Line M2 — Warsaw Metro
Bemowo – Bródno · 18 stations.
The line at a glance
Line M2 serves 18 stations between Bemowo and Bródno. Line M2 (red) is the second line of the Warsaw Metro, opened on 8 March 2015 — the central section from Rondo Daszyńskiego to Dworzec Wileński (7 stations) was partly funded by the EU Cohesion Fund. The line was later extended in stages: eastward to Trocka in 2019 and to Bródno in 2022, and westward to Płocka in 2020 and to Bemowo in 2022. M2 connects Wola and Bemowo with Praga, Targówek and Bródno, running beneath the Vistula river.
Stations on line M2
Nowy Świat-Uniwersytet is the deepest metro station in Warsaw (about 23 m below ground) — the tunnels dive beneath the bed of the Vistula to cross under the river. The western extension of the line (Lazurowa, Chrzanów, Karolin) is currently under construction, with opening planned for 2026.
Transfers along the line
Frequently asked questions
Line M2 runs between Bemowo and Bródno via Centrum Nauki Kopernik, with 18 stations in total.
The trip from Bemowo to Bródno takes about 33 minutes, depending on the time of day.
The average interval is about 3–5 min. The metro runs between 04:55 – 00:26. 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.