Bilbao Metro (Metro de Bilbao)

Metro Bilbao, the cornerstone of Bilbao's urban infrastructure, began operations on November 11, 1995. The metro network consists of two primary lines, Line 1 and Line 2, which run seamlessly across the city and its suburbs. Spanning approximately 52 kilometres, Metro Bilbao not only connects neighborhoods but also symbolizes Bilbao's commitment to blending functionality with contemporary aesthetics. Metro Bilbao works in synergy with the wider public transport network, promoting intermodality and facilitating convenient transfers between metro lines, buses and other modes of transport. Embracing technological advancements, the metro system has state-of-the-art features, including automated ticketing systems and real-time information displays, providing a modern and efficient travel experience.

Operator
Operation start11 November 1995
Total Lines3 Metro Lines
Total Station46 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryBilbao Spain
Official Webhttps://www.metrobilbao.eus/

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Line 128Etxebarri ⇄ Plentzia
▣ Line 225Basauri ⇄ Kabiezes
▣ Line 36Matiko ⇄ Kukullaga

  • Metro Bilbao, serving the city of Bilbao in the Basque Country of Spain, was inaugurated on November 11, 1995, marking an important milestone in the region's public transportation infrastructure.
  • The metro system in Bilbao consists of two lines, Line 1 and Line 2, which connect various neighborhoods and suburbs to the city centre.
  • Renowned for their modern and innovative architectural design, the metro stations in Bilbao demonstrate the city's commitment to blending functionality with aesthetic appeal.
  • The total length of the Metro Bilbao network is approximately 52 kilometres, providing extensive coverage within the city and its outskirts.
  • The Metro Bilbao plays an important role in the daily commute of the residents of Bilbao, serving a large number of passengers and making a significant contribution to the city's overall public transport system.
  • The Bilbao Metro architecture has received recognition, including the "Premio Brunel de Arquitectura" (Brunel Architecture Prize), which highlights the system's architectural and design achievements.
  • Over the years, Metro Bilbao has undertaken expansion initiatives with plans to extend existing lines and add new lines, addressing the growing needs of the growing population.
  • The metro system in Bilbao has been designed with a focus on accessibility, including facilities and services that cater to passengers with reduced mobility, ensuring inclusivity for all passengers.
  • Metro Bilbao is seamlessly integrated into Bilbao's extensive public transport network, providing convenient transfers between metro lines, buses and other modes of transport.
  • The metro system has adopted technological advancements to enhance the passenger experience, including features such as automated ticketing systems, real-time information display, and ongoing efforts to modernize its rolling stock.
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