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Lisbon Metro Map
Introduction to Lisbon Metro
Art Journey of Lisbon Metro | Tile Murals and Nautical-Themed Stations, a visual feast composed of four colorful lines, with a focus on the Orient Express-themed Oriente Station and the century-old Metro History Museum.
Lisbon Metro Lines Overview
Lisbon Metro Lines Summary Table
Below is a detailed summary table of Lisbon Metro lines, compiled from official data and authoritative sources:
| Line | Year Opened | Type | Length (km) | Number of Stations | Start Station | End Station | Passenger Volume (2023) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Line | 1959 | Metro | 14 | 18 | Reboleira | Santa Apolónia | ~580 million |
| Yellow Line | 1995 | Metro | 11 | 13 | Odivelas | Rato | ~420 million |
| Green Line | 1998 | Metro | 9 | 13 | Telheiras | Cais do Sodré | ~350 million |
| Red Line | 1998 | Metro | 10 | 12 | São Sebastião | Aeroporto | ~310 million |
Key Information Notes:
- Year Opened:
- The Blue Line (Linha Azul) is the oldest metro line in Lisbon, originally opened as part of a Y-shaped line in 1959 and became independent in 1995.
- The Yellow Line (Linha Amarela) and Green Line (Linha Verde) were split from the Blue Line in 1995 and 1998, respectively.
- The Red Line (Linha Vermelha) was built specifically for the 1998 World Expo, connecting the airport to the city center.
- Type:
- All lines are standard metro systems, with the Blue Line being the only fully underground line; other lines have elevated or ground-level sections.
- Length and Stations:
- The Blue Line is the longest at 14 km, covering 18 stations; the Green Line is the shortest at 9 km.
- Station counts include transfer stations (e.g., Marquês de Pombal, Alameda).
- Passenger Volume:
- Total system passenger volume in 2023 was 166 million, with the Blue Line having the highest ridership due to its connection to the airport and city center.
- Data sources: Portuguese National Statistics Institute (INE) and Lisbon Metro annual reports.
Additional Notes:
- Line Extensions: The Blue Line was extended to Reboleira in 2016, and the Red Line was extended to the airport in 2012.
- Operating Hours: Daily from 6:30 AM to 1:00 AM the next day, with peak intervals of about 4 minutes and off-peak intervals of 6-9 minutes.
- Fares and Payment: Use the Viva Viagem card; single fare is €1.31 (prepaid), and a 24-hour pass is €6.30.
- Transfer Hubs: Marquês de Pombal (Blue Line, Yellow Line), Alameda (Green Line, Red Line), Campo Grande (Yellow Line, Green Line).
For the latest updates, visit the Lisbon Metro official website (www.metrolisboa.pt ).
Lisbon Metro Stations and Operating Schedule
Below is a summary of the stations and operating hours for Lisbon Metro’s four core lines, compiled from official data and public information (as of April 2025):
1. Lines and Station Details
| Line | Station List (in order) | Transfer Stations (bolded) |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Line (Linha Azul) | Reboleira → Alverca → Alverca Sul → Campo Grande → Alameda → Marquês de Pombal → Avenida → Restauradores → Rossio → Baixa-Chiado → Terreiro do Paço → Cais do Sodré → Alcântara-Mar → Santa Apolónia | Campo Grande (Yellow Line), Alameda (Green Line), Marquês de Pombal (Yellow Line), Terreiro do Paço (Green Line) |
| Yellow Line (Linha Amarela) | Odivelas → S. João da Talha → Olivais → Campo Grande → Alvalade → Arroios → Marquês de Pombal → Rato → Cidade Universitária | Campo Grande (Blue Line), Marquês de Pombal (Blue Line), Cidade Universitária (Green Line) |
| Green Line (Linha Verde) | Telheiras → Sete Rios → Alameda → Cidade Universitária → Rato → Baixa-Chiado → Terreiro do Paço → Cais do Sodré | Alameda (Blue Line), Cidade Universitária (Yellow Line), Rato (Yellow Line), Terreiro do Paço (Blue Line), Cais do Sodré (train) |
| Red Line (Linha Vermelha) | São Sebastião → Campo Pequeno → Alameda → Aeroporto → Parque das Nações → Oriente | Alameda (Blue Line, Green Line), Aeroporto (direct to airport), Oriente (train/bus hub) |
2. Operating Hours and Intervals
| Line | First Train | Last Train | Interval (Peak/Off-Peak) | Special Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Line | 06:30 | 01:00 next day | 4-6 min/6-9 min | Peak hours on weekdays (7:30-9:30, 17:30-19:30) increased to 4-minute intervals |
| Yellow Line | 06:30 | 01:00 next day | 5-7 min/8-12 min | Last train on weekends at 00:30; some stations (e.g., Odivelas) close 30 minutes early |
| Green Line | 06:30 | 01:00 next day | 5-8 min/10-15 min | Morning peak on weekdays (6:30-8:30) shortened to 5 minutes; last train at Cais do Sodré delayed by 15 minutes |
| Red Line | 06:00 | 01:00 next day | 5-7 min/10-12 min | Airport section (Aeroporto-Oriente) operates 24/7, with intervals extended to 20 minutes at night |
3. Key Additional Information
- Transfer Hubs:
- Alameda (Blue Line, Green Line, Red Line): Transfer between three lines; allow 5 minutes for transfers.
- Marquês de Pombal (Blue Line, Yellow Line): Located in the core area of Avenida da Liberdade; high passenger volume on weekends.
- Oriente (Red Line): Connects to Estação do Oriente (train station) and bus terminal; transfers available to Sintra and Cascais.
- Airport Connection:
- Red Line Aeroporto Station provides direct access to Lisbon Airport Terminal 1, with a travel time of about 10 minutes; fare is €1.31 (Viva Viagem card).
- Last train times at the airport align with the city center; night buses (e.g., N11, N13) are available at night.
- Special Schedule Adjustments:
- Holidays: Last trains on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve are at 23:00; first trains on New Year’s Day and Easter are delayed until 08:00.
- Major Events: During events like the Lisbon Marathon or music festivals, some lines extend operations until 02:00 the next day.
- Real-Time Information:
- Check real-time arrivals and delays on the Lisbon Metro website (www.metrolisboa.pt ) or the “Metro Lisboa” mobile app.
- Strikes or construction notices are typically announced on the website 3 days in advance.
4. Ticketing and Payment
- Viva Viagem Card: Single fare €1.31 (prepaid), 24-hour pass €6.30; available at metro station kiosks or convenience stores.
- Multi-Day Passes: 72-hour pass €14.50, ideal for tourists.
- Discounts: Half-price tickets for seniors (65+) and disabled persons; ID required.
For further details on line history or accessibility, visit the Lisbon Metro website or consult station staff.
Lisbon Metro Line Details
Lisbon Metro Operating Information
- Operating Hours:6:30 AM - 1:00 AM (Monday to Sunday)
- Fare:€1.50 (single ticket)
- Payment Methods:Viva cards, single tickets, day passes
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