Belo Horizonte Metro (Metrô de Belo Horizonte)

The Belo Horizonte Metro, known as the "Metropolitano de Belo Horizonte" or "MetroBH", began operations on August 1, 1986, ushering in a new era of urban mobility in the Brazilian city of Belo Horizonte. The system consists of one 28.1-kilometre (17.5 mi) line serving 19 stations. This system is operated by Comparte Participações. Two more lines are planned. As the city's infrastructure has evolved, the Metro remains an integral part of daily commuting, demonstrating Belo Horizonte's commitment to sustainable urban transportation solutions.

OperatorGovernment of Brazil
Operation start1 August 1986
Total Lines1 Metro Lines
Total Station19 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryBelo Horizonte Brazil
Official Webhttps://www.metrobh.com.br/

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Line 119Eldorado ⇄ Vilarinho

  • The Belo Horizonte Metro, known as the "Metropolitano de Belo Horizonte" or "MetroBH", began operations on 1 August 1986, marking a significant development in the city's public transportation infrastructure.
  • The Belo Horizonte Metro consists of a single line, Line 1, connecting the cities of Belo Horizonte and Contagum.
  • Line 1 is approximately 28.1 kilometers long and serves 19 stations, providing an important link between the two cities and facilitating urban mobility.
  • The Belo Horizonte Metro is integrated with the city's broader public transit network, including bus services, to provide passengers with convenient and seamless transfers between modes of transportation.
  • The Metro operates from early morning to late evening, meeting the commuting needs of residents and contributing to the overall accessibility of the city.
  • There have been discussions and plans for the expansion of the metro system in Belo Horizonte with the aim of increasing connectivity and meeting the growing demand for public transportation.
  • The metro has modern infrastructure, including stations equipped with amenities for the convenience of passengers and technological enhancements for efficient operations.
  • The Belo Horizonte Metro serves a large number of passengers every day, playing an important role in reducing traffic congestion and providing an alternative means of transportation.
  • The subway system is integrated with the broader commuter rail network, further expanding transit options for residents of the metropolitan area.
  • The Belo Horizonte Metro has impacted urban development by improving access and connectivity between different areas, contributing to the economic and social life of the region.