Travel and Venue
Local Transportation to the Venue
Buses: F and G. “Profesor Aranguren” stop
Subway: line 6. “Ciudad Universitaria” stop
Venue
COMPSAC 2026 will be hosted at the Escuela de Ingenieros de Caminos, Canales y Puertos (Campus Moncloa) / School of Civil Engineering (Moncloa Campus).
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM). UPM is the oldest and highest ranked spanish technical university, and holds a position as one of the world’s top 100 universities in the fields of engineering and technology, and one of the highest ranked universities in Spanish speaking countries in data science and artificial intelligence.
Madrid, Spain is the 3rd most populous city in Europe, with more than 5,000 restaurants, and 10,00+ bars and coffee shops. Visit one of its 68 museums and 87 art galleries, or tour one of 9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites within one hour of the city.
Getting Around Madrid
- From the Airport: A fixed-rate taxi to the city center costs around €33. Alternatively, public transport options include the metro (with an airport supplement) or the express bus to Atocha station.
- Public Transport: The metro and city buses are efficient and extensive. Consider purchasing a Tourist Travel Pass for unlimited travel within your chosen timeframe and zone.
- Walking: Madrid is a very walkable city, and exploring on foot is a great way to discover its different neighborhoods and charm.