List of Kiev Metro stations

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The following is a list of Kiev Metro stations in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. The system is in service from 1960 and now has 45 stations.

The central hall of the Universytet station (1962).
The central hall of the Universytet station (1962).
The platforms on the Dnipro station.
The platforms on the Dnipro station.
The central hall of the Ploshcha Lva Tolstoho station.
The central hall of the Ploshcha Lva Tolstoho station.
The central hall of the Syrets station.
The central hall of the Syrets station.
The central hall of the Zoloti Vorota station.
The central hall of the Zoloti Vorota station.

[edit] Sviatoshynsko-Brovarska Line

  1. Akademmistechko
  2. Zhytomyrska
  3. Sviatoshyn
  4. Nyvky
  5. Beresteiska
  6. Shuliavska
  7. Politekhnichnyi Instytut
  8. Vokzalna
  9. Universytet
  10. TeatralnaZoloti Vorota
  11. KhreshchatykMaidan Nezalezhnosti
  12. Arsenalna
  13. Dnipro
  14. Hidropark
  15. Livoberezhna
  16. Darnytsia
  17. Chernihivska
  18. Lisova

[edit] Kurenivsko-Chervonoarmiyska Line

  1. Heroiv Dnipra
  2. Minska
  3. Obolon
  4. Petrivka
  5. Tarasa Shevchenka
  6. Kontraktova Ploshcha
  7. Poshtova Ploshcha
  8. Maidan NezalezhnostiKhreshchatyk
  9. Ploshcha Lva TolstohoPalats Sportu
  10. Respublikansky Stadion
  11. Palats "Ukrayina"
  12. Lybidska
  13. Demiivska This station is under construction.
  14. Holosiivska This station is under construction.
  15. Vasylkivska This station is under construction.
  16. Vystavkovy Tsentr This station is under construction.

[edit] Syretsko-Pecherska Line

  1. Syrets
  2. Dorohozhychi
  3. Lukianivska
  4. Lvivska Brama This station is under construction.
  5. Zoloti VorotaTeatralna
  6. Palats SportuPloshcha Lva Tolstoho
  7. Klovska
  8. Pecherska
  9. Druzhby Narodiv
  10. Vydubychi
  11. Telychka This station is under construction.
  12. Osokorky
  13. Poznyaky
  14. Kharkivska
  15. Vyrlytsia
  16. Boryspilska
  17. Chervony Khutir This station is under construction.
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