Historic Pacifico Lobby

Historic Pacifico Lobby

OUR Heritage
Metro de Madrid

Pacífico station is part of the extension of line 1 between Atocha and Puente de Vallecas, inaugurated in 1923. The lobby served until 1966, when, with the extension of the platforms from 60 to 90 meters to accommodate 6-car trains and the opening of two new accesses, it was closed, having lost its original function.

In 2008 it was restored and can be visited by the public as part of Metro de Madrid’s suburban museums. The original project, the work of the award-winning architect Antonio Palacios, contemplated an octagonal, vaulted lobby with a central skylight, which was modified by the current rectangular floor plan with strong buttresses that divide it into three sections and three more vaults, with smaller skylights in their centers.

As the museum is part of the Metro network, a valid transport ticket is required to access the Museum.

THE EXPERIENCE INCLUDES:
Free visit with specialized guide
Audiovisual/digital media to enrich the customer experience
Totems with museographic information about the space to visit
A unique experience in Madrid that takes us back a century in time.
Category
Heritage
DURATION
40 minutes
LANGUAGES
Español, Inglés
When
Friday from 16:00 to 20:00 Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 and from 16:00 to 20:00 Sunday from 16:00 to 20:00 Easter and Christmas: the days for visits are extended (see website on the above mentioned dates).
ADDITIONAL information:
  • Each month's visits are available during the last week of the current month.
  • No free visit possible
  • The Museum is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Contact us at
info@museosmetromadrid.es
644 169 531

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Metro Museums. Historic Pacific Station Lobby
Estación de metro de Pacífico, andén 1 de Línea 1. Avenida de la Ciudad de Barcelona, 78 28007 Madrid, Madrid

METRO DE MADRID, a century-old company, has been recovering an important part of its historical heritage, creating a sort of "dispersed museum" through which it has been disseminating its history since its inauguration in 1G1G.

The suburban museums are spaces of unquestionable historical value, designed, among others, by the famous architect Antonio Palacios. Chamberí Station, Nave de Motores and Vestíbulo de Pacífico are some of its exponents. It also has a permanent exhibition of the first classic trains that ran on the metropolitan network.

In addition to this legacy are the archaeological remains found in the works of the subway at the Ópera station and musealized as Los Caños del Peral.

Feelings to live and touch in a singular journey through how much we are.
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