Goya Station (Madrid Metro)
Goya is a station on lines 2 and 4 of the Madrid Metro located in the neighborhood of the same name in the Salamanca district, under the confluence of Calle Alcalá and Calle Goya, from which take his name. This street takes its name from the Spanish painter Francisco de Goya. The platforms of line 4 have copies of engravings by Goya.
History
The platforms of line 2 were inaugurated on June 14, 1924 and put into service two days later, forming part of the first section of the line between Sol and Ventas. On September 17, 1932, the line branches, creating the Goya-Diego de León section, so that of all the trains that arrived at this station, half circulated to Ventas and the other half to Diego de León.
On March 23, 1944, the first section of line 4 was inaugurated, between the Argüelles and Goya stations.
On October 2, 1958, it was reformed, so that line 2, which had a branch from this station, lost it when the section was ceded to line 4.
It has been recently renovated with the placement of yellow stained glass panels and the installation of elevators.
On April 1, 2017, the special hours for all lobbies that closed at 9:40 p.m. were eliminated, along with the absence of personnel in said lobbies.
The platforms of line 4 were closed between January 13 and March 6, 2020 due to works on the line. The service on line 2 was provided without alterations.
Accesses
Conde de Peñalver Lobby
- Count of Peñalver, pairs C/ Conde de Peñalver, 2 (C/Alcalá machine)
- Count of Peñalver, odds C/ Goya, 89 (Esquina C/ Conde de Peñalver, 1)
Elevator C/ Goya, 87. Access to Line 4 towards Pinar de Chamartín
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Felipe II Lobby
- Philip II, pairs Av. Philip II, 12. For WiZink Center
- Philip II, odds Av. Philip II, 1
- Elevator Av. Philip II, 1 (C/Alcalá machine). Access to Line 2 direction Four Ways
General Diaz Porlier Lobby
- General Díaz Porlier C/ Goya, 62 (C/ General Díaz Porlier)
- Elevator C/ General Díaz Porlier, 3. Access to Line 2 direction Las Rosas and Line 4 direction Argüelles
- Commercial Centre Open according to schedule of the Commercial Center Entrance to El Corte Inglés - Edificio Hogar (planta Sotano 1) in the corridor of the General Access Díaz Porlier.
Lines and connections
Subway
| ; | ► station | line | station oriented | header |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Roses | Manuel Becerra |  | Prince of Vergara | Four Ways |
| Argüelles | Velázquez |  | List | Pinar de Chamartín |
Buses
| Diurnos | ||
| Buses with header in the intermodal area of Felipe II | ||
| Line | Destination | Stop. |
|---|---|---|
| 29 | Manoteras | 5075 FELIPE II (C/Alcalá) |
| 30 | Pavones | 5092 FELIPE II (Av. Felipe II, 10) |
| 43 | Straight | 5002 FELIPE II (C/Alcalá, 145) |
| 63 | Santa Eugenia | 2153 FELIPE II (Av. Felipe II, 1) |
| 152 | Méndez Álvaro | 5091 FELIPE II (Av. Felipe II, 6) |
| 215 | Rome Park | 5298 FELIPE II (C/ Narváez) |
| E2 | The Roses | 755 FELIPE II (C/Alcalá, 96) |
| E3 | Valderrivas | |
| E4 | Valdebernado | 255 FELIPE II (C/Goya, 80) |
| Internship buses at Goya Station | ||
| Line | Destination | Stop. |
| 21 | El Salvador | 676 FELIPE II (C/ Goya, 66) |
| 53 | Arturo Soria | |
| 21 | Pink paint | 679 ALCALÁ-GOYA |
| 53 | Sol / Sevilla | |
| 146 | The Molinos | 753 FELIPE II (C/Alcalá, 94) |
| 146 | Plaza del Callao | 754 FELIPE II (C/Alcalá, 149) |
| 15 | The Elipa | 5093 FELIPE II (Av. Felipe II, 12) |
| C1 | Ambassadors | |
| 26 | Diego de León | 2215 FELIPE II (C/ Narváez, 5) |
| 61 | Moncloa | |
| E5 | Manuel Becerra | |
| 26 | Tirso de Molina | 2216 FELIPE II (C/ Narváez, 6) |
| 61 | Narváez | |
| 15 | Sol / Sevilla | 5034 FELIPE II (Av. Felipe II, 1) |
| Nocturnos | ||
| Line | Destination | Stop. |
| N3 | Cibels | 754 FELIPE II |
| N5 | ||
| N7 | ||
| N5 | Cologne Weekend | 755 FELIPE II |
| N7 | Valderrivas | |
| N3 | Songs | 5093 FELIPE II (Av. Felipe II, 12) |
Links
Wikimedia Commons hosts a multimedia category Goya Station.- Station information page
- Official Madrid Metro Page