Warsaw Metro Map

Description:
This map shows Warsaw Metro lines and stations.

About Warsaw Metro

The Warsaw Metro is a rapid transit system serving Warsaw, Poland's capital city. It consists of two lines: M1 (north-south) and M2 (east-west), with a total length 41.3 km (25.7 mi). The system serves 39 stations and carries approximately 550,000 passengers daily. The metro operates from 5:00 AM until 12:00 AM on weekdays and around the clock on weekends.

The first line, M1, opened in 1995 and runs from Kabaty to Młociny, serving 21 stations along its 14.2-mile route. Construction of this line began in 1983, but political and economic challenges during Poland's transition from communism significantly delayed its completion. The M1 line connects major transportation hubs, residential districts, and the city center, serving as a crucial north-south transportation artery.

The second line, M2, began operations in 2015 and currently extends from Bemowo to Bródno, covering 18.9 km (11.7 mi) with 18 stations. This line features more modern station designs and automated platform screen doors for enhanced passenger safety. The trains operating on both lines are primarily Siemens Inspiro units, with some older Russian-built trains still in service on the M1 line.

The metro system continues to expand, with plans for further extensions of the M2 line and a possible third line under consideration. The stations are fully accessible to disabled passengers and feature various amenities, including ticket machines, information displays, and security systems. The Warsaw Metro maintains high safety standards and has received multiple awards for its operational excellence and architectural design, particularly for its newer stations on the M2 line.