Seoul has 9 main subway lines, however as a tourist you will typically only use Lines 1 to 4 to access the main attractions. Below is a map of the Seoul metro which I have annotated to help you understand the main Subway lines and stations.

between Incheon/Gimpo International Airports and subway stations to enhance travel convenience for passengers. ※ For more information, visit the T-luggage website. https://www.tluggage.co.kr/eng_new.

The Bus/Subway route maps of Seoul’s main public transports. For more details go to the following websites:

Apr 21, 2016 · Subway Routes & Map > View interactive subway map (Provides information, such as train fare, time to destination, and more / PC-compatible only) ※ Click map below to download and see it in further detail (25MB).

This map includes the Incheon Metro system and the Shinbundang Line covering the Seoul metropolitan area. All together system consists of 24 lines and 580 stations. The Seoul Metropolitan Subway began operation in August 1974.

Seoul subway lines are operated by four companies – Seoul Metropolitan Subway (Seoul Metro), Seoul Metropolitan Rapid Transit (SMRT), Korail (Korea National Railroad) and Metro 9 as you can see in Seoul subway map.

Jul 8, 2024 · Seoul Subway Map: Available at all stations and online, they provide a detailed layout of the entire system in every station. Some of the lines stand out for their utility and coverage: Line 1: Dark Blue. Cuts directly through Seoul from northeast to south west, connecting key areas and intersecting with other lines. Line 2: Green.

Seoul Metropolitan Subway Map with information about its route lines, timings, tickets, fares, stations and official websites. Download PDF.

Explore Korea's extensive subway network with our detailed map and station information. Get around the city like a local.

May 13, 2024 · The seoul subway, locally known as “수도권 전철”, serves the capital of South Korea. Inaugurated on 15 of August of 1974, This system is one of the largest and most efficient in the world, con 18 lines and 767 stations covering 940 kilometres (584 miles).