The Spanish capital is preparing for the arrival of the Pontiff, which will take place from June 6 to 9. During these days, seven metro stations will remain closed to the public. To mitigate disruptions and offer alternatives to citizens, a significant reinforcement of train, bus, and bicycle services will be implemented. This mobility reorganization aims to facilitate travel within the city amidst unprecedented security measures.
The pontiff will travel through the city in the popemobile on June 6, 7, and 8, following four distinct itineraries that will cross Madrid's main streets and squares, which will involve temporary traffic closures. Authorities recommend avoiding unnecessary travel and opting for public transport throughout the papal visit.
Beyond the religious agenda, the city is hosting other events. Madrid Río will be the venue for a new edition of the VEM fair, where over forty brands will present zero-emission vehicles, offering attendees the chance to test them.
In social news, artist Bad Bunny recently took a tourist route through Madrid, which included a stay at a luxury hotel, a walk along Fuencarral street, and a Basque meal.
It is recommended to avoid unnecessary travel and use public transport during the papal visit.
With only two days left before the Pope's arrival, the exact routes he will take in the popemobile through the capital's streets have been revealed, according to various media outlets.
