MadridAranjuez

MadridAranjuez is a Spanish railway station located in the city of Aranjuez, in the Community of Madrid. It is operated by Renfe Operadora and serves as a stop on the Madrid-Badajoz high-speed rail line. The station was opened in 2007 as part of the high-speed rail network that connects Madrid with the southern regions of Spain.

The station is designed to accommodate high-speed trains, with platforms equipped for both conventional and high-speed services. It features modern facilities, including ticket offices, waiting areas, and accessibility features for passengers with disabilities. MadridAranjuez is an important stop for travelers heading to or from Aranjuez, a city known for its royal palace and gardens, as well as for those traveling to other destinations along the high-speed rail line.

The station's strategic location makes it a convenient hub for both local and long-distance travel. It is approximately 45 kilometers south of Madrid, providing easy access to the capital's attractions while offering a gateway to the scenic and historical region of Aranjuez. The station's efficient operation and modern amenities contribute to its role as a key transportation node in the Madrid metropolitan area.