Matadero Madrid
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What we established Matadero Madrid: the official site is mataderomadrid.org. Its Wikidata entry, Q56427524, names the same official site. Our editor reviewed it and signed it off before it was listed, on .
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OPEN SPACES Free entrance … Nave 0 Free entrance until maximum capacity is reached*. … * Except for Madrid Artes Digitales exhibitions
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Matadero Madrid: address
Plaza de Legazpi, 8 28045 MadridOpen in Google Maps →✓ mataderomadrid.org/en/visit-us-0 · 2026-10-09Matadero Madrid: opening hours
The centre's regular hours are Monday to Sunday from 9 to 22:00Translation · original in Spanish
El horario habitual del centro es de lunes a domingo de 9 a 22hMatadero Madrid: what should I know before visiting?
Matadero Madrid offers dialogue-based visits to discover one of the city of Madrid's most emblematic projects from different perspectives.Translation · original in Spanish
Matadero Madrid ofrece visitas dialogadas para poder conocer desde distintos puntos de vista uno de los proyectos más emblemáticos de la ciudad de Madrid.Matadero Madrid: how to get there
Underground: Legazpi (lines 3 and 6) Buses EMT: 6, 8, 18, 19, 45, 78 y 148 Commuter Train: Embajadores and Pirámides Permanent Taxi Rank: Plaza de Legazpi✓ mataderomadrid.org/en/visit-us-0 · 2026-10-09Matadero Madrid: are dogs allowed?
In general, dogs may pass through the outdoor spaces of Matadero Madrid provided they are kept on a leash and/or muzzle according to applicable regulations.Translation · original in Spanish
Con carácter general, los perros pueden transitar por los espacios al aire libre de Matadero Madrid provistos de correa y/o bozal según la normativa vigente.Matadero Madrid is run by Madrid City Council’s Department of Culture and Sport. Created in 2006, Matadero is located in the city’s former slaughterhouse and cattle market, a complex that is of great historical and architectural value, has tremendous character and is a focal point for Madrid’s citizens.