Principe Pio
80
brands
21
restaurants
9
movie theaters
Spain
A premium, central location
It is hard to imagine a more central location. Or a more urban one. Principe Pio has given Madrid’s northern station a new lease of life, after a closure of many years following the departure of the last train. Its modernist architecture, typical of the late 19th century, has been restored to even greater elegance, with a bold glazed roof arching over the majestic hall and enhancing the immensity of the space.
The station immediately recovered its role as a major social and travel hub, with access to several metro and bus lines, intercity and long haul services. There will soon be a cycle lane straight to the Gran Via. So it’s no surprise that over 12 million visitors flock to the center every year.
Stores
Fashion
Fashion
Sport
Culture & Leisure
Catering
Catering
Catering
Find here all mall's data
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825
parking places
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1
two wheels vehicles parking
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1
bicycle parking
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1
charging terminal
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Line 25, 33, 39, 41, 46, 75, 138, 500, N19, N18, N20, C
Bus
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Line Madrid - Príncipe Pío
Train
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Line L6, L10, R - Príncipe Pío station
Subway
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12
millions of visitors annually
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80
brands
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21
restaurants
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9
movie theaters
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28,891
sq.m. GLA
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73,000
Facebook likes
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7,000
Instragram followers
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5,500,000
Population within 30 minutes
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100%
Klépierre's holding
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2004
mall creation
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Services
Everyone’s a VIP!
Through its Clubstore® program, Klépierre is constantly enhancing each visitor’s experience with a variety of small touches: easy access, signage, leisure attractions and services, helpful apps and more.
Wifi
Nursery
Amazon Locker
Charging terminal for electric cars
Parking
Events
Our malls are never quite what you expect them to be. They’re where great ideas meet, talent blossoms and the unexpected is never far away. With their expressive potential, they offer a unique setting for inspiring stories and lasting emotions, guided by a simple watchword: Let’s Play®.
Stories
Success Story
From September 5 to 10, 2019, the shopping center’s rail station hosted the Noah Train exhibition, the world’s longest mobile artwork, inspired by the oldest story of environmental protection, the Ark of Noah. The ten coaches of this very unusual train have been decorated by street artists, blending the old and the new for this symbol of future, greener travel.