Explore the fascinating legacy of the Madrid subway through immersive experiences from anywhere in the world.
The new platform museosmetromadrid.es allows users to immerse themselves in a virtual tour of the museums and historic corners of the Metro de Madrid from anywhere in the world. The website is available in multiple languages, enabling a global audience to explore and enjoy the historic heritage of the Metro de Madrid, regardless of the distance that separates us. This initiative combines history and modernity to offer a unique cultural experience for all audiences with just a few clicks. Now more than ever, the Historic Heritage of the Metro is Everyone’s Heritage.
To bring the new technological platform to life, Metro de Madrid has been making progress in the development of the "Virtual Museum," using new technologies for the digital recovery of the company's valuable legacy. After thorough historiographical research, work has been done on the virtual restitution of reality that has already disappeared, been transformed, or even non-existent, through high-impact digital recreation techniques. This effort not only preserves the heritage in its original form but also creates immersive experiences that transport visitors to the past, serving as a new vehicle for spreading the history of the metro and the environment in which it developed.
Visit us!
We invite everyone to visit the new website museosmetromadrid.es and discover the fascinating virtual journey offered by the new platform. Explore the history of the Metro de Madrid, immerse yourself in its historic spaces, and enjoy an enriching cultural experience from anywhere in the world. Don't miss the opportunity to relive the history of the Metro de Madrid from anywhere in the world in a completely new and exciting way.
Dispersed Museum
The new website we are now presenting joins the physical experiences offered by Metro de Madrid at its five visitable spaces, forming the company's "dispersed museum": the historic Chamberí station frozen in time; the Pacífico Engine House, an old electrical substation of the metro; the first lobby of Pacífico station; the exhibition of restored classic trains made available to the public; and the Los Caños del Peral museum, with archaeological remains of Madrid's water channels.
