Rotterdam, Netherlands
Rotterdam Metro
Rotterdam Metro is a metro network in Rotterdam, Netherlands. It is operated by RET (Rotterdamse Elektrische Tram). It opened in 1968.
- 5Lines
- 71Stations
- 1Operators
- 1968Opened
Network map
Recent news
Line status
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Active incidents
No active incidents.
Popular routes
- Binnenhof → Schiedam Centrum
- Nesselande → Hoek van Holland Strand
- De Akkers → De Terp
- De Akkers → Rotterdam Centraal
- Den Haag Centraal → Slinge
Stations
- Alexander
- Ambachtsland
- Berkel Westpolder
- Beurs
- Binnenhof
- Blaak
- Blijdorp
- Capelle Centrum
- Capelsebrug
- Coolhaven
- De Akkers
- De Terp
- De Tochten
- Delfshaven
- Den Haag Centraal
- Den Haag Laan van NOI
- Dijkzigt
- Eendrachtsplein
- Forepark
- Gerdesiaweg
- Graskruid
- Heemraadlaan
- Hesseplaats
- Hoek van Holland Haven
- Hoek van Holland Strand
- Hoogvliet
- Kralingse Zoom
- Leidschendam-Voorburg
- Leidschenveen
- Leuvehaven
- Maashaven
- Maassluis Centrum
- Maassluis West
- Marconiplein
- Meijersplein / Airport
- Melanchthonweg
- Nesselande
- Nieuw Verlaat
- Nootdorp
- Oosterflank
- Oostplein
- Parkweg
- Pernis
- Pijnacker Centrum
- Pijnacker Zuid
- Poortugaal
- Prinsenlaan
- Rhoon
All 71 stations of Rotterdam Metro
Frequently asked questions
Who operates Rotterdam Metro?
Rotterdam Metro is operated by RET (Rotterdamse Elektrische Tram).
When did Rotterdam Metro open?
Rotterdam Metro opened in 1968.
How many lines and stations does Rotterdam Metro have?
Rotterdam Metro has 5 lines and 71 stations.
What are the lines of Rotterdam Metro?
The lines of Rotterdam Metro are Metro A, Metro B, Metro C, Metro D, Metro E.