Moscow Metro Map with Travel Time

Select departure and arrival stations — the planner shows the optimal route and travel time between metro, MCC and MCD stations. Or use the search.

15 lines
275 stations
481 km of track
1935 year opened

About Moscow Metro

The Moscow Metro is the oldest and largest in the post-Soviet space and the largest in Eastern Europe. The first line — Sokolnicheskaya — opened on May 15, 1935 with 13 stations and 11.2 km of track. Today the metro has 15 lines spanning approximately 481 km with 275 stations, more than 40 of which are protected cultural heritage monuments.

Train intervals of 80 seconds on the Circle line (since February 2023) — a world first. Moscow Metro ranks in the global top 10 by length and is the third in the world (after Madrid and Beijing) to have two circular lines.

How to use the map

Tap a station — From, tap another — To.

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Pull the bottom panel up — full route by stations.

🔎 Station search works in both Russian and Latin script.

Recent News

2024 The first section of the Troitskaya line opened — 8 new stations. By 2030, 39 more stations are planned on three new lines.
1 March 2023 The Big Circle Line fully opened: Klenoviy Boulevard, Nagatinsky Zaton, Pechatniki, Tekstilshchiki, Sokolniki, Rizhskaya, Maryina Roshcha, and the reconstructed Varshavskaya and Kashirskaya were added.
7 Dec 2021 9 BCL stations opened: Terekhovo, Kuntsevskaya, Davydkovo, Aminevskaya, Michurinsky Prospekt, Vernadsky Prospekt, Novatorskaya, Vorontsovskaya, Zyuzino, and Kakhovskaya as part of the BCL.
1 Apr 2021 Narodnoye Opolcheniye and Mnyovniki on the Big Circle Line opened.