Goya station
Goya station is served by lines 2 and 4 on the Madrid metro. On Line 2, it sits between Manuel Becerra and Príncipe de Vergara. It opened in 1924 and now handles roughly 8,025,380 passengers a year. It sits in Salamanca.
Key facts
- Lines24
- DistrictSalamanca
- Opened1924
- Annual ridership8,025,380
- Distance from centre≈ 6.9 km
- Coordinates40.42444, -3.67556
Position on the line
On Line 2
On Line 4
Map around Goya
Nearest stations
- Príncipe de Vergara0.4 km · 92
- Lista0.5 km · 4
- O'Donnell0.6 km · 6
- Velázquez0.6 km · 4
- Manuel Becerra0.7 km · 62
- Ibiza0.7 km · 9
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Goya station?
- Goya is served by lines 2 and 4 on the Madrid metro.
- Can you change lines at Goya?
- Yes. Goya is an interchange between 2 lines (2 and 4).
- When did Goya station open?
- Goya station opened in 1924.
- What are the stations either side of Goya on Line 2?
- On Line 2, Goya sits between Manuel Becerra and Príncipe de Vergara.
- What are the stations either side of Goya on Line 4?
- On Line 4, Goya sits between Lista and Velázquez.
- How busy is Goya station?
- Goya handles roughly 8,025,380 passengers a year.
- Where is Goya station?
- Goya station is in Salamanca, Madrid.