Cannabis in Madrid
Madrid has no cannabis club rulebook to match Barcelona's. Our register lists one club in Chamberí, and a street fine starts at €601.
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Key rules in Spain
Plain-language summary. The regulator is AEMPS (Spanish Agency of Medicines and Medical Devices).
Possession
Possession or use in public places is a serious administrative offense (fines €601–€30,000, Organic Law 4/2015 art. 36.16). Private possession for own use is not a crime.
Home grow
Not regulated as a right. Cultivation visible to the public is a serious administrative offense (art. 36.18); private cultivation for own use is generally not prosecuted.
Public use
Prohibited in streets, public establishments and public transport; fines from €601.
Sales
No legal retail sale of THC cannabis. Seeds, growing equipment and cosmetic CBD are legal.
Medical cannabis
Since 10 October 2025 (RD 903/2025): standardized preparations prescribed by hospital specialists and dispensed by hospital pharmacies only.
Social clubs
No legal framework; Catalonia's club law was annulled by the Constitutional Court in 2018.
Driving
Driving with drugs present in the body is prohibited except prescribed therapeutic use; €1,000 fine (Traffic Law art. 14 and 77).
Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.
How cannabis is sold in Madrid
Madrid's one register entry is a club in Chamberí, and the first thing to know is that the capital has no club rulebook we could find to match Barcelona's.
| Madrid | Barcelona | Catalonia | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regional club law | None; the Community of Madrid says no regional norm empowers councils to fine street use | Municipal plan only | Law 13/2017, annulled 19 September 2018 |
| Municipal rules for club premises | No club ordinance found | 2016 plan: 100 m from schools, 150 m in Ciutat Vella and Gràcia | none |
| Street use | Organic Law 4/2015: €601 to €30,000, halved if paid promptly | ||
- Club on the register
- Enjoint Munchies, Calle del Cardenal Cisneros 86
- Nearest metro
- Quevedo, per the club's profile
- Fine paid early
- €300.50 on a €601 penalty
Why the missing ordinance matters
Clubs in Spain rest on the general associations law (Organic Law 1/2002), which says nothing about cannabis. Without a local plan there is no published distance rule to check a premises against, so the protection a member has is the club's own paperwork. Enjoint Munchies is described as members-only, 21+, for prior users, entry by invitation or member referral. Those entry rules are the club's, not a legal standard.
Telemadrid reported in November 2022 that the regional government admitted having no rule that lets town halls sanction consumption; the state fine still applies. See how the fine procedure works in Madrid and the Madrid region page.
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Cannabis in Madrid: questions
Can a tourist join a club in Madrid?
Not by walking in. The register describes this club as requiring prior use and an invitation or member referral, and membership is a private-association matter, not a public sale.
Is the €601 fine a Madrid rule?
No, it comes from the national security law, Organic Law 4/2015, for use or possession in public places. Paying promptly halves it to €300.50.
