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LINE 8 (DIAMOND) SÃO PAULO TRAIN

Line 8 (Diamond), operated by ViaMobilidade, links Júlio Prestes station, in central São Paulo, to Itapevi and the Amador Bueno branch, in the metropolitan West Zone. See timetables, route, stations, transfers and fares.

Line 8 (Diamond) Timetable

The trains on Line 8 (Diamond) run daily, from the early hours of the morning until around midnight. Save this page and check it before you travel — we will let you know of any changes here. For the latest timetable, click the button below:

Line 8 (Diamond) route

Line 8 (Diamond) starts at Júlio Prestes and runs west to Itapevi, with a branch to Amador Bueno, serving Osasco, Carapicuíba, Barueri, Jandira and Itapevi. See the order of the stations:

Click on the name of each station to see its location, entrances, nearby buses and points of interest along Line 8 (Diamond).

Line 8 (Diamond) Map

You can view the map of all lines and stations of the São Paulo network and download it, if you wish, by clicking the button below:

Line 8 (Diamond) transfers

At Palmeiras-Barra Funda, Line 8 (Diamond) connects with the Metro’s Line 3 (Red) and with Line 7 (Ruby) and Line 10 (Turquoise). At Presidente Altino and Osasco there is a connection with Line 9 (Emerald).

Line 8 (Diamond) Stations

Line 8 (Diamond) has 23 stations between Júlio Prestes, Itapevi and Amador Bueno, all with step-free access and transfers to buses.

Line 8 (Diamond) ticket

Using the button below, you will have access to detailed information about the ticket types and fares valid across the network:

You can check your Bilhete Único balance using the tool available via the button below:

Information about Line 8 (Diamond)

Line 8 (Diamond) is essential for getting around the West Zone and the municipalities of Osasco, Carapicuíba, Barueri, Jandira and Itapevi. See the most common questions:

There are 23 stations, from Júlio Prestes to Itapevi, including the Amador Bueno branch.

The line has been operated by the concessionaire ViaMobilidade since 2022.

At Osasco and Presidente Altino stations.

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