Museo de la EMT
Explore Madrid's public transport history.
At a Glance
Best Ages
All ages
Cost
Free-5€
Time Needed
1-2 hours
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor
Weather Fit
Great for rainy days
Stroller Access
Yes, step-free
Washrooms
On-site w/ baby change
Food
Nearby cafes
Parking
Street parking, limited
Booking
Recommended
Parent Effort
Medium (supervision)
The Museo de la EMT offers an engaging exploration of Madrid's public transport evolution, perfect for a family outing.
About This Place
The EMT Bus Museum (Museo de la EMT) in Madrid traces the history of public bus transport in the capital through a collection of beautifully restored vintage buses, trams, and vehicles spanning the early 20th century to the present. Operated by Madrid's public bus company, the museum also features archival materials and exhibits on urban mobility history. Free or low-cost admission makes it an accessible and distinctive outing for families and transport enthusiasts in the city.
Official Website open_in_newHistoric Buses
See beautifully restored vintage buses.
Interactive Exhibits
Enjoy interactive displays on transport history.
Indoor Comfort
Great place to spend a rainy day.
Good to Know Before You Go
- Monday
- 16:30 – 18:00
- Saturday – Sunday
- 16:30 – 18:00
- Socks required
- None
- Food policy
- Eating not allowed inside museum exhibits.
- Booking
- Online booking recommended for weekends.
- Parking
- Street parking available but limited.
- Washrooms
- Includes baby changing facilities.
- Stroller access
- Accessible throughout the museum.
- Safety notes
- Supervise young children around exhibits.
- Official website
- Visit site
Kid Fit by Age
Accessible with stroller.
Safe environment to explore.
Engaging visuals and activities.
Educational and interactive exhibits.
Interesting history and technology displays.
Learn about public transport history.
- •Supervise children closely during visits.
- •Ensure children do not climb on exhibits.
- •Use baby changing facilities as needed.
- •Step-free access throughout.
- •Baby changing stations available.
- •Audio guide available for visually impaired.
schedule Best Time to Visit
Weekends are popular, so consider visiting early or late to avoid crowds.
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- check_boxComfortable shoes
- check_boxCamera for photos
- check_boxStrollers
- check_boxUmbrella for walk from car
Location
Address
C. de Mauricio Legendre, 38, Chamartín, 28046 Madrid, Spain
Phone
+34914068800
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Insider Tips
Visit early on weekends to avoid crowds.
Explore the virtual tour online before visiting.
Check out the audio guide app for extra insights.
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Last checked: 2026