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Bird & Bird (Spain) LLP	T: + 34 91 790 6000
Jorge Juan, 8, 1º 28001 Madrid Spain	F: + 34 91 790 6011

madrid@twobirds.com

Public Transport

Metro and Rail
If arriving by train, use Paseo de Recoletos (3 stops from Atocha). The office is a 5 minute walk from here. Alternatively you can also take the Metro to Serrano (line 4), which is also about five minutes away on foot. For more information visit http://www.madrid-mad.com/terminals.html.

By plane

From Barajas Airport
You can take Metro line 8 (located in Terminals 2 and 4) until you reach the Mar de Cristal stop. Here, change to Metro line 4 (direction Argüelles) until you reach Serrano Metro station. Trains run every few minutes, with an average journey time of approximately 40 minutes. Our office is a few minutes walk from Serrano Metro station.

For more information about travelling to and from Barajas Airport please visit: www.madrid-mad.com/transportation.

By road

Car and taxi
When coming to our office by car or taxi, you should approach from the Paseo de la Castellana. Turn left onto Calle Jorge Juan at the junction of Plaza de Colón and Paseo de Recoletos. Our office is located at Calle Jorge Juan 8.

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