Line 6 Info
- Network Madrid Metro
- Operation Started 1981
- Total Length 23.5 km
- Total Stations 28
Terminals
From
Laguna
To
Lucero
Line 6 Overview
Line 6, also known as the Circular Line, opened on May 7, 1981, and was completed in several stages. The line was gradually extended around central Madrid, and the loop was completed with the opening of the final section between Ciudad Universitaria and Laguna on May 10, 1995. An additional station, Arganzuela-Planetario, opened in 2007. The line is 23.5 kilometers long and has 28 stations. It also provides transfer facilities to almost all Madrid Metro lines and several Cercanías services, making it one of the network's most important interchange lines.
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Line 11
Plaza Elíptica ↔ La Fortuna
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Line 12
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Line 2
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Line 3
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Line 4
Pinar de Chamartín ↔ Argüelles
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Line 5
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Line 7
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Line 8
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8 stations
Line 9
Paco de Lucía ↔ Arganda del Rey
29 stations
ML Line 1
Pinar de Chamartín ↔ Las Tablas
9 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — Line 6
Line 6 has 28 stations on the Madrid Metro network.
Line 6 runs between Laguna and Lucero.
Line 6 is approximately 23.5 km long.
Line 6 opened in 1981.
Line 6 is a Metro line operated under Madrid Metro.
Line 6 is part of the Madrid Metro transit network.