Plan Your Trip
These guides cover the practical details that matter most when traveling with a disability or mobility limitation in Madrid. The city center is relatively flat, the Metro has elevators at about 75% of stations, all EMT buses are low-floor, and Spanish disability legislation (LIONDAU) requires public spaces to be accessible. Each page gives you specific, verified information so you know what to expect before you arrive.
Accessibility Basics
Overview of Madrid accessibility infrastructure, Spanish disability law (LIONDAU), flat city center, Metro elevators, and low-floor bus access.
Useful Spanish Phrases
Key Castilian Spanish phrases for disabled travelers with phonetic pronunciation. Essential vocabulary for asking about accessibility.
Accessible Toilets
Where to find wheelchair-accessible restrooms in Madrid. Euro key, public toilets, shopping center facilities, and Metro station toilets.
Accessible Restaurants
How to find wheelchair-friendly dining in Madrid. Terrace culture, tapas bars, and accessible restaurant areas in the city center.
Internet & Connectivity
Spanish SIM cards, eSIMs, pocket WiFi, and free WiFi hotspots in Madrid for navigation and accessibility apps.
Voltage & Chargers
Spain uses 230V, 50Hz with Type C and F plugs. Details on adapters, charging powered wheelchairs, and where to buy supplies.
Medication
Rules for bringing medication into Spain, farmacia (pharmacy) locations, and prescription requirements.
Disability Discounts
Madrid tourist passes, museum discounts, free companion tickets, Metro discounts, and which disability cards are accepted.
Equipment Rentals
Where to rent manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and hoists in Madrid. Includes delivery options and pricing.
Service & Guide Dogs
Spanish law on assistance dogs, required documentation, airline policies, and tips for traveling with your guide or service dog.
FAQ
Answers to the most common questions about accessible travel in Madrid, from Metro access to museum wheelchair routes.