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Plaza de Castilla station is served by lines 1, 8, 9 and 10 on the Madrid metro. It opened in 1961. It sits in Tetuán. It handles roughly 15,265,646 passengers a year.
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Lines 1 8 9 10 District Tetuán Opened 1961 Annual ridership 15,265,646 Distance from centre ≈ 9 km Coordinates 40.46690, -3.68920 Position on the line On Line 1 On Line 8 On Line 9 On Line 10 Map around Plaza de Castilla
Map around Plaza de Castilla Location of Plaza de Castilla station and its neighbours on the Madrid metro.
Nuevos Ministerios Plaza de Castilla Duque de Pastrana Valdeacederas Chamartín Chamartín Colombia Ventilla Cuzco
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Frequently asked questions Which lines serve Plaza de Castilla station? Plaza de Castilla is served by lines 1, 8, 9 and 10 on the Madrid metro. Can you change lines at Plaza de Castilla? Yes. Plaza de Castilla is an interchange between 4 lines (1, 8, 9 and 10). When did Plaza de Castilla station open? Plaza de Castilla station opened in 1961. What are the stations either side of Plaza de Castilla on Line 1? On Line 1, Plaza de Castilla sits between Chamartín and Valdeacederas. What are the stations either side of Plaza de Castilla on Line 8? On Line 8, Plaza de Castilla sits between Nuevos Ministerios and Colombia. How busy is Plaza de Castilla station? Plaza de Castilla handles roughly 15,265,646 passengers a year. Where is Plaza de Castilla station? Plaza de Castilla station is in Tetuán, Madrid. Explore the whole network