Parking in Ciudad Universitaria - Madrid

Where to park in Ciudad Universitaria?

The strategic location of this area translates into excellent connectivity, with several train and metro stations, as well as bus stops. Therefore, it is advisable to park in a car park in Ciudad Universitaria, so you can travel to Madrid in your private vehicle in total comfort.

Right in the Plaza de los Mostenses, you can access the Saba Plaza Mostenses car park, in Pl. de los Mostenses, s/n, 28015, located next to the Gran Vía in Madrid, right in the heart of the city. In an urban area where finding parking spaces is a complicated task, this car park is an optimal solution for your trips to Madrid, since it's just 5 minutes from the Plaza de España metro stop. In addition to its privileged location, this car park in Ciudad Universitaria has an ideal schedule because it's open 24 hours a day. However, it has a height limit of 1.9 metres.

If all the spaces are taken, you have the alternative of using the Saba Metro Nuevos Ministerios car park, at P.º de la Castellana, 100, 28046, which is 5 minutes from the Nuevos Ministerios metro station and also has spaces for people with reduced mobility. It also has a height limit of 2.8 metres and offers the Via-T system at the entrance and exit.

Does the University City car park have electric vehicle charging options?

The Saba Plaza Mostenses car park has electric vehicle charging and other high quality services such as the following:

• Via-T system at the entrance and exit to facilitate access.
• Reserved spaces for people with reduced mobility.
• Car wash service, which allows you to keep your car in optimum condition.
• Car hire option, for greater versatility in your travels.

What to do near University City?

Once you find your car park in university city, you'll see that you're within walking distance of several of Madrid's most prestigious areas, such as Nuevos Ministerios, Azca, Moncloa and Argüelles.

The university city student complex is located in the vicinity of the Chamberí district in Madrid. In this enclave are the Nuevos Ministerios, a government complex of great importance, which houses the headquarters of several ministries and was built between 1933 and 1942.

In the vicinity of this emblematic place is the AZCA block, a financial and business district that extends along the Paseo de la Castellana.

Moncloa has countless places to visit, such as the temple of Debod, one of the most impressive monuments in Madrid, where you can enjoy a unique sunset. However, if you like the idea of seeing the capital from above, the best thing to do is to go to the Moncloa Lighthouse, a panoramic viewpoint with a 360-degree view from which you can see El Escorial if the sky is clear. If you're a history lover, a visit to the Cerralbo Museum is a must, a 19th-century palace that houses the collection of Don Enrique de Aguilera, 17th Marquis of Cerralbo, which includes artists such as Zurbarán and El Greco.

Argüelles is one of Madrid's liveliest neighbourhoods and has such emblematic places to visit as the Plaza de España, crowned by an obelisk that pays homage to Miguel de Cervantes. If you look south, tucked away in a grove of trees, you can see Madrid's Royal Palace and, even further back, the Manzanares River. In case you need to buy a gift or take a stroll, Calle Princesa is ideal because it is home to a myriad of shops and has a lively atmosphere.