación de Puerta de Atocha, named after the Puerta de Atocha gate located at the original site of the station); in addition, the station also serves as a stop for suburban railway trains, which are called Atocha-Cercanías Station (Estación de Atocha-Cercanías). These trains are operated by the Spanish National Railway Company RENFE. In 2004, including Atocha Station, several Madrid suburban railway stations suffered train bomb attacks, resulting in 191 deaths. Subsequently, a monument was erected at Atocha Station to commemorate the victims. Atocha Train Station is located near Atocha in the Arganzuela district. The original facade faces the Plaza del Emperador Carlos V, a square that brings together many streets, including Atocha Street, Paseo del Prado, Isabel II Avenue at the Plaza de Atocha, Barcelona City Avenue, Méndez Álvaro Avenue, and others. Atocha Station is part of a railway complex composed of Madrid Atocha-Cercanías and Madrid Atocha-Madrid stations operated by the Spanish National Railway Company, as well as a Madrid Metro station called Atocha Renfe. Renfe is a state-owned company that has been operating freight and passenger trains since 1941. Atocha Train Station underwent a major renovation in 1992. Its hall, created by the famous architect Rafael Moneo, was transformed into a tropical rainforest garden. He used large amounts of glass, metal, and bright stones to construct a greenhouse, with a watering system that operates day and night, meticulously nourishing rows of tropical plants. Passengers waiting here can sit on the benches by the lotus pond, leisurely enjoying the green landscape while calmly waiting for the arrival of their train.

Simply a beautiful inclusive city ❤️🌈 🌈 . Madrid is worth a visit any time of the year. The architecture is beautiful and the food is delicious. One can have a caña or a anywhere. The biggest museums are all nearby each other and also el retiro park is in the vicinity of the Atocha railway station. From the airport the bus 203 takes you there directly for only 5 euro than can be paid with cash or card.#urbanexplorer