More Information about the Lisbon Metro
The Lisbon city metro is a metro network that consists of four lines comprising over 56 stations. The metro stations form a rail network of over 44 km. It is operated by Metropolitano de Lisboa, E.P.E.
The newer metro stations are well decorated and pleasant. They see more than 550,000 visitors per day. The metro network was inaugurated at the end of 1959.
The Lisbon metro has limited interaction to move from one metro train to another metro line. Also, you will need to mix metro and tram, and bus stations to reach your desired tourist destination.
The Blue Line
Linha Azul The blue line is also called the Seagull line. Comprising 17 metro stations, the blue line covers 13 km of metro tracks.
Liste des stations de la ligneBleue
- Reboleira
- Amadora Este
- Alfornelos
- Pontinha
- Carnide
- Colégio Militar/Luz
- Alto dos Moinhos
- Laranjeiras
- Jardim Zoológico
- Praça de Espanha
- São Sebastião
- Parque
- Marquês de Pombal
- Avenida
- Restauradores
- Baixa-Chiado
- Terreiro do Paço
- Santa Apolónia
The Yellow Line
linha amarela The yellow line is also called the Sunflower line. Comprising 13 stations, the yellow line covers 11 km of metro tracks.
Liste des stations de la ligneJaune
- Odivelas
- Senhor Roubado
- Ameixoeira
- Lumiar
- Quinta das Conchas
- Campo Grande
- Cidade Universitária
- Entre Campos
- Campo Pequeno
- Saldanha
- Picoas
- Marquês de Pombal
- Rato
The Green Line
Linha Verde The green line is also called the Caravel line. Comprising 13 stops, the green line covers 9 km of metro tracks.
Liste des stations de la ligneVerte
- Telheiras
- Campo Grande
- Alvalade
- Roma
- Areeiro
- Alameda
- Arroios
- Anjos
- Intendente
- Martim Moniz
- Rossio
- Baixa-Chiado
- Cais do Sodré
The Red Line
linha vermelha The red metro line is also called the Caravel line. Comprising 12 stations, the red line covers 11 km of metro tracks.
Liste des stations de la ligneRouge
- Aeroporto
- Encarnação
- Moscavide
- Cabo Ruivo
- Olivais
- Chelas
- Bela Vista
- Olaias
- Alameda
- Saldanha
- São Sebastião
Easily travel by subway to Lisbon
The subway, short for "metropolitan railway," is a form of urban public transportation that allows you to travel through different metropolitan areas around the world without driving. No more endless traffic jams during rush hour. Taking public transportation or taking the subway has become very easy today. La carte de métro est téléchargeable ou accessible en ligne. The subway ticket can be purchased at the counter or with your phone. The price of tickets is more affordable than a taxi and more environmentally friendly.
