Line 1 Info
- Network Barcelona Metro
- Operation Started 1905
- Total Length 20.7 km
- Total Stations 30
Terminals
From
Hospital de Bellvitge
To
Fondo
Line 1 Overview
The first phase of Barcelona Metro Line 1 opened on June 10, 1926, between Bordeta and Catalunya. The line was later extended in several stages, to Hospitalet de Bellvitge in the southwest and Fondo in the northeast. The line is 20.7 kilometers long and has 30 stations. It is one of the longest and busiest lines in the Barcelona Metro system. Line 1 connects central Barcelona with L'Hospitalet de Llobregat and Santa Coloma de Gramenet, while interchange stations at Catalunya, Espanya, Universitat, and Arc de Triomf provide connections to other metro and regional railway lines.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Line 1
Line 1 has 30 stations on the Barcelona Metro network.
Line 1 runs between Hospital de Bellvitge and Fondo.
Line 1 is approximately 20.7 km long.
Line 1 opened in 1905.
Line 1 is a Metro line operated under Barcelona Metro.
Line 1 is part of the Barcelona Metro transit network.