China Metro Maps
Tap two stations,
see the fare. Start with a city.
Pick a city to browse its lines and stations — fares, ride times and transfers work out the moment you tap. Cities with metro stops inside railway stations link straight to train times.
Which city are you heading to?
Featured: Shanghai
Tap two stations on this map — the fare shows up right here.
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With data,
know the city metro.
From network length to the first opening year — see how differently each city grew its metro.
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These cities stretch furthest
TOP 5- 01Beijing910 km
- 02Shanghai906 km
- 03Guangzhou779.9 km
- 04Chengdu718 km
- 05Nanjing660.5 km
Pick a city
Every city has a full network map, its own fare table, and a list of metro stops that sit inside a railway station.
Beijing北京
Shanghai上海
Chengdu成都
Shenzhen深圳
Nanjing南京
Wuhan武汉
Chongqing重庆
Guangzhou广州
Hangzhou杭州
Tianjin天津
Qingdao青岛
Suzhou苏州
Zhengzhou郑州
Xi'an西安
Hefei合肥
Changsha长沙
Ningbo宁波
Shenyang沈阳
Changchun长春
Xiamen厦门
Fuzhou福州
Kunming昆明
Nanchang南昌
Dalian大连
Foshan佛山
Jinan济南
Wuxi无锡
Guiyang贵阳
Harbin哈尔滨
Xuzhou徐州
Shijiazhuang石家庄
Taiyuan太原
Hohhot呼和浩特
Shaoxing绍兴
Dongguan东莞
Wenzhou温州
Wuhu芜湖
Luoyang洛阳
Lanzhou兰州
Urumqi乌鲁木齐
How it works
Drag to pan, pinch or scroll to zoom. The map stays sharp at any size.
Tap your origin station, then tap your destination.
Fare, ride time, stops, transfers and distance appear right away.
Where this data comes from
Line geometry and distances come from an open transport dataset. Fares, first and last train times, and line opening dates are adapted from Chinese Wikipedia under CC BY-SA 4.0. Station names are given in English with the original Chinese alongside.
City metro logos are trademarks of their respective operators, shown solely to identify each network. Metro line diagrams and photos follow the attribution notes on the credits page.