Bornova (İzmir Metro)

Bornova
Station statistics
Lines Üçyol-Bornova
Connections ESHOT, İZULAŞ bus
Structure Underground
Platforms Island platform
Tracks 2
Parking Yes
Other information
Opened 2000
Electrified Third Rail (2000)
Accessible
Owned by İzmir Metro
Kentkart Yes

Bornova is currently the eastern terminus of the İzmir Metro. The station was built in 2000 a few meters west of the former Smyrna Cassaba Railway's station and has a connection to the Bornova Bus Terminal. The Izmir Metro is currently extending the line further to Bornova's city center, because the current station is not in the center.

Route
Üçyol  · Konak  · Çankaya  · Basmane  · Hilal  · Halkapınar  · Stadyum  · Sanayi  · Bölge  · Bornova
Future Routes
Üçyol - F. Altay Line  · Bornova Extension  · Izmir Otogar Branch  · F. Altay - D.E.Ü Hospital Line  · Üçyol - D.E.Ü. University Line
Other
Rail Stations in İzmir
Main Stations
Alsancak  · Basmane  · Menemen  · Torbalı  · Gaziemir  · Bayındır  · Tire  · Ödemiş  · Çiğli  · Halkapınar  · Cumaovası
Stations
Ulukent  · Emiralem  · Ayvacık  · Adnan Menderes  · Develiköy  · Pancar  · Tepeköy  · Selçuk  · Çamlık  · Arıkbaşı  · Karpuzlu  · Çatal  · Taşkesik  · Kemer  · Şirinyer  · Koşu  · İnkilap  · Sempt Garajı  · Esbaş  · Sarnıç  · Salhane  · Bayraklı  · Turan  · Naldöken  · Alaybey  · Karşıyaka  · Nergis  · Demirköprü  · Şemikler  · Mavişehir  · Atasanayi  · Egekent  · Egekent 2  · Biçerova  · Hatundere  · Aliğa
Stops
Tekeköy  · Gürgür  · Taşkesik  · Elifli  · Furunlu  · Yakaköy  · Derebaşı  · Doyranlı  · İlkkurşun  · Beytiköy  · Konak  · Sağlık  · Yanıkköy
Abandoned Stations
Buca  · Seydiköy  · Hilal  · Bornova  · Mersinli  · 2. Sanayi  · Bölge  · Coca-Cola  · E.Ü. Hastane  · E.Ü. Kampüs
Metro Stations
Üçyol  · Konak  · Çankaya  · Basmane  · Hilal  · Halkapınar  · Stadyum  · Sanayi  · Bölge  · Bornova