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5 Line 5, Madrid metro

Line 5 on the Madrid metro serves 33 stations over roughly 21.5 km. It runs between Alameda de Osuna and Casa de Campo. Its earliest stations opened in 1919. It interchanges with 9 other lines.

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Key facts

Length estimated from station coordinates, accurate to a few hundred metres.

Line 5 map

Line 5 mapRoute of Line 5 on the Madrid metro and the position of its 33 stations. Alameda de OsunaCasa de Campo

All 33 stations in order

  1. 1Alameda de Osunaterminus
  2. 2El Capricho
  3. 3Canillejas
  4. 4Intercambiador de Canillejas
  5. 5Torre Arias
  6. 6Suanzes
  7. 7Ciudad Lineal
  8. 8Pueblo Nuevo 7
  9. 9Quintana
  10. 10El Carmen
  11. 11Ventas 2
  12. 12Diego de León 64
  13. 13Núñez de Balboa 9
  14. 14Rubén Darío
  15. 15Alonso Martínez 104
  16. 16Chueca
  17. 17Gran Vía 1
  18. 18Callao 3
  19. 19Ópera R2
  20. 20La Latina
  21. 21Puerta de Toledo
  22. 22Acacias
  23. 23Pirámides
  24. 24Marqués de Vadillo
  25. 25Urgel
  26. 26Oporto 6
  27. 27Vista Alegre
  28. 28Carabanchel
  29. 29Eugenia de Montijo
  30. 30Intercambiador de Aluche
  31. 31Empalme
  32. 32Campamento
  33. 33Casa de Campoterminus 10

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on Line 5?
Line 5 on the Madrid metro serves 33 stations.
What are the termini of Line 5?
Line 5 terminates at Alameda de Osuna and Casa de Campo.
What is the oldest station on Line 5?
The oldest station still served by Line 5 entered service in 1919.
What is the busiest station on Line 5?
Gran Vía, with roughly 8,308,695 passengers a year.
How long is Line 5?
Line 5 runs for roughly 21.5 km.
Which lines does Line 5 connect with?
Line 5 meets lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10 and R.

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