The cornerstone of urban transportation in the capital of Ukraine, the Kyiv Metro began its operations on November 6, 1960, marking a historic milestone in Kyiv's development. Since its opening, the metro system has grown rapidly, developing into a vital network that facilitates daily commutes for millions of residents and visitors. Initially established along a single line, the Kyiv Metro has undergone substantial expansion, transforming into a sophisticated transportation network consisting of three lines: the Sviatoshynsko–Brovarska Line, the Obolonsko–Teremkivska Line, and the Syretsko–Pecherska Line, which Collectively they serve 52 stations. Known for its architectural diversity, the metro stations reflect a mix of Soviet-era functionalism and contemporary designs. With its deep stations, efficient service and integral role in the daily life of Kyiv's population, the Kyiv Metro is a testament to the city's commitment to modern, accessible and well-connected urban infrastructure.