Stockholm, Sweden
Stockholm Metro
Stockholm Metro is a metro network in Stockholm, Sweden. It is operated by Storstockholms Lokaltrafik (SL). It opened in 1950.
- 7Lines
- 100Stations
- 1Operators
- 1950Opened
Network map
Recent news
Line status
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Active incidents
No active incidents.
Popular routes
- Kungsträdgården → Hjulsta
- Akalla → Kungsträdgården
- Norsborg → Ropsten
- Mörby centrum → Fruängen
- Skarpnäck → Hässelby strand
- Hässelby strand → Farsta strand
- Hagsätra → Hässelby strand
Stations
- Abrahamsberg
- Akalla
- Alby
- Alvik
- Aspudden
- Axelsberg
- Bagarmossen
- Bandhagen
- Bergshamra
- Björkhagen
- Blackeberg
- Blåsut
- Bredäng
- Brommaplan
- Danderyds sjukhus
- Duvbo
- Enskede gård
- Farsta
- Farsta strand
- Fittja
- Fridhemsplan
- Fruängen
- Gamla stan
- Globen
- Gubbängen
- Gullmarsplan
- Gärdet
- Hagsätra
- Hallonbergen
- Hallunda
- Hammarbyhöjden
- Hjulsta
- Hornstull
- Husby
- Huvudsta
- Hägerstensåsen
- Hässelby gård
- Hässelby strand
- Högdalen
- Hökarängen
- Hötorget
- Islandstorget
- Johannelund
- Karlaplan
- Kista
- Kristineberg
- Kungsträdgården
- Kärrtorp
All 100 stations of Stockholm Metro
Frequently asked questions
Who operates Stockholm Metro?
Stockholm Metro is operated by Storstockholms Lokaltrafik (SL).
When did Stockholm Metro open?
Stockholm Metro opened in 1950.
How many lines and stations does Stockholm Metro have?
Stockholm Metro has 7 lines and 100 stations.
What are the lines of Stockholm Metro?
The lines of Stockholm Metro are Line 10, Line 11, Line 13, Line 14, Line 17, Line 18, Line 19.