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The new Parla Norte interchange will transform mobility in the south of Madrid
The south of Madrid is preparing for a change in daily mobility. The Parla Norte interchange will be ready by the end of the year and is set to become a key hub for thousands of travellers.
Work is progressing as planned and is now entering its final phase. The main structure, catenaries, and underpasses are complete, while current efforts focus on signage and landscaping the surrounding area.
The new interchange will bring together Cercanías, tram, and bus services in one place, with direct access to the M-408. It is estimated that more than 14,000 people will use it every day, reducing travel times and making journeys simpler.
The design prioritises functionality and sustainability. A ribbed roof will shelter users, while photovoltaic panels and natural light will enhance comfort in the space.
The station will have two platforms accessible by lifts and escalators, as well as a central concourse with traveller services and a commercial area. There will also be parking spaces, electric charging points, and dedicated areas for taxis and quick stops.
The project is part of the Cercanías Madrid modernisation plan, driven by the Ministerio de Transportes y Movilidad Sostenible, which aims to improve the efficiency of metropolitan transport.
Beyond the infrastructure, Parla Norte is redefining the gateway to the city. For many residents, it will mean shorter journeys and easier connections with the rest of Madrid. The impact will be felt in daily routines from day one.