Line 2 Info
- Network Madrid Metro
- Operation Started 1924
- Total Length 14.0 km
- Total Stations 20
Terminals
From
Cuatro Caminos
To
Las Rosas
Line 2 Overview
The first phase of Line 2, between Sol and Ventas, opened on June 14, 1924. Later, the line was extended from Sol to Quevedo on 27 December 1925 and from Ventas to Ciudad Lineal on 16 June 1932, extending service towards eastern Madrid. On 16 February 2011, a 1.7-kilometre extension from La Elipa to Las Rozas opened, bringing the line to its current eastern terminus. Today, Line 2 operates as a 14.1-kilometre-long, entirely underground route between Quatro Caminos and Las Rozas, with 20 stations across Madrid.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Line 2
Line 2 has 20 stations on the Madrid Metro network.
Line 2 runs between Cuatro Caminos and Las Rosas.
Line 2 is approximately 14.0 km long.
Line 2 opened in 1924.
Line 2 is a Metro line operated under Madrid Metro.
Line 2 is part of the Madrid Metro transit network.