Cuesta de San Vicente 22 · Madrid

We are between Plaza España and Príncipe Pío.

Metro five minutes away, car park three minutes away. Every room is booked on the calendar on its page, except The Room 745, which you book by talking to us: WhatsApp or phone, right here.

Address

Cuesta de San Vicente 22
28008 Madrid

Between Plaza España and Príncipe Pío.

Phone

+34 915 59 57 08

WhatsApp

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Email

info@escaperubikon.com

Opening hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 4 pm – 11 pm
Thursday 4 pm – 11 pm
Friday 4 pm – midnight
Saturday 9 am – midnight
Sunday 9 am – midnight

Getting here

  • Plaza de España station — lines 2, 3, 10 (5 min walk)
  • Príncipe Pío station — lines 6, 10, R, commuter rail (7 min walk)
  • Buses 25, 39 and 46 — they run down Cuesta de San Vicente itself
  • Príncipe Pío interchange — 7 min away, for every other route
  • SABA car park, Plaza España — 3 min walk
How to get to Rubikon Escape Room Rubikon is at Cuesta de San Vicente 22, on the stretch between Plaza de España station (lines 2, 3 and 10, a 5 minute walk) and Príncipe Pío station (lines 6, 10, Ramal and Cercanías, a 7 minute walk). The SABA car park at Plaza España is 3 minutes away. Manzanares river Debod Temple Royal Palace Cuesta de San Vicente Plaza de España 2 3 10 5 min walk Príncipe Pío C R 10 6 7 min walk P SABA · 3 min RUBIKON Cuesta de San Vicente 22
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Send us a message

For any question, and to book The Room 745. The other rooms are booked on the calendar on their page.

Before you come

Worth knowing before you turn up.

What time

Your booking time is the time to be here — not earlier, not later. That is the time to be at the door, not the time the game starts: it is all we need to brief you and get going.

More than 10 minutes late and the session may be cancelled, because by then there is not enough game left to play. If you are running late, call us.

If you get here early

No need to wait at the door. You are eight minutes from the Templo de Debod — the best spot in Madrid to watch the sun go down — and ten from Gran Vía. The area is full of places to have a drink while the group gathers.

Come as one group

Your session starts at the booked time, not when the last person arrives. If someone is late, that time comes off the whole group's game, so it pays to meet somewhere nearby and walk over together.

What to wear

Comfortable clothes. Chicken Rebellion has hay and straw in it, so bear that in mind if anyone in the group has allergies. Neither Chicken Rebellion nor Magellan’s Secret is adapted for reduced mobility. The Room 745 is: if anyone in your group uses a wheelchair, at our venue you play it in the lobby, which is step-free, though it works best at your place.

Once you are on the street

This is what to look for.

Ground floor of a brick building, wide pavement with trees in front of it. The entrance is the glass door, to the left of the window display — the one with the posters for the three rooms.

The front of Rubikon Escape Room: the sign with the three-colour cube on pale stone and, to its left, the glass entrance door
The sign and the entrance door.
Rubikon's window display with posters for The Room 745, Magellan's Secret and Chicken Rebellion, beside a wooden barrel and fruit crates
The window, with the posters for all three rooms.