List of Bucharest metro stations
This is a list of the (current and planned) stations on the Bucharest Metro rapid transit system in Bucharest, Romania. As the network grows larger, more stations will be added to this article.
Stations in bold are transfer stations.
Current Lines
- Line 1: Dristor 2 — Pantelimon
- Line 2: Pipera — Berceni
- Line 3 (T1): Preciziei — Eroilor
- Line 3 (T2): Nicolae Grigorescu 2 — Anghel Saligny
- Line 4: Parc Bazilescu — Gara de Nord 2
Stations
| Lines | Station name (English translation)[1] |
Opened |
|---|---|---|
| Line 1, Line 3 | Dristor 1 / Dristor 2 | Dristor 1 (1981), Dristor 2 (1989) |
| Line 1 | Piaţa Muncii (Labour Square) | 1989 |
| Line 1 | Iancului | 1989 |
| Line 1 | Obor | 1989 |
| Line 1 | Ştefan cel Mare (Stephen the Great) | 1989 |
| Line 1, Line 2 | Piaţa Victoriei 1 / Piaţa Victoriei 2 (Victory Square) | Victoriei 1 (1986) / Victoriei 2 (1989) |
| Line 1, Line 4 | Gara de Nord 1 / Gara de Nord 2 (Northern Railway station 1/2) | Gara de Nord 1 (1990) / Gara de Nord 2 (2000) |
| Line 1, Line 4 | Basarab | Original platforms (1990) / extended platforms (2000) |
| Line 1 | Crângaşi | 1984 |
| Line 1 | Petrache Poenaru | 1979 |
| Line 1 | Grozăveşti | 1979 |
| Line 1, Line 3 | Eroilor (Heroes) | 1979 |
| Line 1, Line 3 | Izvor (Spring) | 1979 |
| Line 1, Line 2, Line 3 | Piaţa Unirii 1 / Piaţa Unirii 2 (Union Square) | 1986 |
| Line 1, Line 3 | Timpuri Noi (New Times) | 1979 |
| Line 1, Line 3 | Mihai Bravu (Michael the Brave) | 1981 |
| Line 1, Line 3 | Nicolae Grigorescu | Grigorescu 1 (1981), Grigorescu 2 (2008) |
| Line 1 | Titan | 1981 |
| Line 1 | Costin Georgian | 1981 |
| Line 1 | Republica (The Republic) | 1981 |
| Line 1* | Pantelimon | 1990 |
| Line 2 | Pipera | 1987 |
| Line 2 | Aurel Vlaicu | 1987 |
| Line 2 | Aviatorilor (Aviators) | 1987 |
| Line 2 | Piaţa Romană (Roman Square) | 1987 |
| Line 2 | Universitate (University) | 1987 |
| Line 2 | Tineretului (Youth) | 1986 |
| Line 2 | Eroii Revoluţiei (Heroes of the Revolution) | 1986 |
| Line 2 | Constantin Brâncoveanu | 1986 |
| Line 2 | Piaţa Sudului (South Square) | 1986 |
| Line 2 | Apărătorii Patriei (Defenders of the Fatherland) | 1986 |
| Line 2 | Dimitrie Leonida | 1986 |
| Line 2 | Berceni | 1986 |
| Line 3 | Preciziei (Precision) | 1983 |
| Line 3 | Păcii (Peace) | 1983 |
| Line 3 | Gorjului | 1991 |
| Line 3 | Lujerului | 1983 |
| Line 3 | Politehnica (Polytechnic) | 1983 |
| Line 3 | 1 Decembrie 1918 (December 1, 1918) | 2008 |
| Line 3 | Nicolae Teclu | 2008 |
| Line 3 | Anghel Saligny | 2008 |
| Line 4 | 1 Mai (May 1) | 2000 |
| Line 4 | Griviţa | 2000 |
| Line 4 | Jiului | 2011 |
| Line 4 | Parc Bazilescu | 2011 |
Extensions
Line M4 (green line)
Line 4 is the newest line, constructed in 2000. Currently, it runs from Gara de Nord to Parc Bazilescu in the city's northwest.
- Gara de Nord;
- Basarab;
- Griviţa;
- 1 Mai; (May 1)
- Jiului;
- Parc Bazilescu (Bazilescu park);
An extension planned to be started in 2011 will be including the stations:
- Laminorului;
- Lac Străuleşti. (Lake Shines)
After the stations above will be finished, then the extension to Gara Progresu will start.
Line M5 (orange line)
Line 5 is under planning.
- Ghencea;
- Râul Doamnei;
- Târgul Neamţ;
- Romancierilor;
- Parc Drumul Taberei;
- Tudor Vladimirescu;
- Favorit;
- Orizont;
- Academia Militară;
- Eroilor;
- Haşdeu;
- Cişmigiu;
- Universitate.
An extension connecting the Universitate station with Pantelimon is planned.
M6 (violet line)
This line is not certain. But, if it can be built, it will run between Rahova and Colentina (via Piaţa Romană).
M7 (brown line)
This line will connect 2 important transportation hubs: the Gara de Nord Train Station and the Henri Coandă International Airport in Otopeni, passing near Băneasa Train Station and Aurel Vlaicu International Airport.
- Gara de Nord 2;
- Basarab 2;
- Griviţa;
- 1 Mai;
- Expoflora;
- Padina;
- Privighetorilor;
- Cartier Băneasa;
- Gara Băneasa;
- Zoo;
- Băneasa Institut;
- Meteo Băneasa;
- Aeroport Aurel Vlaicu-Băneasa;
- Pădurea Băneasa;
- Carrefour Băneasa;
- Otopeni Sud;
- Otopeni Centru;
- Water Park;
- Otopeni Nord;
- Aeroport Henry Coandă TERMINAL SOSIRI;
- Aeroport Henry Coandă TERMINAL PLECARI;
- Depoul Otopeni.
The stations Privighetorilor, Gara Băneasa, Pădurea Băneasa and Depoul Otopeni will be above ground.
A total of 9 lines are planned to be opened by 2020.[2]
Notes
- ↑ Some names are not translateable, as they are common names
- ↑ http://www.adevarul.ro/actualitate/eveniment/Bucuresti-60_de_statii_noi_de_metrou_pana_in_2020_0_417558564.html
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