LINE 1 (BLUE) SÃO PAULO METRO
Would you like all the details about Line 1 (Blue) of the São Paulo Metro?
Below, I will provide detailed information about the timetable for Line 1 (Blue), the full list of stations that make up the line, the corresponding map, the connections with other lines, the estimated journey time and the fare to use Line 1 of the São Paulo Metro.
Line 1 (Blue) Timetable, São Paulo Metro
The operating hours of Line 1 (Blue) of the São Paulo Metro are:
- Monday to Friday, from 4h40 to 0h00.
- Saturdays, from 4h40 to 0h00.
- Sundays and public holidays, from 4h40 to 0h00.
If you want to know more precisely at what time you can make FREE transfers between Line 1 (Blue) and Line 2 (Green), Line 3 (Red), to CPTM or Yellow Line 4, Lilac Line 5 or Silver Line 15 you must pass through the transfer ticket gate according to the times below.
Each station has its own operating hours. After 00:00 and until the station’s closing time, boarding is only allowed for journeys within the same line.
São Paulo Metro Blue Line Route
The route of Line 1 (Blue) starts at Jabaquara station and ends at Tucuruvi, or vice versa, depending on the direction in which you are travelling.
For detailed information about each station, you can click on the name of the different stops on the route and access all the available data.
- Jabaquara Station
- Conceição Station
- São Judas Station
- Saúde Station
- Praça da Árvore Station
- Santa Cruz Station
- Vila Mariana Station
- Ana Rosa Station
- Paraíso Station
- Vergueiro Station
- São Joaquim Station
- Japão-Liberdade Station
- Sé Station
- São Bento Station
- Luz Station
- Tiradentes Station
- Armênia Station
- Portuguesa-Tietê Station
- Carandiru Station
- Santana Station
- Jardim São Paulo-Ayrton Senna Station
- Parada Inglesa Station
- Tucuruvi Station
After clicking on one of the stops that make up the complete metro route, you can access the location of each terminus, as well as the station entrances, information on nearby buses, hotels, restaurant options, information points and other points of interest that can be very useful for passengers or travellers on this metro line.
São Paulo Blue Line metro map
Here is a detailed map of this specific line of the São Paulo Metro, along with its connections to other lines, which you can view and even download if you wish.
Having this map to hand will let you consult it whenever you need to, ensuring you have quick and easy access to all the information relating to this line and the transport system as a whole.
If you are interested in getting more detailed information about the complete map, including all the existing lines and the stations that make up the metro system, you can simply click the button available below.
When you do this, you will have the chance to explore all the relevant information in detail, which will allow you to plan your journey effectively and conveniently, considering all the options available in the system.
Line 1 transfers São Paulo metro
At Luz station, you can change between lines 1, 4, 7, 10 and 11.
- Luz Station
At Sé station, you can change between Line 1 and Line 3 (Red).
- Sé Station
At Paraíso and Ana Rosa stations, you can change between Line 1 and Line 2 (Green).
- Paraíso Station
- Ana Rosa Station
At Santa Cruz station, you can change between Line 1 and Line 5 (Lilac).
- Santa Cruz Station
To make the transfer at Sé, Paraíso and Ana Rosa stations, you must board at any station on Line 1 (Blue), Line 2 (Green) and Line 3 (Red) by 00h00.
What stations are on the metro's Blue Line
The stations on Line 1 (Blue) of the São Paulo Metro are as follows:
- Tucuruvi
- Parada Inglesa
- Jardim São Paulo – Ayrton Senna
- Santana
- Carandiru
- Portuguesa-Tietê (formerly Tietê)
- Armênia (formerly Ponte Pequena)
- Tiradentes
- Luz
- São Bento
- Sé
- Liberdade
- São Joaquim
- Vergueiro
- Paraíso
- Ana Rosa
- Vila Mariana
- Santa Cruz
- Praça da Árvore
- Saúde
- São Judas
- Conceição
- Jabaquara
The stations on this metro line are fitted with lifts to allow people with reduced mobility or disabilities to travel without problems between the various metro stops.
Line 1 (Blue) of the São Paulo Metro is one of the main and oldest lines in the city’s public transport system. Originally named the North-South Line, it covers the section between Tucuruvi and Jabaquara stations.
It was the first line built by the São Paulo Metro, with works starting in the late 1960s and opening in 1974, also marking the pioneering of metro line construction in Brazil.
Line 1 (Blue) is known as one of the busiest, carrying thousands of passengers every day. Its route takes in iconic city landmarks, such as Luz Station, Avenida Paulista and the Tietê coach station, offering fast and efficient connections to many commercial, cultural and residential areas.
With a modern, efficient system, Line 1 (Blue) plays a crucial role in São Paulo’s urban mobility, driving the city’s connectivity and progress.
If you want to know more details about the line map and all the lines and stations in the system, click the button below.
São Paulo metro ticket on the Blue Line
Using the button below, you will find detailed information about the different ticket types for Line 1 and their prices.
You can also check your Bilhete Único balance with the tool available in the button below:
Customer Contact Channels
- Security SMS
- Information Centre
Information about the Blue Line of São Paulo
São Paulo users usually have various questions and doubts. For this reason, a set of frequently asked questions and answers has been created for those who use the São Paulo Metro service and need this information. This information has been carefully checked and is up to date.
What colour is Line 1?
The characteristic colour of Line 1 is blue.
How many stations does Line 1 (Blue) of the São Paulo Metro have?
Line 1 (Blue) of the São Paulo Metro has 23 stations. See the full list, the map and the operating hours of each station on this page.
What are the operating hours of Line 1 (Blue)?
The São Paulo Metro, including Line 1 (Blue), operates daily from 4h40 to 0h (midnight). On Saturday nights, operation is extended until 1h.
Does Line 1 (Blue) connect with other lines?
Yes. Line 1 (Blue) connects with other Metro and CPTM lines at interchange stations, using the Bilhete Único. Check the available transfers on this page.
Where can I see the map and stations of Line 1 (Blue)?
On this page you will find the map of Line 1 (Blue), the list of all its stations and the full map of the São Paulo Metro to plan your journey.