Overview
- Transportes Metropolitanos de Barcelona announced open-door visits across eight normally closed sites with 5,033 free places as part of the Metro Centenary.
- First-time public access will include the disused stations of Correos and Gaudí, with Gaudí visited by day and Correos only when service is stopped at night.
- Registration opens Tuesday, Sept. 9 at 10:00 via obrimelmetro.cat after an earlier July release of 800 places sold out in under an hour.
- Tours for staff take place this weekend, with public visits scheduled across selected weekends from September through November.
- Correos visits require safety measures such as de-energizing the catenary and a guided walk of about 250 meters on the track from Jaume I, with start times around 1:30 a.m.