Warsaw Metro (Metro Warszawskie)

The Warsaw Metro is a rapid transit underground system serving the Polish capital Warsaw. Since its inauguration on April 7, 1995, the Metro has played a key role in shaping the dynamic landscape of Warsaw. The metro network consists of two lines: Line M1, established in 1995, and Line M2, introduced in 2015. Together, these lines cross major districts, giving residents and visitors a convenient and fast means of navigating the city. The Warsaw Metro is distinctive not only for its functionality but also for the architectural diversity displayed in its stations. From modern and sleek designs to designs that reflect historical influence, each station contributes to the story of the city. Furthermore, the metro system integrates seamlessly with other modes of transportation, allowing passengers to move easily between metro lines, trams, and buses.