Emperador Castellana Tower

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Description

Information

This tower forms part of the four skyscrapers that make up a business park built on the land of the former Real Madrid Sports Stadium. The other three towers are the Cepsa Tower, the PwC Tower (formerly the Sacyr Vallehermoso Tower), the Glass Tower and the Space Tower.

With a height of over 230 metres and a surface area of 56,250 square metres, the Space Tower is unique and singular, not only for the construction of 57 floors above ground but mainly for its design, its technology, its energy efficiency, its safety and its exceptional level of services.

The Philippine wine group, Emperador, has owned the tower since 2015, after buying it from the Villar Mir Group. In autumn 2021, they decided to change its name from Espacio Tower to Emperador Castellana Tower.

Services

Lift

Cafeteria

Restaurant

Map

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Last updated:

02/11/2023

Practical information

Tourist info

Address

Paseo

de la Castellana, 259D

28046

Tourist area

Otros

Telephone

Fax

Web

https://emperadorproperties.com/torremperadorcastellana/

Metro

Begoña (L10), Chamartín (L1, L10)

Bus

66, 67, 124, 134, 135, 147, 173, 174, 175, 176, 178, SE704, N24

Cercanías (local train)

Madrid-Chamartín

BiciMAD bike-share scheme

Docking stations:

- Manuel Caldeiro (Paseo de la Castellana, 298)

- Torre Cepsa (calle Sinesio Delgado, 2)

Price

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