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GP Madrid 2016 Quick Guide The goal of this Quick Guide is to have the most important information of the GP Guide in a single sheet of paper. Please print it, it can be extremely useful. Event Venue Address Pabellón Multiusos I (Madrid Arena) Recinto Ferial Casa de Campo Avenida de Portugal (entrance from Avenida Principal) 28011, Madrid, Spain Staff Hotel Address HOTEL CELUISMA FLORIDA NORTE **** Paseo de la Florida, 5 – 28008 Phone: +34 91 542 83 00 E-mail: [email protected] Emergency number: Use the purple branch if you are a judge in early shift Arriving from the Airport The best way to get there is to use the Metro, there are two Stations near the event venue: “Alto de Extremadura” Line 6 – Circular (Grey) and “Lago” Line 10 - Blue. To get there from the airport, the easiest way is to use the Metro: · Take Line 8 (Rose) to “Nuevos Ministerios” · Change to Line 6 – Circular (Grey) towards “Cuatro Caminos”. · Exit at “Alto de Extremadura”. It takes approximately 50 minutes to get to the station from Terminals T1 T2 T3, and 55 minutes from Terminal T4. Full map available herei Arriving from the Staff Hotel The best option is to use the Underground although you may also go on foot. Walk to Underground Station "Intercambiador de Príncipe Pío". Take the metro Line 6 to "Alto de Extremadura". Then follow the same instructions of "Arriving from the Airport". Need help?? RC Sergio Pérez [email protected] Local L3 Antonio José Rodríguez [email protected] Local L2 Aruna Prem Bianzino [email protected] Please, print this Quick Reference, and enjoy your GP!! J i http://www.metromadrid.es/export/sites/metro/comun/documentos/planos/Planoesquematicoingles.pdf .

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USEFUL INFORMATION FOR VISITORS AND HOW TO REACH AEMET HEADQUARTERS AEMET Headquarters: How to get there AEMET’s address is Leonardo Prieto Castro, 8 within Ciudad Universitaria (University City), not far from Madrid downtown. It is located over a small hill behind the Faculty of Chemistry and can be easily identified by the big satellite antenna. Nearest Metro (underground railway) stations are Vicente Aleixandre and Ciudad Universitaria, both in Line 6 (the grey circular line). From these stations AEMET can be reached in about 10 minutes on foot. Buses G, 82, and 132 have stops at a 5 minutes walking distance from AEMET. These lines depart from Moncloa Square in front of the big building of the Air Force Headquarters (“Ejercito del Aire”), Metro station Moncloa (lines 3 & 6) is also there. Bus fare can be paid to the driver directly (1,50 €. No change given for more than 5€), or using a rechargeable card which are mandatory for the Metro. Rechargeable cards may be purchased at vending machines in the airport or every Metro station for 2.50 €. Then several tickets may be charged in the card. An airport Metro ticket costs 4.50 €. A 10 trips ticket for Metro or buses costs 12.20 € but is not valid for the airport. January 2020 USEFUL INFORMATION FOR VISITORS AND HOW TO REACH AEMET HEADQUARTERS How to reach downtown and AEMET Headquarters from the airport By Metro (underground railway) (recommended). Line 8 of “Metro” connects the airport with Nuevos Ministerios (final stop) the trip taking 15 minutes. Once in Nuevos Ministerios station, change to line 6 (5 minutes underground walk for this change).
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