Pass in Madrid

🚆 Transport Passes in Madrid

Madrid has an efficient and affordable public transport system: Metro, buses (EMT), suburban trains (Cercanías), and light rail.

🎫 1. Tourist Travel Pass (Abono Turístico)

This is the best option for visitors staying a few days.

✅ What it includes

Unlimited travel on:

Metro

City buses (EMT)

Cercanías trains (within the selected zone)

Metro Ligero (light rail)

📍 Zones

Zone A → Madrid city center and main tourist areas

Zone T → Entire Madrid region (including suburbs)

📆 Validity

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 7 consecutive days

💰 Approximate prices (Zone A)

1 day: ~€10

2 days: ~€17

3 days: ~€22.50

5 days: ~€32.50

7 days: ~€42

(Zone T is more expensive)

📌 Good for:

✔ Tourists

✔ Short stays

✔ Unlimited daily travel

💳 2. Tarjeta Multi (Transport Card)

A contactless card used to load tickets and passes

Cost: ~€2.50

Used for:

Single tickets

10-trip tickets (Bono 10)

Tourist Travel Pass

👉 Often included when you buy a tourist pass.

📅 3. Monthly Transport Pass (Abono Transporte)

Best for long stays or residents.

Features

Unlimited travel for 1 calendar month

Price depends on zones (A, B1, B2, etc.)

Zone A (Madrid city): usually the cheapest option

⚠️ Prices may change due to government subsidies, so always check at metro stations or official transport offices.

🔟 4. 10-Trip Ticket (Bono 10)

10 journeys within the same zone

Cheaper than buying single tickets

Ideal if you don’t travel a lot every day

🧭 Which one should you choose?

✔ 2–7 days in Madrid → Tourist Travel Pass

✔ 1 month or more → Monthly Abono Transporte

✔ Few trips only → Bono 10

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