Andén Cero - Estación de Chamberí

Andén Cero - Estación de Chamberí is a preserved historic metro station in Madrid, now a museum showcasing early 20th-century transit and the city's underground railway history.

Andén Cero - Estación de Chamberí is a decommissioned metro station in Madrid, Spain, originally opened in 1919 as part of the city's first metro line. The station was closed in 1966 due to platform extension works but was later restored and opened as a museum in 2008. Visitors can explore the well-preserved early 20th-century architecture, vintage advertisements, and original ticket booths, offering a glimpse into Madrid's public transport history. The museum provides insight into the engineering and design of the early metro system, with exhibits detailing its construction and operation. Located in the Chamberí district, the station is a hidden gem for those interested in urban history and transportation. Andén Cero - Estación de Chamberí is part of the Andén Cero project, which also includes the restored Nave de Motores de Pacífico, a historic power station that once supplied electricity to the metro network.