Line M1 — Warsaw Metro
Młociny – Kabaty · 21 stations.
The line at a glance
Line M1 serves 21 stations between Młociny and Kabaty. Line M1 (blue) was the first metro line in Poland. Construction began in 1983 and it opened in stages: the Kabaty–Politechnika section in 1995, Centrum in 1998, Świętokrzyska and Ratusz Arsenał in 2001, Dworzec Gdański in 2003, and the northern extension to Bielany and on to Młociny between 2005 and 2008. The line crosses Warsaw from south to north — from Ursynów and Kabaty, through the city centre, to Żoliborz and Bielany.
Stations on line M1
Two originally planned stations were never built — Plac Konstytucji and Muranów. Świętokrzyska is the only interchange station between lines M1 and M2, making it the most important hub in the Warsaw Metro.
Transfers along the line
Frequently asked questions
Line M1 runs between Młociny and Kabaty via Politechnika, with 21 stations in total.
The trip from Młociny to Kabaty takes about 39 minutes, depending on the time of day.
The average interval is about 2–4 min. The metro runs between 04:55 – 00:10. Check the current service status on metro.waw.pl before you travel.
A 75-minute ticket costs 4.40 zł; with a 90-minute ticket (zone 1+2, 7.00 zł) you can transfer between metro lines and onto trams and buses at no extra cost.