Arguelles

Argüelles is a term used as a place name and a surname, most notably associated with Madrid, Spain, but also applicable to other contexts in the Spanish-speaking world.

In Madrid, Argüelles refers to a neighborhood in the Moncloa-Aravaca district, located to the west of central Madrid and bordering the Chamberí district. The area features a mix of residential blocks, commercial streets, and cultural amenities, and it is popular with students and professionals due to its proximity to universities, parks, and central transit routes. Nearby landmarks include the Parque del Oeste, the Temple of Debod, and various educational and cultural facilities. The neighborhood is well served by public transportation, most notably the Argüelles Madrid Metro station.

Argüelles Madrid Metro station serves as an interchange on lines 3 and 6, providing access to the surrounding neighborhood and connections to other parts of the city. The station sits along major avenues and accommodates a steady flow of commuters and visitors who access local schools, shops, and cultural sites.

As a surname, Argüelles is of Spanish origin and is used in Spain and Latin American countries. It is a toponymic surname, often associated with families historically linked to places named Argüelles. Variants include Arguelles (without diacritics) and related names in different regions. The name appears in historical, cultural, and contemporary records across Spanish-speaking communities.