Ramal Info
- Network Madrid Metro
- Operation Started 1925
- Total Length 1.1 km
- Total Stations 2
Terminals
From
Ópera
To
Príncipe Pío
Ramal Overview
Ramal Line opened on December 27, 1925, as a short branch of Line 2, connecting Opera to the former Estación del Norte. The line was built to provide easy access between central Madrid and the city's main northern railway station. Ramal is 1.1 kilometers long and has only two stations. It also provides interchange with Madrid Metro lines 2 and 5 at Opera Station, lines 6 and 10 at Príncipe Pío Station, and Cercanías Madrid commuter rail services at Príncipe Pío Station.
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Other Lines in Madrid Metro
Line 1
Pinar de Chamartín ↔ Valdecarros
33 stations
Line 10
Hospital Infanta Sofía ↔ Puerta del Sur
31 stations
Line 11
Plaza Elíptica ↔ La Fortuna
7 stations
Line 12
Puerta del Sur ↔ San Nicasio
28 stations
Line 2
Cuatro Caminos ↔ Las Rosas
20 stations
Line 3
Villaverde Alto ↔ Moncloa
18 stations
Line 4
Pinar de Chamartín ↔ Argüelles
23 stations
Line 5
Alameda de Osuna ↔ Casa de Campo
32 stations
Line 6
Laguna ↔ Lucero
28 stations
Line 7
Hospital del Henares ↔ Pitis
31 stations
Line 8
Aeropuerto T4 ↔ Nuevos Ministerios
8 stations
Line 9
Paco de Lucía ↔ Arganda del Rey
29 stations
Frequently Asked Questions — Ramal
Ramal has 2 stations on the Madrid Metro network.
Ramal runs between Ópera and Príncipe Pío.
Ramal is approximately 1.1 km long.
Ramal opened in 1925.
Ramal is a Metro line operated under Madrid Metro.
Ramal is part of the Madrid Metro transit network.