Focussing on Open and Customised programmes, aimed at executive and senior executive training, the Madrid campus occupies two adjacent buildings in the business district of Chamartín, beside the emblematic Plaza de Castilla in the north of the city.

Located in one of the city's leading commercial environments, the campus places innovative technological installations at the disposal of the more than 1,200 students and participants who attend its classes every year.

ESADE's facilities in Madrid are in modern premises covering 2,500m2. They are well-equipped with the latest technology, which is at the disposal of the business school's students.

HOW TO FIND US
 
The area has excellent public and private transport links, making Madrid-Barajas Airport easy to get to.

Bus
There are various city bus lines which stop in Mateo Inurria street, close to ESADE: 49, 70, 110 and 129 as well as all buses stopping in the nearby Plaza de Castilla. All inter-city buses also stop at Plaza de Castilla.

Underground 
Line 9, Duque de Pastrana station, or Line 10, Plaza de Castilla station.

Train:
RENFE suburban services, Chamartín station.

LIVING IN MADRID
 
It is also one of Europe's main business centres. Madrid is the first capital city to have three world-famous business schools, of which ESADE is one. In this respect, it outstrips London, Paris and New York. Over five million people live in the region. Madrid is a cosmopolitan city providing a comprehensive range of services. It is also where most national and international companies choose to set up their headquarters in Spain.

Climate

Madrid has a strongly-pronounced continental climate with big seasonal changes. It is generally dry and winter temperatures seldom fall below zero degrees centigrade. There are usually fewer than 30 days of rain a year. In summer, temperatures often soar to forty degrees centigrade.

LINKS OF INTEREST

Official
> Madrid City Council
> The Madrid Region

Turism
> Tourism in the Autonomous Community of Madrid