Venue and Accommodation

From Milan Airports

Madrid is served by the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, one of Europe’s major international hubs, located approximately 18 km from the Puerta de Toledo Campus. The airport provides direct connections to cities worldwide and frequent domestic flights.

From the airport, you can reach the campus using:

• Metro : Line 8 connects the airport to the city center. Transfer to Line 5 at Nuevos Ministerios and disembark at Puerta de Toledo station.
• Taxi : Approx. €30–€40, with a fixed flat rate of €30 to the city center.
• Bus : The Airport Express Bus operates 24/7 and stops at Atocha Station, a short metro or taxi ride from the campus.

Rail Travel

Madrid’s railway network is extensive, with Atocha Station being the nearest major hub to the campus, located approximately 2 km away. It serves national and international trains, including the AVE high-speed rail connecting cities like Barcelona, Seville, and Valencia.
From Atocha Station:

• Metro : Line 1 to Gran Vía, then transfer to Line 5 to Puerta de Toledo station.
• Taxi : Approx. €10–€15 to the campus.

Public Transport in Madrid

Madrid’s public transport system, including metro, buses, and commuter trains, offers convenient options for reaching the campus:

• Metro : Puerta de Toledo station (Line 5) is just a short walk from the campus.
• Bus : Multiple EMT Madrid bus routes stop at or near Puerta de Toledo.

Road Travel

If traveling by car, the campus is easily accessible via Madrid’s road network. Parking options are available nearby, though public transport is recommended due to traffic and limited parking in the city center.

Top Attractions in Madrid

Madrid is a vibrant city with a rich blend of historical landmarks, cultural sites, and beautiful green spaces. Here are some top attractions:

1. Royal Palace of Madrid 
This stunning palace, one of the largest in Europe, features luxurious interiors, art collections, and beautiful gardens.
2. Prado Museum 
Home to one of the world's finest collections of European art, including masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, and Bosch.
3. Retiro Park 
A lush, expansive park in the city center, perfect for picnics, boat rides, and leisurely strolls. The park is also home to the iconic Crystal Palace and seasonal exhibitions.
4. Puerta del Sol 
A bustling central square with iconic landmarks like the Bear and Strawberry Tree statue and the famous "Kilometer Zero" plaque.a
5. Gran Vía 
Madrid’s lively main street is lined with shops, theaters, restaurants, and historical buildings, often compared to New York’s Broadway.
6. Santiago Bernabéu Stadium 
For soccer fans, a tour of the Real Madrid stadium offers a deep dive into the club's history and a chance to see trophies, locker rooms, and the field.
7. Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum 
Known for its vast collection of works from the Renaissance to modern art, including pieces by Monet, Picasso, and Van Gogh.
8. Plaza Mayor 
This historic square dates back to the 17th century and is surrounded by cafes and restaurants, perfect for people-watching and enjoying local cuisine.
9. Templo de Debod 
An ancient Egyptian temple gifted to Spain, now overlooks the city from a scenic park, offering beautiful sunset views.
10. Mercado de San Miguel 
A bustling food market near Plaza Mayor is ideal for sampling Spanish delicacies like tapas, seafood, and churros.



Madrid also hosts several flamenco shows, art galleries, rooftop terraces, and vibrant neighborhoods like Malasaña and La Latina, offering a mix of history, cuisine, and nightlife.