Metro Line 3 · Belgrade Metro
Bežanija – Banjica
- Stations27
- Kilometres22.8
- interchange4
This line is not in service. Planned. The longest of the three lines — it links Bežanija and New Belgrade with Banjica via Ušće, Kalemegdan and Vukov spomenik. No dates have been set.
The dashed line joins stations in a straight line — the official source does not publish the actual tunnel geometry.
Stations in order
From Bežanija to Banjica
- Depo Bežanijainterchange
- Surčinska
- Vojvođanska
- Dušana Vukasovića
- Gandijeva
- IMT
- Omladinskih brigada
- Naselje Belvil
- ŽS Novi Beograd
- Arena
- Blok 21interchange
- Ušće
- Kalemegdan (Donji grad)
- Studentski park
- Pionirski park
- Tašmajdan
- Vukov spomenik
- Crveni krst
- Vojislava Ilićainterchange
- Ustaničkainterchange
- Medaković
- Braće Jerković
- Bulevar Peka Dapčevića
- Trošarina
- Banjica
- Banjica 2
- BIO kampus
Frequently asked questions
Does Belgrade have a metro?
Not yet — no line is in service. Works on Line 1 are under way and the first line is announced for 2030.
How many metro lines are planned?
Three. Line 1 runs from Železnik to Mirijevo, Line 2 from Mirijevo to Bežanija, and Line 3 from Bežanija to Banjica. Interchanges are planned at Savski trg, Blok 21, Ustanička and Mirijevo.
When will the Belgrade metro open?
Line 1 is announced for 2030, in phases — phase one runs from Železnik to Pančevački most. Works on Line 2 are expected from 2027–2028; no dates have been set for Line 3.
Will the metro have drivers?
Under the contract with the train manufacturer, driverless trains with automatic operation are planned.
What runs until the metro opens?
Bus, tram and trolleybus lines, plus BG Voz — the city rail that already does what the metro will do on routes towards Batajnica, Rakovica and Železnik.
Until the metro opens
Facts checked on 2026-08-25. The project is ongoing and routes change. Sources: Belgrade Metro and Train — interactive map, RTS — contract for the first phase of Line 1