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M3 Line

Budapest Metro
Metro 17.3 km

M3 Line Stations (0)

Kőbánya-Kispest
Határ út
Pöttyös utca
Ecseri út
Népliget
Nagyvárad tér
Semmelweis Klinikák
Corvin-negyed
Kálvin tér
Ferenciek tere
Deák Ferenc tér
Arany János utca
Nyugati pályaudvar
Lehel tér
Dózsa György út
Göncz Árpád városközpont
Forgách utca
Gyöngyösi utca
Újpest-Városkapu
Újpest-Központ

M3 Line Info

  • Network Budapest Metro
  • Operation Started 1976
  • Total Length 17.3 km
  • Total Stations 20

Terminals

From Kőbánya-Kispest
To Újpest-Központ

M3 Line Overview

Line M3 is the longest line of the Budapest Metro. It runs north-south in the Pest region of the city from Újpest-Központ to Kőbánya-Kispest, covering a distance of 16.5 km and serving 20 stations. Its first phase was opened on December 31, 1976, between Deák Ferenc Tér and Nagyvárad Tér. The line was expanded in stages, reaching its full length in 1990. It connects with the M1 and M2 at Deák Ferenc Tér and the M4 at Kelvin Terper.

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Frequently Asked Questions — M3 Line

M3 Line has 20 stations on the Budapest Metro network.

M3 Line runs between Kőbánya-Kispest and Újpest-Központ.

M3 Line is approximately 17.3 km long.

M3 Line opened in 1976.

M3 Line is a Metro line operated under Budapest Metro.

M3 Line is part of the Budapest Metro transit network.