Museo del Ferrocarril de Madrid

About

The Railway Museum of Madrid, housed in the historic Delicias station, invites visitors to journey through the evolution of Spain’s railways and the pivotal role the industry played in shaping modern society. The museum showcases a vast collection of rolling stock, locomotives, and artifacts spanning from the steam era to contemporary high‑speed trains, all displayed in an architecturally significant iron‑clad building opened in 1880. Visitors can explore themed rooms such as the Nave Central, the Sala de Modelismo y Juguetes, and the Enclavamiento de Algodor, each offering interactive exhibits and detailed information on railway history and technology. Access is free for children under four, certain disabled persons, and EU‑unemployed citizens, while general admission costs €7 for adults. Reduced rates of €4 are available for seniors, students, and members of railway enthusiast clubs. Group tickets and special tickets for the seasonal “Tren de la Navidad” event can be booked online. The museum’s research and library facilities provide scholars and enthusiasts with rare documents and archival material, making it a unique destination for history lovers and train aficionados alike.

Highlights

• Historic Railway Station Architecture
• Extensive Locomotive Collection
• Interactive Audio Guide

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At a glance

• Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes

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