Warsaw Metro
Metro map, timetables, every station, fares, the Warsaw City Card and a route planner — everything you need to know about the Warsaw Metro, all in one place.
Welcome to the Warsaw Metro
warsawmetro.org is an independent guide to the Warsaw Metro. The network has 2 metro lines and 38 stations; at Świętokrzyska — the network's only interchange station — lines M1 and M2 cross, connecting the city from south to north and from east to west.
The metro is run by Metro Warszawskie Sp. z o.o. as part of the Warsaw Public Transport Authority (ZTM) system; you pay with a Warsaw City Card or a ZTM ticket. Here you will find a dedicated page for every line and station, a PDF map, up-to-date timetables, a fare overview and a handy route planner.
Lines of the Warsaw Metro

~42 km of network · 38 stations · 2 lines
From Kabaty through the city centre to Młociny, and from Bemowo through Wola and Praga all the way to Bródno — the metro is the fastest way to explore Warsaw.
Plan a route
Choose a starting and destination station — the planner shows the fastest connection, transfers and estimated travel time.
Open the plannerPopular routes
Fares and the Warsaw City Card
Frequently asked questions
The network has 2 lines — M1 (blue, 21 stations, Młociny – Kabaty) and M2 (red, 18 stations, Bemowo – Bródno) — and 38 stations. Riding the whole of M1 takes 39 minutes and M2 32 minutes. The only interchange between the lines is Świętokrzyska.
A 75-minute ticket costs 4.40 zł, a 90-minute ticket (zone 1+2) 7.00 zł (both include free transfers for the whole validity of the ticket). The discounted fare is 2.20 zł, and a 30-day ticket is 110.00 zł. See fares and the Warsaw City Card.
The first trains leave the termini of both lines at 05:00. Last departures from the termini are around 00:09 (M1) and 00:16 (M2); on Friday and Saturday nights service is extended to about 02:18 and 02:13. Times at any given station are later by the running time — we list them on the timetable page and on each of the 38 station pages. On other nights, ZTM night buses (the N routes) take over.
On a weekday, gaps on line M1 range from 2.5 min at peak to 9.5 min late in the evening; on M2 from 3 min to 9.5 min. These are figures from the ZTM timetable, not averages — the full hour-by-hour breakdown is on the timetable page.
No metro station serves Chopin Airport directly, but three routes from the metro network work well:
- SKM commuter train — line S2 from Centrum (Warszawa Śródmieście platform, about 250 m through the underground passage) or from Stadion Narodowy; line S3 from Szwedzka.
- Bus 175 — from the stops at Centrum and Świętokrzyska.
- Bus 331 from Wilanowska, 188 from Politechnika and 148 from Imielin.
At night, bus N32 runs. The list comes from the ZTM timetable and covers only routes that actually call at those stations.
You can check your balance and valid tickets in the mobiWAWA app, on sprawdzkarte.wtp.waw.pl, or at ticket machines and Passenger Service Points. Find more details on the Warsaw City Card page.
The Warsaw Metro has a single interchange station: Świętokrzyska (M1+M2). The transfer takes place inside the station without leaving the paid zone; many stations also connect with trams and buses.
- ZTM Warsaw timetable (Warsaw Public Transport GTFS feed)
- Zarząd Transportu Miejskiego w Warszawie — owner of the timetable data
- Metro Warszawskie Sp. z o.o. — operator of lines M1 and M2
- Wikipedia (pl) — station technical data and opening dates

