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6 Line 6, Madrid metro

Line 6 on the Madrid metro serves 28 stations. It runs as a loop. Its earliest stations opened in 1919. It interchanges with 11 other lines.

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Key facts

Line 6 map

Line 6 mapRoute of Line 6 on the Madrid metro and the position of its 28 stations. Alto de ExtremaduraLucero

All 28 stations in order

  1. 1Alto de Extremadura
  2. 2Puerta del Ángel
  3. 3Príncipe Pío R10
  4. 4Argüelles 34
  5. 5Moncloa 3
  6. 6Ciudad Universitaria
  7. 7Vicente Aleixandre
  8. 8Guzmán el Bueno 7
  9. 9Cuatro Caminos 12
  10. 10Nuevos Ministerios 810
  11. 11República Argentina
  12. 12Avenida de América 947
  13. 13Diego de León 54
  14. 14Manuel Becerra 2
  15. 15O'Donnell
  16. 16Sainz de Baranda 9
  17. 17Conde de Casal
  18. 18Pacífico 1
  19. 19Méndez Álvaro
  20. 20Arganzuela-Planetario
  21. 21Legazpi 3
  22. 22Usera
  23. 23Plaza Elíptica 11
  24. 24Opañel
  25. 25Oporto 5
  26. 26Carpetana
  27. 27Laguna
  28. 28Lucero

Frequently asked questions

How many stations are on Line 6?
Line 6 on the Madrid metro serves 28 stations.
Does Line 6 have a terminus?
No. Line 6 is a circular line, so it has no terminus.
What is the oldest station on Line 6?
The oldest station still served by Line 6 entered service in 1919.
What is the busiest station on Line 6?
Moncloa, with roughly 21,219,517 passengers a year.
Which lines does Line 6 connect with?
Line 6 meets lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and R.

Other lines in Madrid

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