Located just off of Gran Vía on Calle Fuencarral, This building was the first skyscraper in Europe and is situated in a century-old building. Additionally, it was where King Alfonso XIII made the first transatlantic phone call in 1928! The Espacio Telefónica was opened in 2012, as the latest modern improvement to the building. It was started due to the Fundación’s quest to educate people about innovative creation and integration of technology and society. There are large exhibition halls, small, state of the art classroom for private workshops, and larger lecture halls.
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Visiting Information
If you plan on visiting the Espacio Telefónica in Madrid this section will help you get there effortlessly. Furthermore, you can find additional information here.
Visiting Hours
From Tuesday – Sunday
12:00 – 20:00
Price
Entry to the Espacio Telefónica is completely free, but you must reserve a ticket in advance. You can reserve tickets on their official website here.
Espacio Telefónica Address
C/ Fuencarral, 3, 28004 Madrid
You can easily access this space by the metro. The easiest way is to get off at Gran Vía (L1, L5) and follow the signs until you get to the beginning of Calle Fuencarral.
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Leah Warner
Leah has been living in and exploring Madrid since 2013 when she moved to the city for a simple summer abroad. She started the Citylife Blog in 2014 with the goal to share everything there is to know about her favourite place on earth!
