İstanbul metro map

The whole network on one map — 11 metro lines and 158 stations. Download the map as a PNG or PDF below.

Information updated: July 2026

İstanbul metro lines map

İstanbul Metro network map — all lines, Marmaray, tram and interchanges

The map shows the metro lines as well as Marmaray, tram, Metrobüs and funicular lines. Check metro.istanbul for the latest official map. Source: Metro İstanbul A.Ş. / İBB official network map.

İstanbul metro map PDF — download

Download the latest version of the İstanbul metro map as a PDF — it stays sharp when printed or zoomed and works offline: all lines, 158 stations and interchanges at your fingertips even without an internet connection.

Lines and their colours

Yenikapı ↔ Atatürk Havalimanı
18 stations · European Side
Yenikapı ↔ Kirazlı
13 stations · European Side
Yenikapı ↔ Hacıosman
15 stations · European Side
Bakırköy Sahil ↔ Kayaşehir Merkez
20 stations · European Side
Kadıköy ↔ Sabiha Gökçen Havalimanı
23 stations · Asian Side
Üsküdar ↔ Sultanbeyli
24 stations · Asian Side
Levent ↔ Boğaziçi Ü./Hisarüstü
4 stations · European Side
Yıldız ↔ Mahmutbey
17 stations · European Side
Bostancı ↔ Parseller
13 stations · Asian Side
Ataköy ↔ Olimpiyat
14 stations · European Side
Gayrettepe ↔ Halkalı
16 stations · European Side

Interchange hubs

At interchange hubs you switch between lines through internal passages or short walks — with İstanbulkart, transfers within 90 minutes are discounted. İstanbul’s busiest interchanges are Yenikapı, Gayrettepe, Ayrılık Çeşmesi and Üsküdar.

walk: İncirli (~5 min)
walk: Mecidiyeköy (~3 min)
Levent2 lines
İncirli2 lines
walk: Bakırköy-İncirli (~5 min)
walk: Kayaşehir (~4 min)
walk: Şişli-Mecidiyeköy (~3 min)
Olimpiyat2 lines
walk: Olimpiyatköy (~4 min)
Kayaşehir2 lines
walk: Kayaşehir Merkez (~4 min)
walk: Olimpiyat (~4 min)

Frequently asked questions

The network has 158 metro stations and 11 lines — a rail network of about 340 km. Marmaray, tram and Metrobüs lines also appear on the map.

Right here on this page — click the “Map PDF” button and the file is saved to your device. The map is also available as a PNG. Both are free, printable and can be used offline.

Yenikapı is the largest hub, where M1, M2 and Marmaray meet. Other major interchanges are Gayrettepe (M2+M11), Ayrılık Çeşmesi (M4+Marmaray), Üsküdar (M5+Marmaray) and Mahmutbey (M3+M7).

The map is a current network diagram that includes M11’s İstanbul Airport and Halkalı connections and the M9, M4 and M5 extensions. For new openings, check metro.istanbul before you travel.

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