Attractions Directory
Royal Palace of Madrid
Centro
Europe's largest royal palace with elevator access to main floors. Accessible entrance on Calle de Bailen. Free entry for disabled visitors with EU disability card.
- Elevator
- Accessible entrance
- Accessible toilets
- Free for disabled visitors
Prado Museum
Paseo del Prado
World-class art museum with full wheelchair access. Accessible entrance via the Jeronimos building. Elevators to all floors, wheelchair loan, and audio guides.
- Elevator
- Wheelchair loan
- Accessible toilets
- Audio guide
Reina Sofia Museum
Lavapies / Atocha
Modern art museum housing Guernica. Fully accessible with glass elevators, wide corridors, and accessible toilets on every floor. Free for disabled visitors.
- Elevator
- Wheelchair loan
- Accessible toilets
- Audio guide
Retiro Park
Retiro
Madrid's central park with paved paths around the lake and Crystal Palace. Some gravel paths and slopes in the southern section. Accessible toilets available.
- Paved main paths
- Accessible toilets
- Near Metro (Retiro)
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
Paseo del Prado
Art museum completing the Golden Triangle. Fully accessible with elevators, wheelchair loan, accessible toilets, and audio guides. Free for disabled visitors.
- Elevator
- Wheelchair loan
- Accessible toilets
- Audio guide
Plaza Mayor
Centro
Historic square with flat stone surface. Accessible via elevator-equipped archways. Nearby accessible toilets. Flat approaches from all sides.
- Flat surface
- Step-free access
- Near Metro (Sol)
Puerta del Sol
Centro
Madrid's central square, recently pedestrianized with smooth flat surfaces. Three Metro lines with elevator access. The starting point of Spain's road network.
- Pedestrianized
- Flat surface
- Metro access
Gran Via
Centro
Madrid's main shopping boulevard with wide sidewalks, dropped curbs, and smooth pavement. Multiple Metro stations with elevator access along the route.
- Wide sidewalks
- Dropped curbs
- Metro access
Santiago Bernabeu Stadium
Chamartin
Real Madrid's home stadium, recently renovated with improved accessibility. Wheelchair seating areas, accessible toilets, and elevator access to multiple levels.
- Wheelchair seating
- Elevator
- Accessible toilets
Temple of Debod
Moncloa
Ancient Egyptian temple in Parque del Oeste. The surrounding park is accessible but the temple interior has steps and narrow passages not suitable for wheelchairs.
- Park accessible
- Sunset viewpoint
Mercado de San Miguel
Centro
Historic iron-and-glass market hall with gourmet food stalls. Flat interior, step-free entrance, but can be very crowded during peak hours.
- Step-free entrance
- Flat interior
- Near Metro (Sol)
Royal Botanical Garden
Paseo del Prado
Next to the Prado Museum. Main paths are paved but the garden has terraced levels with some steep ramps. Free wheelchair loan available at entrance.
- Wheelchair loan
- Paved main paths
- Accessible toilets
Almudena Cathedral
Centro
Madrid's main cathedral next to the Royal Palace. Main nave accessible via ramp. The crypt and dome viewing area have stairs only.
- Ramp entrance
- Flat nave
CaixaForum Madrid
Paseo del Prado
Modern cultural center with full accessibility. Elevators to all floors, accessible toilets, and wide exhibition spaces. Free entry for disabled visitors.
- Elevator
- Accessible toilets
- Wide spaces
Sorolla Museum
Chamberi
Historic house museum of painter Joaquin Sorolla. Ground floor accessible but upper floors require stairs. The garden is accessible with flat paths.
- Ground floor accessible
- Garden accessible
El Rastro
Lavapies / La Latina
Madrid's famous Sunday flea market along Calle de la Ribera de Curtidores. The main street slopes downhill and gets extremely crowded. Difficult for wheelchair users during peak hours.
- Street-level
- Open air
Madrid Rio Park
Arganzuela
Modern riverside park built in 2011 with full accessibility from the start. Flat paved paths, accessible playgrounds, and accessible toilets throughout.
- Flat paved paths
- Accessible playgrounds
- Accessible toilets
Atocha Station & Tropical Garden
Atocha
Historic train station with a tropical garden inside the old terminal. Fully accessible with elevators, flat paths through the garden, and accessible toilets.
- Elevator
- Flat paths
- Accessible toilets
Plaza de Cibeles
Retiro / Centro
Iconic fountain and the CentroCentro cultural center inside Palacio de Cibeles. The building has elevator access, an observation deck, and accessible toilets.
- Elevator
- Accessible toilets
- Observation deck
Matadero Madrid
Arganzuela
Former slaughterhouse converted into a cultural center. Modern renovations include full accessibility with ramps, elevators, wide spaces, and accessible toilets.
- Step-free access
- Elevator
- Accessible toilets
- Wide exhibition halls
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Conseils pour visiter les attractions avec un handicap
- De nombreux musées de Madrid offrent l'entrée gratuite aux visiteurs handicapés. Le Prado, le Reina Sofia, le Thyssen-Bornemisza et la plupart des musées nationaux offrent l'entrée gratuite aux visiteurs handicapés et leur accompagnateur. Apportez votre carte de handicap ou la Carte européenne du handicap.
- Téléchargez l'app Metro de Madrid. Vérifiez le statut des ascenseurs en temps réel avant de vous rendre à une attraction. L'app planifie aussi des itinéraires accessibles.
- Le centre-ville de Madrid est relativement plat. La zone autour de Sol, Gran Via et le Paseo del Prado a des trottoirs lisses avec des bordures abaissées. Les quartiers de La Latina et Lavapies ont des pentes plus raides.
- Visitez les attractions populaires tôt. Le Prado et le Palais Royal se remplissent en milieu de matinée. Arriver à l'ouverture donne aux utilisateurs de fauteuils plus d'espace et des files plus courtes.