Madrid nearby infrastructure and amenity access

NearbyIndex scores access to mapped daily services. Walkability also depends on routes, street conditions, safety, and comfort.

Population: 3.3M

Score Range

25-89 (best: 92)

10th-90th percentile

Based on 49 sample points69% score 60+37% score 80+

Groceries

67

Restaurants & Cafes

56

Public Transit

60

Healthcare

82

Education

85

Parks & Recreation

55

Shopping

45

Entertainment

63

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NearbyIndex Amenity Access Profile v1.0.0

Evidence profile for Madrid

Calculated August 25, 2026

The median sampled point scores 75. A total of 69% of analyzed points score 60 or more. The typical range is 2589, a 64-point difference. The strongest category is Education (85). The weakest is Shopping (45).

Median access
75/100
The middle analyzed grid-point score.
High-access coverage
69%
Analyzed grid points with a score of 60 or more.
Consistency
36/100
100 minus the 10th-to-90th percentile width.
Category balance
60/100
100 minus the strongest-to-weakest category difference.
Grid evidence
49 analyzed of 49 points
Estimated scored area
175.3 km²
Mapped place records
17,627(100.6/km²)
Named-area coverage
100% of grid points
How to read this profile: it measures access to mapped destinations. It does not measure walking routes, crossings, pavements, slope, safety, accessibility, opening hours, or transit frequency. The scored area is a rectangle inferred from local place data. It is not an official city boundary.

Review every formula and source on the methodology page. Download the reviewed dataset as versioned JSON.

Nearby infrastructure across Madrid

69% of sampled points score 60 or more for nearby daily amenities. The model uses straight-line distance to groceries, food, transit, healthcare, education, parks, shopping, and entertainment.

What the result shows

Madrid shows a wide gap between central and outer sample points. This spread matters more than the headline score when you compare specific places.

Local planning context

Madrid 360 treats walking as the universal and priority travel mode. The plan also supports active travel and better pedestrian space through 2030. Madrid 360 sustainable mobility plan.

Important limit: The sample covers a large urban area and is not population weighted. Sparse edge points can reduce the result without representing many residents.

Strongest categories

Education (85), Healthcare (82)

Weakest categories

Shopping (45)

Scores range from 10 to 92 across neighborhoods — location matters a lot in this city.

What's in Madrid

7,006 restaurants & cafes3,030 groceries2,543 healthcare1,909 shopping1,266 entertainment1,098 education423 parks & recreation352 public transit

Counted inside the area we score. Presence, not walking distance — the category scores above measure reachability.

How Madrid compares

Madrid ranks 9 of 10 reviewed cities by amenity access coverage. In this sample, 69% of points score 60 or better. The reviewed-city median is 78% across the set. See the full ranking.

Amenity access by sampled area in Madrid

These labels come from source map boundaries. The table covers 49 of 49 grid points (100%). Some named areas can sit outside the city boundary because the current grid follows the inferred urban area.

NeighborhoodScorePoints
Top areaPalos de la Frontera
921
Sol
911
Almendrales
901
Pacífico
901
Ibiza
891
La Concepción
891
Trafalgar
881
Opañel
871
Lista
871
Cuatro Caminos
871

+30 more neighborhoods not shown

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