How to get to La Latina, Lavapiés, Malasaña and Chueca in Madrid

Metro L5 to La Latina, L3 to Lavapiés, L2 to Tribunal for Malasaña and L5 to Chueca. All four are within 20 minutes on foot of Sol.

It depends on your legs and the weather. The line above is the reliable option, and the walk only makes sense if you want to see the streets in between. In Madrid the metro runs often enough that waiting is rarely the problem.

In and around La Latina, Lavapiés, Malasaña and Chueca you have Mercado de San Miguel, El Rastro, La Latina. It pays to plan the area in one go instead of crossing Madrid twice.

We list 12 experiences in La Latina, Lavapiés, Malasaña and Chueca, starting at $50.45. They are sorted by rating and number of real reviews, not by commission.

The airport options for Madrid, bus, metro, train and taxi, with times and what each one costs, are compared in our airport guide.

Fares change every year, so we keep them in one place instead of repeating them on every page. Our Madrid transport guide has the current single ticket, the travel cards and the number of trips where each one starts paying off.