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Andrade Marín

Textile station of Antonio Ante and end of the Tren Tayta Imbabura

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End of the Tren Tayta Imbabura, Ibarra–Andrade Marín (Freedom Train)

2,360 m

Altitude

Imbabura

Province

Andrade Marín station

The Andrade Marín station, in the Antonio Ante canton (Imbabura, 2,360 m above sea level), is a stop on the Freedom Train. It is next to Atuntaqui, the canton seat and one of the main textile and garment centres of Ecuador. It is the end of the Tren Tayta Imbabura, the Ibarra–San Antonio–Andrade Marín ride run by the public company INNOVA EP since 2025.

The great local icon is the old Imbabura Factory, a magnificent example of industrial heritage converted into a cultural centre and museum. Antonio Ante is also famous for its clothing trade, its textile fairs and its cuisine, which makes this station a lively, commercial point on the route.

Estación de tren de Andrade Marín, Ferrocarril Transandino del Ecuador
Andrade Marín stationAntonio Ante, Imbabura · 2,360 m a.s.l.
Altitude2,360 m
RoutesFreedom Train
PositionEnd of the Tren Tayta Imbabura, Ibarra–Andrade Marín (Freedom Train)
Coordinates≈ 0.322° N, 78.210° W

Where is Andrade Marín station?

Andrade Marín station is located in Antonio Ante, Imbabura. Coordinates: ≈ 0.322° N, 78.210° W.

What to see and do nearby

Points of interest a short distance from Andrade Marín.

Old Imbabura FactoryIndustrial textile heritage turned into a museum and cultural centre.Andrade Marín
Atuntaqui textile tradeCapital of garment-making, with shops and clothing fairs.1 km
Tren Tayta ImbaburaIbarra–Andrade Marín, Wednesday to Sunday (INNOVA EP, since 2025).At the station
Atuntaqui fritadaEmblematic dish of the Antonio Ante canton.Atuntaqui
Imbabura VolcanoGuardian mountain visible from the station.Surroundings
Imbabura Factory MuseumMachinery and the workers’ memory of the textile industry.Andrade Marín

Other stations on the Freedom Train (Tren de la Libertad)

Freedom Train (Tren de la Libertad)

IbarraTerminalMain
SalinasTerminal

Station facilities

There is no official, up-to-date list of facilities for each station. Most of these stations have had no train since 2020; at those on the two stretches that run (Alausí–Sibambe and Ibarra–Andrade Marín), facilities depend on the operator of each stretch.

Historic Trans-Andean Railway station
Ticket office, toilets and other services: only on the stretches that run, and as each operator provides

Connections from Andrade Marín

Freedom Train (Tren de la Libertad) — Ibarra ↔ Salinas (Imbabura) · partly running: only the Ibarra–Andrade Marín section, as the Tren Tayta Imbabura (public company INNOVA EP). Days: Wednesday to Sunday, departures from Ibarra at 08:00, 11:00 and 14:00, plus night trains from Thursday to Saturday at 20:00.

Getting there. Andrade Marín is linked by road to nearby towns.

Plan your journey — use our route planner to see which route connects Andrade Marín with other stations.

Please note. Ecuador's national railway service has been suspended since 2020 (Ferrocarriles del Ecuador, FEEP, in liquidation). Two stretches are running today: the Devil's Nose (Alausí–Sibambe), back in service on 6 June 2026 after February's landslide, and the Tren Tayta Imbabura (Ibarra–Andrade Marín), running since April 2025. The other routes, schedules and fares on this site are historical, for information and heritage purposes and subject to change. Always confirm availability before planning a trip.
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Frequently asked questions

Yes, on the Tren Tayta Imbabura (Ibarra–Andrade Marín), running since 2025 and operated by the public company INNOVA EP, Wednesday to Sunday. It is independent of the national network, which has been suspended since 2020.
The old Imbabura Factory, today an industrial heritage museum, and the textile trade of Atuntaqui.
The Freedom Train; today it is the end of the tourist section that departs from Ibarra.
The Freedom Train (Tren de la Libertad) ran through this station. Check the days and prices on the schedule and fares pages.
Yes. The Tren Tayta Imbabura (Ibarra–San Antonio–Andrade Marín, run by the public company INNOVA EP) operates from Wednesday to Sunday with departures from Ibarra at 08:00, 11:00 and 14:00, plus night trains from Thursday to Saturday at 20:00 (official website, checked on 10 October 2026). The Freedom Train to Salinas is still suspended.

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