List of Rome Metro stations

As of May 2018, the Rome Metro comprises three lines – A, B, and C – which together serve a total of 73 stations (counting Termini, the interchange station between Lines A and B, and San Giovanni, the interchange station between Lines A and C, only once) as listed below.

Line A (orange)

Rome Metro: Line A
Battistini
Cornelia
Baldo degli Ubaldi
FL3
Valle Aurelia
Cipro
19
Ottaviano
19
Lepanto
2 RM-Viterbo
Flaminio
Spagna
Barberini
Repubblica
5 14 RM-Giard.
FL4 FL5 FL6
Termini B
FL7 FL8 Leo. Exp.
5 14
Vittorio Emanuele
3
Manzoni
3
San Giovanni C
Re di Roma
FL1 FL3 FL5
Ponte Lungo
Furio Camillo
Colli Albani
Arco di Travertino
Porta Furba
Numidio Quadrato
Lucio Sestio
Giulio Agricola
Subaugusta
Cinecittà
Anagnina

Line A serves a total of 27 stations (including one interchange with Line B and another with Line C), most of which opened in 1980 (five stations opened in 1999 and 2000):

Station Name Opened Transfer
Battistini 2000
Cornelia 2000
Baldo degli Ubaldi 2000
Valle Aurelia 1999
Cipro 1999
Ottaviano - San Pietro - Musei Vaticani 1980 19
Lepanto 1980 19
Flaminio - Piazza del Popolo 1980 2 RM-VT
Spagna 1980
Barberini - Fontana di Trevi 1980
Repubblica - Teatro dell'Opera 1980
Termini 1980  5 14       LE
Vittorio Emanuele 1980 5 14
Manzoni – Museo della Liberazione 1980
San Giovanni 2018  3
Re di Roma 1980
Ponte Lungo 1980   
Furio Camillo 1980
Colli Albani 1980
Arco di Travertino 1980
Porta Furba - Quadraro 1980
Numidio Quadrato 1980
Lucio Sestio 1980
Giulio Agricola 1980
Subaugusta 1980
Cinecittà 1980
Anagnina 1980

Line B (blue)

Rebibbia
P.Mammolo
S.M.Soccorso
Jonio
Pietralata
Conca d'Oro
M.Tiburtini
FL1 Libia
Quintiliani
S. Agnese - Annibaliano
Tiburtina
FL1 FL2 FL3
Bologna
3 19
Policlinico
Castro Pretorio
5 14 RM-Giard.
FL4 FL5 FL6
Termini A
FL7 FL8  Leo. Exp.
Cavour
3
Colosseo
3
Circo Massimo
3 RM-Lido FL1 FL3 FL5
Piramide
Garbatella
RM-Lido
Basilica San Paolo
Marconi
RM-Lido
EUR Magliana
EUR Palasport
EUR Fermi
Laurentina

Line B serves a total of 26 stations (including one interchange with Line A), on two branch lines (with 15 stations on the common section of both branch lines):

East diramation
Station Name Opened Transfer
Rebibbia 1990
Ponte Mammolo 1990
Santa Maria del Soccorso 1990
Pietralata 1990
Monti Tiburtini 1990
Quintiliani 2003
Tiburtina 1990   
North-East diramation (B1)
Station Name Opened Transfer
Jonio 2015
Conca d'Oro 2012
Libia 2012
Sant'Agnese - Annibaliano 2012
Common part
Station Name Opened Transfer
Bologna 1990
Policlinico 1990 3 19
Castro Pretorio 1990
Termini 1955  5 14      
Cavour 1955
Colosseo 1955 3
Circo Massimo 1955 3
Piramide 1955 3    
Garbatella 1990
Basilica S. Paolo 1955
Marconi 1990
EUR Magliana 1955
EUR Palasport 1955
EUR Fermi 1955
Laurentina 1955

Line C (green)

Rome Metro: Line C
3
Fori Imperiali-Colosseo B
Amba Aradam-Ipponio
3
San Giovanni A
Lodi
RM-Giard.
Pigneto
Malatesta
Teano
5 19
Gardenie
5 19
Mirti
RM-Giard.
Parco di Centocelle
Alessandrino
Torre Spaccata
Torre Maura
Giardinetti
Torrenova
Torre Angela
Torre Gaia
Grotte Celoni
Due Leoni-Fontana Candida
Borghesiana
Bolognetta
Finocchio
Graniti
Monte Compatri-Pantano

As of May 2018, Line C serves a total of 22 stations (including one interchange with Line A), all of which opened in 2014, 2015 and 2018; two additional stations (including an interchange with Line B) are under construction:

Station Name Opened Transfer
Fori Imperiali-Colosseo under construction  3
Amba Aradam-Ipponio under construction
San Giovanni 2018  3
Lodi 2015
Pigneto 2015
Malatesta 2015
Teano 2015
Gardenie 2015 5 19
Mirti 2015 5 19
Parco di Centocelle 2014
Alessandrino 2014
Torre Spaccata 2014
Torre Maura 2014
Giardinetti 2014
Torrenova 2014
Torre Angela 2014
Torre Gaia 2014
Grotte Celoni 2014
Due Leoni-Fontana Candida 2014
Borghesiana 2014
Bolognetta 2014
Finocchio 2014
Graniti 2014
Monte Compatri-Pantano 2014
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