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Daegu Metro · 3 lines · 88 stations

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  • 동대구역

    Line 1

    Dongdaegu is Daegu's main rail gateway, served by KTX and SRT high-speed trains as well as conventional services, with Line 1 directly beneath. The Dongdaegu Transfer Center next to the station combines the express and intercity bus terminals with the Shinsegae department store.

  • 대구역

    Line 1

    Daegu Station is the older city-centre station on the Gyeongbu Line, used by conventional trains, with a Lotte department store occupying the station building. Chilseong Market is a short walk east, and the shopping streets of Dongseong-ro begin a few blocks south.

  • 중앙로

    Line 1

    Jungangno lies under the main north–south street of downtown Daegu, at the edge of the Dongseong-ro shopping district. Gyeongsang Gamyeong Park, the former site of the provincial governor's office, is a few minutes west. The station was the scene of the 2003 subway fire, and a memorial space on the concourse remembers the victims.

  • 반월당

    Line 1Line 2

    Banwoldang is the transfer between Lines 1 and 2 at the centre of the city, with a large underground shopping arcade around the platforms. Daegu Yangnyeongsi, the herbal medicine market that has traded here since the Joseon period, is a short walk west, along with its small museum.

  • 명덕

    Line 1Line 3

    Myeongdeok is the transfer between Lines 1 and 3, just south of the city centre. The 2·28 Democracy Movement Memorial Hall nearby recalls the student protests in Daegu on 28 February 1960, an early step toward the April Revolution later that year.

  • 청라언덕

    Line 2Line 3

    Cheongna Hill links Line 2 with the elevated monorail of Line 3. On the hill above the station stand early twentieth-century houses built for American missionaries, the 3·1 Movement steps, and Gyesan Cathedral, one of the oldest Catholic churches in the region.

  • 서문시장

    Line 3

    Seomun Market is one of the largest traditional markets in Korea, with several multi-storey buildings selling fabrics, clothing, kitchenware and street food. The Line 3 station stands right beside it on the monorail viaduct, and a night market sets up in the main lane in the evenings.

  • 달성공원

    Line 3

    Dalseong Park is built around an ancient earthen fortress, one of the oldest sites in Daegu, and has wooded walking paths on top of the old walls. A small zoo also occupies part of the grounds, and the Line 3 monorail station is a few minutes' walk east of the park.

  • 두류

    Line 2

    Duryu is the station for Duryu Park, a large wooded park on a hill in western Daegu, and for E-World, the amusement park next to it beneath the 83 Tower. The park also contains a stadium, a library and the Daegu Culture and Arts Center.

  • 경대병원

    Line 2

    This Line 2 station serves Kyungpook National University Hospital and is the nearest stop for Kim Gwang-seok-gil, a lane along the Sincheon embankment beside Bangcheon Market covered with murals of the folk singer who grew up there.

  • 대구은행

    Line 2

    Daegu Bank station on Dalgubeol-daero takes its name from the headquarters of DGB Daegu Bank, the regional bank, which stands nearby. The streets behind the main road are filled with restaurants and cafes popular with office workers.

  • 수성알파시티

    Line 2

    Suseong Alpha City station is the stop for Daegu Samsung Lions Park, the baseball stadium of the Samsung Lions, which opened in 2016. The surrounding area is being developed as a technology business district.

  • 영남대

    Line 2

    Yeungnam University is the eastern end of Line 2, just across the city boundary in Gyeongsan. The station opens at the gate of the university's large campus, one of the biggest in the region.

  • 계명대

    Line 2

    Keimyung University station serves the university's Seongseo campus, whose red-brick buildings and lawns have often been used as a filming location for Korean dramas and films.

  • 수성못

    Line 3

    Suseongmot station is a short walk from Suseong Lake, a reservoir surrounded by a level walking path of about two kilometres, with cafes and restaurants along its banks. Paddle boats can be hired on the water, and the lake is a favourite evening walk for local residents.

  • 칠곡경대병원

    Line 3

    This is the northern end of the Line 3 monorail, beside Kyungpook National University Chilgok Hospital in the Chilgok district. Riding south from here gives elevated views over the apartment districts of Buk-gu toward the city centre.

  • 북구청

    Line 3

    Buk-gu Office station on Line 3 is the closest stop to DGB Daegu Bank Park, the compact football stadium of Daegu FC, which opened in 2019 with stands built close to the pitch.

  • 동촌

    Line 1

    Dongchon is the station for Dongchon Resort, the riverside park along the Geumho River with walking paths and boats. Ayang Gichigil, a former railway bridge over the river converted into a footbridge with a cafe, is a short walk away.

  • 아양교

    Line 1

    Ayanggyo is the nearest Line 1 station to Daegu International Airport, which lies a short bus or taxi ride to the north. The station takes its name from the Ayang Bridge over the Geumho River.

  • 안심

    Line 1

    Ansim is in the eastern part of the city, close to Daegu Innovation City, where a number of national public institutions moved their headquarters, and the Daegu–Gyeongbuk high-tech medical complex.

  • 대곡

    Line 1

    Daegok station is beside the Daegu Government Complex, which houses regional branches of national government agencies. Daegu Arboretum, laid out on a former landfill site and now planted with a wide range of trees and flowers, is a short bus ride or a long walk to the south-west.

  • 서부정류장

    Line 1

    This Line 1 station is next to the Seobu (West) Bus Terminal, which runs intercity buses toward the south and west of the region. Gwanmun Market, a traditional market, is beside it.

  • 안지랑

    Line 1

    Anjirang is known for the Anjirang gopchang alley, a street of small restaurants grilling pork and beef intestines that has been popular with Daegu residents for decades. Apsan, the large mountain park south of the city, is reached from the same area.

  • 신천

    Line 1

    Sincheon station takes its name from the Sincheon stream, whose landscaped banks form a long walking and cycling corridor through the city. It is also the closest station to the main campus of Kyungpook National University, a short bus ride north.

  • 칠성시장

    Line 1

    Chilseong Market is a sprawling traditional market on the Sincheon stream, with separate sections for fruit and vegetables, meat, kitchen goods and pets. Its pork-bulgogi restaurants along the stream are a local favourite.

  • 다사

    Line 2

    Dasa is a western Line 2 station in Dalseong County, near the Nakdong River. The Arc, a cultural pavilion beside the Gangjeong-Goryeong Weir on the Nakdong, is a short bus or taxi ride west and is a popular place for riverside walks and cycling.

  • 문양

    Line 2

    Munyang is the western end of Line 2, in a quiet rural part of Dalseong County where the line runs above ground into its depot. The surrounding farmland and low hills contrast with the dense city a few stops east.

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