Porto Metro Map

Metro train, Porto, Portugal. — Metro train, Porto, Portugal

Map of Porto Metro

The metro in Porto is a relatively quick, easy and cheap way to get around Portugal's second city.

Most of the network is above ground and stretches out to surrounding towns as well as covering the historic center of the city.

Porto metro (Metro do Porto) is Portugal's second subway system after the first subway system opened in Lisbon.

The Metro do Porto is an electrified, light-rail network operated by Transdev that runs underground for 8 km in downtown Porto and over ground in the suburbs.

At present (2023) there are six lines on the Porto metro, 82 stations and 67 km of track most of which is over ground.

Porto Metro, Porto, Portugal. — Train at Jardim do Morro Station, Porto, Portugal

Porto Subway: Lines Listed

The Blue Line (Line A) runs from Senhor de Matosinhos in Matosinhos to Estádio do Dragão via Trindade in downtown Porto.

The Red Line (Line B) runs from the seaside resort and port of Póvoa de Varzim via Vila do Conde to Estádio do Dragão.

The Green Line (Line C) operates from ISMAI to Estádio do Dragão, home of FC Porto.

The Yellow Line (Line D) runs from João de Deus and Vila Nova de Gaia in the south of the city before crossing the River Douro and passing through central Porto via Trindade to Hospital São João in the north. An extension of the line to Vila D'Este is expected to be completed by the beginning of 2024. Line D is the busiest on the network.

The Violet Line (Line E) connects Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport to Trindade and then via Campanhã to Estádio do Dragão.

The Orange Line (Line F) connects Senhora da Hora and Fânzeres.

Trindade is the main hub station and connects with all six lines.

Planned Expansion

Pink Line (Line G): Will connect Casa da Música to São Bento through Cordoaria. Construction began in 2020 and the new line is expected to go into service at the end of 2024 or the start of 2025.

Ruby Line (Line H): A new line is planned to connect Casa da Música Station in Porto with Santo Ovídio station in Vila Nova de Gaia. Work will involve a new bridge over the Douro located about 500 meters east of the Ponte da Arrábida. It will serve only the Metro and pedestrians. Construction will be put out for tender in 2023 with the new line planned to enter service in 2026. It will have six new stations - Campo Alegre, Arrábida, Candal, Rotunda VL8, Devesas and Soares dos Reis and will be over six km in length.