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Chengdu Metro · 16 lines · 357 stations

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Stations worth a stop

  • 天府广场

    Line 1Line 2

    Tianfu Square is the geographic and civic centre of Chengdu and the crossing point of Lines 1 and 2. The square is framed by the Sichuan Science and Technology Museum to the north and the Chengdu Museum to the west, both within a few minutes on foot.

  • 春熙路

    Line 2Line 3

    Chunxi Road is the city's main pedestrian shopping street, served by Lines 2 and 3. Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li and the IFS mall are a short walk east, and the restored Daci Temple sits inside the Taikoo Li district.

  • 宽窄巷子

    Line 4

    This Line 4 station is named after Kuanzhai Xiangzi, three parallel Qing-era lanes known as Wide, Narrow and Well Alley. The restored courtyard houses now hold teahouses, small museums and snack stalls, a short walk from the station.

  • 文殊院

    Line 1

    Wenshu Monastery, a short walk from this Line 1 station, is one of the best-known Buddhist temples in Chengdu, with halls rebuilt in the Qing dynasty and a busy teahouse in its grounds. The surrounding Wenshufang streets have snack shops and craft stores.

  • 人民公园

    Line 2Line 17

    People's Park, next to this Line 2 and Line 17 station, is a central public park where residents play cards, sing and drink tea at the Heming teahouse by the lake. The park also holds a memorial to the 1911 Railway Protection Movement.

  • 武侯祠

    Line 10

    The Line 10 terminus is a short walk from the Wuhou Shrine, a temple complex honouring Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei of the Three Kingdoms period, with Liu Bei's burial mound in its grounds. Jinli, a pedestrian street of rebuilt traditional buildings, runs along the shrine's eastern side.

  • 杜甫草堂

    Line 13

    This Line 13 station serves Du Fu Thatched Cottage, a museum park on the site where the Tang poet Du Fu lived for several years. Its gardens, bamboo groves and reconstructed cottage sit beside the Huanhua Stream park.

  • 青羊宫

    Line 5Line 13

    Qingyang Palace, one of the oldest Taoist temples in Chengdu, stands close to this Line 5 and Line 13 station. It adjoins the Culture Park, a quiet place to walk after visiting the temple halls.

  • 熊猫大道

    Line 3

    Panda Avenue on Line 3 is the station generally used for the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, which lies some distance to the northeast. Most visitors continue by bus or taxi rather than on foot.

  • 动物园

    Line 3

    This Line 3 station sits beside Chengdu Zoo in the northern part of the city. Zhaojue Temple, a large Buddhist monastery, is right next to the zoo.

  • 火车北站

    Line 1Line 7

    North Railway Station connects Lines 1 and 7 with Chengdu railway station, the city's long-established main station. The square in front is a busy transfer point for city and long-distance buses.

  • 成都东客站

    Line 2Line 7

    Chengdu East Railway Station is the city's largest high-speed rail hub, with frequent trains to Chongqing and many other cities. Lines 2 and 7 stop beneath the station building.

  • 火车南站

    Line 1Line 7Line 18

    South Railway Station links Lines 1, 7 and 18 with Chengdu South railway station. It is the city-side end of Line 18, the fast line to Tianfu International Airport.

  • 双流机场2航站楼

    Line 10

    Line 10 stops at both terminals of Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport, southwest of the city centre. This station serves Terminal 2, and the line continues north to Taipingyuan and Wuhou Shrine for connections to the centre.

  • 天府机场1号2号航站楼

    Line 18Line 19

    This station lies beneath Terminals 1 and 2 of Chengdu Tianfu International Airport, which opened in 2021 about 50 km southeast of the city centre. Line 18 runs express services to South Railway Station, and Line 19 trains continue toward Shuangliu.

  • 金沙博物馆

    Line 7

    This Line 7 station is close to the Jinsha Site Museum, built over an archaeological site of the ancient Shu culture dating back roughly 3,000 years. The museum displays gold, jade and ivory finds, including the gold sun-and-birds disc that became a symbol of Chengdu.

  • 华西坝

    Line 1Line 13

    Huaxiba, on Lines 1 and 13, is the home of the West China campus of Sichuan University. The campus is known for its early twentieth-century buildings that combine Chinese roofs with Western layouts.

  • 川大望江校区

    Line 8

    This Line 8 station serves the Wangjiang campus of Sichuan University. Next to the campus, Wangjianglou Park lines the Jin River with bamboo groves and pavilions associated with the Tang poet Xue Tao.

  • 九眼桥

    Line 13

    This Line 13 station takes its name from Jiuyan Bridge over the Jin River. The riverbanks around the bridge are lined with bars and restaurants and are busiest in the evening.

  • 东郊记忆

    Line 8

    Dongjiao Memory on Line 8 is next to a former industrial plant that has been converted into an arts and music park. Old factory halls now house performance spaces, studios and cafes.

  • 西博城

    Line 1Line 6Line 18

    Western China International Expo City is a large exhibition complex in Tianfu New Area, served by Lines 1, 6 and 18. It hosts major trade fairs, so the station can be crowded on event days.

  • 兴隆湖

    Line 1

    Xinglong Lake, near the southern end of Line 1, is a large artificial lake in Tianfu New Area surrounded by parkland, cycle paths and research campuses. It is a quiet place for a walk away from the old city.

  • 三圣花乡

    Line 13

    This Line 13 station serves Sansheng Flower Town on the eastern edge of the city, an area of flower nurseries, farm restaurants and tea gardens. Residents come here at weekends to sit outdoors and play mahjong.

  • 塔子山公园

    Line 2

    Tazishan Park, beside this Line 2 station, is a hillside park in the east of the city topped by a tall modern pagoda. It is a local spot for morning exercise and evening walks.

  • 植物园

    Line 3

    This Line 3 station serves the Chengdu Botanical Garden in the northern suburbs. The garden is a popular place to see spring blossoms.

  • 望丛祠

    Line 6

    The western terminus of Line 6 is in Pidu, near the Wangcong Temple. The temple commemorates Wangdi and Congdi, two legendary rulers of the ancient Shu kingdom, and has tomb mounds set in a landscaped garden.

  • 龙泉驿

    Line 2

    Longquanyi is the eastern terminus of Line 2, at the foot of the Longquan Mountains. The hillsides here are planted with peach orchards, and the district holds a peach blossom festival each spring.

  • 非遗博览园

    Line 4

    This Line 4 station is named after the Intangible Cultural Heritage Park, the main venue of the Chengdu International Intangible Cultural Heritage Festival. Outside festival periods the park is a quiet green space.

  • 文翁石室

    Line 13

    This Line 13 station is named after Shishi, the school founded by the Han official Wen Weng in the second century BC. A school still operates on the site, making it one of the oldest continuously used school sites in China.

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