Oslo, Norway
Oslo Metro
Oslo Metro is a metro network in Oslo, Norway. It is operated by Sporveien T-banen. It opened in 1966.
- 5Lines
- 101Stations
- 1Operators
- 1966Opened
Network map
Line status
- No alerts in the news
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- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
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Active incidents
No active incidents.
Popular routes
- Bergkrystallen → Frognerseteren
- Ellingsrudåsen → Østerås
- Mortensrud → Kolsås
- Vestli → Bergkrystallen
- Vestli → Ullevål stadion
Stations
- Ammerud
- Avløs
- Bekkestua
- Berg
- Bergkrystallen
- Besserud
- Bjørnsletta
- Blindern
- Bogerud
- Borgen
- Brattlikollen
- Brynseng
- Bøler
- Carl Berners plass
- Eiksmarka
- Ekraveien
- Ellingsrudåsen
- Ensjø
- Forskningsparken
- Frognerseteren
- Frøen
- Furuset
- Gaustad
- Gjettum
- Gjønnes
- Godlia
- Grorud
- Gråkammen
- Grønland
- Gulleråsen
- Hasle
- Haslum
- Hauger
- Haugerud
- Hellerud
- Helsfyr
- Holmen
- Holmenkollen
- Holstein
- Hovseter
- Høyenhall
- Jar
- Jernbanetorget
- Kalbakken
- Karlsrud
- Kolsås
- Kringsjå
- Lambertseter
All 101 stations of Oslo Metro
Frequently asked questions
Who operates Oslo Metro?
Oslo Metro is operated by Sporveien T-banen.
When did Oslo Metro open?
Oslo Metro opened in 1966.
How many lines and stations does Oslo Metro have?
Oslo Metro has 5 lines and 101 stations.
What are the lines of Oslo Metro?
The lines of Oslo Metro are Line 1, Line 2, Line 3, Line 4, Line 5.