Metro Systems In NORTH AMERICA
CITIES COVERED ON THIS PAGE;
CANADA x 6 - Calgary - Edmonton - Vancouver - Ottawa - Toronto - Montreal.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC x 1 - Santo Domingo.
PANAMA X 1 - Panama City
PUERTO RICO x 1 - San Juan.
For metro systems located in the United States please visit our page
CANADA
CALGARY
Calgary, Alberta.
The city of Calgary has a 58.5 kilometer long light rail transit, which goes by the name of the CTrain, which became operational in 1981. The system consists of two lines which are served by forty five stations.
CTRAIN
Line 201 – 17.3 km - 26 stations at Tuscany - Crowfoot - Dalhousie - Brentwood - University - Banff Trail - Lions Park - SAIT/ ACAD/ Jubilee - Sunnyside - 8th St. SW - 6th / 7th St. SW - 3rd / 4th St. SW - 1st St. SW/Centre St - City Hall - Victoria Park / Stampede - Erlton / Stampede - 39th Avenue - Chinook - Heritage - Southland - Anderson - Canyon Meadows - Fish Creek Lacombe - Shawnessy - Somerset Bridlewood.
Line 202 – 15.5 km - 22 stations at 69th St. SW - Sirocco - 45th St. SW - Westbrook - Shaganappi Point - Sunalta - Downtown West / Kerby - 8th St. SW - 6th / 7th St. SW - 3rd / 4th St. SW - 1st St SW / Centre St - City Hall - Bridgeland / Memorial - Zoo - Barlow / Max Bell - Franklin - Marlborough - Rundle - Whitehorn - McKnight Westwinds - Martindale - Saddletowne.
The above two lines connect at the 8th St. SW - 6th / 7 th St. SW - 3rd / 4th St. SW - 1st St. SW / Centre St - City Hall stations. These five stations are all located along the city’s Free Fare Zone.
AIR
Calgary is served by the Calgary International Airport. The airport is served by a regular bus service, #100, which departs from the airport’s Bus Bay 20, and travels to the McKnight Westwinds CTrain Station on Line 202.
RAIL
Calgary is not served by a regular inter city railway station but has instead a station which serves only the Rocky Mountaineer tour of Canada service. This station is located at the Calgary Tower located along the city’s 9th Avenue SW.
BUS
Calgary’s inter-city (Greyhound) bus station is located along the city’s 16th Avenue SW. The station is not served by the CTrain but is served by several local bus services for transportation in and around the city.
SPORT
Calgary is served by several sporting venues. For more information about each of them visit - www.calgary.ca/CSPS/Recreation.
You can access the Calgary Transit’s website at
EDMONTON
Edmonton, Alberta.
The city of Edmonton has a 20.4 kilometer light rail system which became operational in 1978. The system consists of two lines which are served by twenty five stations with another three lines in the planning stages.
Capital Line - 21 km - 15 stations at Clareview - Belvedere - Coliseum - Stadium - Churchill - Central - Bay / Enterprise Square - Corona - Grandin / Government Centre - University - Health Sciences / Jubilee - McKernan / Belgravia - South Campus / Fort Edmonton Park - Southgate - Century Park.
Metro Line - 10 km - 10 stations at NAIT Station - Kingsway / Royal Alex - MacEwan - Churchill - Central - Bay / Enterprise Square - Corona - Grandin / Government Centre - University - Health Sciences / Jubilee.
LONG DISTANCE RAIL
VIA Canadian - 2,775 km - 46 hour journey - 65 stations at - Toronto Union Station - Washago - Parry Sound - Sudbury Junction - Capreol - Laforest - McKee's Camp - Felix - Ruel - Westree - Gogama - Foleyet - Elsas - Oba - Hornepayne - Hillsport - Caramat - Longlac - Nakina - Auden - Ferland - Mud River - Armstrong - Collins - Allanwater Bridge - Flindt Landing - Savant Lake - Sioux Lookout - Richan - Red Lake Road - Canyon - Farlane - Redditt - Minaki - Ottermere - Malachi - Copelands Landing - Rice Lake - Winnitoba - Ophir - Brereton Lake - Elma - Winnipeg Union Station - Portage la Prairie - Rivers - Melville - Watrous - Saskatoon - Biggar - Unity - Wainwright -Viking - Edmonton Via Rail Station - Evansburg - Edson - Hinton - Jasper - Valemount - Blue River - Clearwater - Kamloops North - Ashcroft - Boston Bar - Hope - Chilliwack - Abbotsford - Vancouver Pacific Central Railway Station.
AIR
Edmonton is served by the Edmonton International Airport. The airport is served by a daily airport shuttle bus, # 747, which departs the airport every thirty minutes between 04.34 hours and 00.00 hours. The bus terminates at Century Park Transit Center, which is served by the Century Park metro station located on the Capital Line.
RAIL
Edmonton is served by the Via Rail Railway Station located along the city's 121st Street. The station is served by the Canadian Via Rail long distance, service which provides three trains a week between the city of Toronto in Ontario and Vancouver in British Columbia.
BUS
The Century Park Transit Center is located along the city's 111 Street and is the home of Edmonton's main bus and long distance coach terminal. The terminal is served by the Century Park metro station located on the Capital Line.
SPORT
Edmonton's premier sports and concert venue is the Commonwealth Stadium, home of the Edmonton Eskimos and FC Edmonton, which can be accessed by the Stadium metro station located on the Capital Line.
You can access the metro website by visiting
www.edmonton.ca/transportation
VANCOUVER
Vancouver, British Columbia.
Vancouver has a 86.1 kilometer automated rapid transit system known as the Skytrain, which became operational in 1985. The system consists of three lines which are served by forty six stations, with a fourth line presently under construction.
Vancouver is also served by a thirteen line trolley bus service, one commuter rail service and an extensive ferry network.
SKYTRAIN
Expo Line - 28.9 km - 20 stations at Waterfront - Burrard - Granville - Stadium / Chinatown - Main Street / Science World - Commercial / Broadway - Nanaimo - 29th Avenue - Joyce - Collingwood - Patterson - Metrotown - Royal Oak - Edmonds - 22nd Street - New Westminster - Columbia - Scott Road - Gateway - Surrey Central - King George.
Millenium Line - 42.1 km loop - 19 stations at Lougheed Town Centre - Braid - Sapperton - Columbia - New Westminster - 22nd Street - Edmonds - Royal Oak - Metrotown - Patterson - Joyce / Collingwood - 29th Avenue - Nanaimo - Commercial / Broadway - Main Street / Science World - Stadium / Chinatown - Granville - Burrard - Waterfront.
Canada Line - 19.2 km - 16 stations at Waterfront - King George / VCC Clark - Vancouver City Centre - Yaletown / Roundhouse - False Creek - Olympic Villa - Broadway / City Hall - King Edward - Oakridge - 41st Avenue - Langara - 49th Avenue - Marine Drive - Bridgeport - Aberdeen - Lansdowne - Richmond / Brighouse -Templeton - Sea Island Centre - YVR Airport Station - Vancouver International Airport Railway Station.
TROLLEYBUSES
Vancouver is also served by thirteen tram lines, they are;
Line 3 - Runs between Downtown & Main / Marine Drive
Line 4 - Runs between UBC & Powell (after 8 p.m between UBC & Downtown)
Line 5 - Runs between Downtown & Robson
Line 6 - runs between Downtown & Davie
Line 7 - Runs between Dunbar & Downtown / Nanaimo
Line 8 - Runs between Downtown & Fraser
Line 9 - Runs between UBC & Boundary Loop (via Broadway)
Line 10 - Runs between Granville & Downtown
Line 14 - Runs between UBC & Downtown / Hastings
Line 16 - Runs between Arbutus & Downtown / 29th Avenue
Line 17 - Runs between Downtown & Oak
Line 19 - Runs between Stanley Park & Metrotown
Line 20 - Runs between Downtown & Victoria
COMMUTER RAIL
West Coast Express - 69 km - 8 stations at Vancouver Waterfront Railway Station - Port Moody - Coquitlam Central - Port Coquitlam - Pitt Meadows - Maple Meadows - Port Haney - Mission City.
AIR
Vancouver is served by the Vancouver International Airport. The airport is served by a train station on the Canada Line service for transfers into downtown Vancouver, where it terminates at Waterfront Railway Station, which is also served by the Millenium Line, the Expo Line and West Coast Express commuter rail and the SeaBus ferry service.
RAIL & BUS
Vancouver is served by the Pacific Central Railway Station located along the city's Station Street.
The station is served by both local and long distance bus services, the Rocky Mountaineer touring train the Canadian Via Rail service and the Cascades international Amtrak service which travels between Vancouver and Eugene in Oregon, USA.
The station is situated adjacent to the Skytrain's Main Street / Science World metro station which is located on the Expo Line.
SPORT
Vancouver's premier sports and concert venue is B.C Place, home of the Vancouver Whitecaps and the B.C Lions. The stadium can be accessed by the Stadium / China Town Station on either the Expo Line or the Millenium Line or by the Yalestown / Roundhouse Station on the Canada Line.
You can access the metro website by visiting
OTTAWA
Ottawa, Ontario.
Canada's capital city Ottawa has an eight kilometer light rail network known as the O - Train which consists of one line which is served by five stations.
Ottawa is also served by several inter-city rail services, known as the Corridor Trains, which travel the 1,150 kilometers between Quebec City and Canada's southernmost city of Windsor. Other major cities along the Corridor Train's route include Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa-Gatineau, Mississauga, Hamilton, London, Kitchener-Waterloo, St. Catharines, Oshawa, Kingston and Trois-Rivières.
OTrain - 8 km - 5 stations at Bayview - Carling - Carleton - Confederation - Greenboro.
AIR
Ottawa is served by the Macdonald Cartier International Airport. The airport is served by a twenty four hour bus service, # 97, which leaves the airport's Pillar 14 outside the arrivals hall and travels to Bayshire, via several other areas of the city.
RAIL & BUS
Ottawa Railway Station is located along the city's Tremblay Road. The station provides the Corridor Via Rail service which links Quebec City with Windsor.
The station is not served by the OTrain, but there are plans for a station to be opened there in 2017. The station is instead served by the confusingly named Train Station Bus Terminal.
SPORT
Ottawa's premier sports and concert venue is the T.D Place Stadium, home of the Ottawa Redbacks and Ottawa Fury F.C, which is located at Landsdowne Park. This stadium is best accessed by private car or local taxi.
You can access the metro website by visiting
TORONTO
Toronto, Ontario.
Canada's largest city Toronto has a 68.3 kilometer underground system which became operational in 1954. The system consists of four lines which are served by seventy four stations.
Toronto is also served by seven commuter rail services and the world's sixth largest streetcar network.
METRO RAIL
Yonge University / Spadina Line - 30.2 km - 32 stations at Downsview - Wilson - Yorkdale - Lawrence West - Glencairn - Eglinton West - St Clair West - Dupont - Spadina - St George Museum - Queen's Park - St Patrick - Osgoode - St Andrew - Union - King - Queen - Dundas - College - Wellesley - Bloor Yonge - Rosedale - Summerhill - St Clair - Davisville - Eglinton - Lawrence - York Mills - Sheppard Yonge - North York Centre - Finch.
The Bloor Danforth Subway - 26.2 km - 31 stations at Kipling - Islington - Royal York - Old Mill - Jane - Runnymede - High Park - Keele - Dundas West - Lansdowne - Dufferin - Ossington - Christie - Bathurst - Spadina - St George - Bay - Bloor -Yonge - Sherbourne - Castle Frank - Broadview - Chester - Pape - Donlands - Greenwood - Coxwell - Woodbine - Main Street - Victoria Park - Warden.
Scarborough Line - 6.4 km - 6 stations at Kennedy - Lawrence East - Ellesmere - Midland - Scarborough Centre - McCowan.
Sheppard Line - 5.5 km - 5 stations at Sheppard Yonge - Bayview - Bessarion - Leslie - Don Mills.
AIRPORT RAIL
The Union Pearson Express - 23 km - 4 stations at Terminal One Pearson International Airport - Weston - Bloor - Toronto Union Railway Station via the Skywalk. A journey time of 25 minutes.
COMMUTER RAIL
Barrie Line - 101.4 km - 11 stations at Union Railway Station - York University - Rutherford - Maple - King City - Aurora - Newmarket - East Gwillimbury - Bradford - Barrie South - Allandale.
Kitchener Line - 102.7 km - 11 stations at Union Railway Station - Bloor - Weston - Etobicoke North - Malton - Bramalea - Brampton - Mount Pleasant - Georgetown - Guelph - Kitchener.
Lakeshore East Line - 50.5 km - 10 stations at Union Railway Station - Danforth - Scarborough - Eglinton - Guildwood - Rouge Hill - Pickering - Ajax - Whitby - Oshawa.
Lakeshore West Line - 63.2 km - 14 stations at Union Railway Station - Exhibition - Mimico - Long Branch - Port Credit - Clarkson - Oakville - Bronte - Bronte Creek - Appleby - Burlington - Aldershot - James Street North - Hamilton GO Centre.
Milton Line - 50.2 km - 9 stations at Union Railway Station - Kipling - Dixie - Cooksville - Erindale - Streetsville - Meadowvale - Milton.
Richmond Hill Line - 33.8 km - 6 stations at Union Railway Station - Oriole - Leslie - Old Cummer - Langstaff - Richmond Hill.
Stouffville Line - 49.6 km - 11 stations at Union Railway Station - Kennedy - Agincourt - Milliken - Unionville - Centenniel - Markham - Mount Joy - Main Street, Stouffville - Stouffville - Lincolnville.
TORONTO STREETCARS
Toronto is served by eleven streetcar routes, pictured above, which between them travel on 156 kilometers of track and are served by 685 stops. The streetcar routes are both named and numbered, they are;
Line # 501 / Queen - 24.43 km - Runs between Neville Park Loop & Long Branch Loop.
Line # 502 / Downtowner - 9.38 km - Runs between Bingham Loop & McCaul Loop.
Line # 503 / Kingston Rd - 8.97 km - Runs between Bingham Loop & Downtown Street Loop.
Line # 504 / King - 13.97 km - Runs between Broadview & Dundas West.
Line # 505 / Dundas - 10.74 km - Runs between Broadview & Dundas West.
Line # 506 / Carlton - 14.82 km - Runs between Main Street & High Park Loop.
Line # 508 / Lake Shore - 9.40 km - Runs between Parliament Street & Church Street.
Line # 509 / Harbourfront - 4.65 km - Runs between Union Subway Station & Exhibition Loop.
Line # 510 / Spadina - 6.17 km - Runs between Spadina Subway Station & Union Subway Station.
Line # 511 / Bathurst - 6.47 km - Runs between Bathurst & Exhibition Loop.
Line # 512 / St Clair - 7.01 km - Runs between St Clair & Gunns Loop.
Line # 521 / Exhibition East. A seasonal service which operates during the city's Canadian National Exhibition which runs between Church Street & Exhibition Loop.
LONG DISTANCE RAIL
VIA Rail The Canadian Service - 2,775 km - 46 hour journey - 65 stations at Toronto Union Station - Washago - Parry Sound - Sudbury Junction - Capreol - Laforest - McKee's Camp - Felix - Ruel - Westree - Gogama - Foleyet - Elsas - Oba - Hornepayne - Hillsport - Caramat - Longlac - Nakina - Auden - Ferland - Mud River - Armstrong - Collins - Allanwater Bridge - Flindt Landing - Savant Lake - Sioux Lookout - Richan - Red Lake Road - Canyon - Farlane - Redditt - Minaki - Ottermere - Malachi - Copelands Landing - Rice Lake - Winnitoba - Ophir - Brereton Lake - Elma - Winnipeg Union Station - Portage la Prairie - Rivers - Melville - Watrous - Saskatoon - Biggar - Unity - Wainwright -Viking - Edmonton Via Rail Station - Evansburg - Edson - Hinton - Jasper - Valemount - Blue River - Clearwater - Kamloops North - Ashcroft - Boston Bar - Hope - Chilliwack - Abbotsford - Vancouver Pacific Central Railway Station.
Amtrak Maple Leaf Service - 875 km - 12 hour and thirty minute journey - 22 stations at Toronto Union Railway Station - Oakville - Aldershot - Grimsby - St. Catharines - Niagara Falls - Buffalo Exchange Street Railway Station - Buffalo Depew Railway Station - Rochester - Syracuse - Rome - Utica - Amsterdam - Schenectady - Albany Rensselaer Railway Station - Hudson - Rhinecliff Kingston Railway Station - Poughkeepsie - Croton Harmon - Yonkers - New York Grand Central Terminal - New York Penn Railway Station.
AIR
Toronto is served by the Pearson International Airport. The airport's two terminals are served by an elevated people mover, known as the Link Train, which also connects with the airport's long stay car park, which runs twenty four hours a day and is free to use.
The airport is served by a train station at Terminal 1 which is served by the Union Pearson Express a train service for transfers to Toronto's Union Railway Station. The express departs the airport every fifteen minutes and takes around twenty five minutes to get to Union Station via it's Skywalk, a five hundred meter long, glass domed walkway, which can also be used for accessing the city's Rogers Skydome Stadium and the CNN Tower.
Union Station is served by the Union Subway Station located on the Yong University / Spadina Line.
The Airport Rocket is a bus service which links the airport with Kipling Street metro station on the Bloor Danforth Subway and the Lawrence Street metro station on the Yong University / Spadina Line.
The Airport Rocket runs between 05.30 hours and 02.00 hours on Monday to Saturdays and from 08.15 hours until 02.15 hours on Sundays. Journey time into downtown Toronto is about twenty five minutes.
RAIL & BUS
UNION RAILWAY STATION SKYWALK
Toronto's inter city railway station is the Union Railway Station located along the city's Front Street West. The station provides one international rail service, the Amtrak Maple Leaf service between Toronto and New York City in the U.S.A, the Union Pearson Express airport rail service, seven commuter rail services, the long distance Canadian rail service between Toronto and the city of Vancouver and the Union Subway Station which is located on the metro's Yong University / Spadina Line.
The railway station is also annexed to the Union Street Bus Terminal which provides local, regional and long distance bus services.
SPORT
Toronto's premier sports and events venue is the Rojers Skydome Stadium, home of the Toronto Blue Jays, the Buffalo Bills and Toronto F.C. The stadium can be accessed by way of a short walk from either the Union Street Railway Station, via it's Skywalk which is a five hundred meter long, glass domed walkway, or from St Andrew's Station, both of which are located on the Yonge University / Spadina Line.
You can access the metro website by visiting
MONTREAL
Montreal, Quebec.
The city of Montreal has a 69.2 kilometer underground rapid transit which became operational in 1966. The system consists of four lines which are served by seventy three stations.
The city is also served by six commuter rail services and six long distance rail services.
METRO RAIL
Line 1 - 22.1 km - 27 stations at Angrignon - Monk - Jolicoeur - Verdun - De l'Église - La Salle - Charlevoix - Lionel Groulx - Atwater - Guy Concordia - Peel - McGill - Place des Arts - Saint Laurent - Berri UQAM - Beaudry - Papineau - Frontenac - Préfontaine - Joliette - Pie IX - Viau - Assomption - Cadillac - Langelier - Radisson - Honoré Beaugrand.
Line 2 - 30 km - 31 stations at Côte Vertu - Du Collège - De La Savane -Namur - Plamondon - Côte Sainte Catherine - Snowdon - Villa Maria - Vendôme - Place Saint Henri - Lionel Groulx - Georges Vanier - Lucien L'Allier - Bonaventure - Square Victoria OACI - Place d'Armes - Champ de Mars - Berri UQAM - Sherbrooke - Mont Royal - Laurier - Rosemont -Beaubien - Jean Talon - Jarry - Crémazie - Sauvé - Henri Bourassa - Cartier - De La Concorde - Montmorency.
Line 3 - 4.25 km - 3 stations at Berri UQAM - Jean Drapeau - Longueuil Universite de Sherbrooke.
Line 4 - 9.7 km - 12 stations at Snowdon - Côte-des-Neiges - Université de Montréal - Édouard Montpetit - Outremont - Acadie - Parc - De Castelnau - Jean Talon - Fabre - D'Iberville - Saint Michel.
COMMUTER RAIL
The Saint Jerome Line - 62 km - 13 stations between Montreal Central Station and Saint Jerome.
The Candiac Line - 25 km - 8 stations between Montreal Central Station and Candiac.
The Deux Montagnes Line - 30 km - 12 stations between Montreal Central Station and Deux Montagnes.
The Vandreuil - Hudson Line - 51 km - 18 stations between Montreal Central Station and Hudson.
The Mont Saint Hilaire Line - 35 km - 7 stations between Montreal Central Station and Mont Saint Hilaire.
The Mascouche Line - 52 km - 13 stations between Montreal Central Station and Mascouche.
The above six lines all connect with the metro system's Line 2 at the Montreal Central Railway Station.
LONG DISTANCE RAIL
Via Rail to Senneterre 717 km - 11.5 hour journey - 8 stations at Montreal Central Railway Station - Joliette - Shawinigan - Hervey Jonction - La Tuque - Parent - Clova - Senneterre.
Via Rail to Jonquiere - 510 km - 9 hour journey - 9 stations at Montreal Central Railway Station - Joliette - Shawinigan - Hervey Jonction - Rivière à Pierre - Lac Édouard - Chambord - Hébertville - Jonquière.
Via Rail to Quebec City - 270 km - 6 stations at Montreal Central railway Station - Saint-Lambert - Saint Hyacinthe - Drummondville - Charny - Sainte Foy - Quebec City.
Via Rail to Toronto - 250 km - 20 stations at Montreal Central Railway Station - Dorval - Coteau - Alexandria - Cornwall - Caselman - Ottawa - Fallowfield - Smiths Falls - Brockville - Gananoque - Kingston - Napanee - Belleville - Trenton Junction - Cobourg - Port Hope - Ashawa - Guildwood - Toronto Union Railway Station.
Via Rail to Ottawa - 93 km - 7 stations at Montreal Central Railway Station - Dorval - Coteau - Alexandria - Cornwall - Casselman - Ottawa Railway Station.
Via Rail Ocean Service - 1,346 km - 29 stations at Montreal Central Railway Station - Saint-Lambert - Saint-Hyacinthe - Drummondville - Charny - Levis - Montmagny - La Pocatière - Rivière-du-Loup - Trois-Pistoles - Rimouski - Mont Joli - Sayabec - Amqui - Causapscal - Matapédia - Campbellton - Charlo - Jacquet River - Petit Rocher - Bathurst - Miramichi - Rogersville - Moncton - Sackville - Amherst - Springhill Junction - Truro - Halifax.
AIR
Montreal is served by the Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport. The airport is served by a regular airport shuttle bus, # 747, which is available twenty four hours a day for transfers to Montreal's Central Bus Station, which is served by the Berri UQAM metro station on the metro system's Line 3.
RAIL & BUS
Montreal's inter city Central Railway Station / Gare Centrale is located along the city's de la Gauchetiere Street West. The station provides seven Via Rail services, six local commuter rail services and the Via Rail Ocean, long distance rail service to Halifax in Nova Scotia.
The station is also served by Line 2 of the metro system by way of the Bonaventure metro station.
Montreal's Central Station / Gare Centrale is also annexed to the city's Centre Ville Bus Terminal which provides several local and long distance bus services and is also connected to Line 2 of the metro by way of the Lucien L'Allier metro station.
SPORT
Montreal's premier sports and concert venue is the Olympic Stadium, home of the Montreal Alouettes and the Montreal Impact. The stadium is served by the Pie - IX metro station on the system's Line 1.
You can access the metro website by visiting
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
SANTO DOMINGO
Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional.
The Dominican Republic's capital city Santo Domingo has a 37.5 kilometer rapid transit system which became operational in 2009. The system consists of two lines which are served by thirty eight stations.
Line 1 - 14.5 km - 16 stations at Mamá Tingó - Gregorio Urbano Gilbert - Gregorio Luperón - José Francisco Peña Gómez - Hermanas Mirabal - Máximo Gómez - Los Taínos - Pedro Livio Cedeño - Peña Batlle - Centro Olímpico Juan Pablo Duarte - Juan Bosch - Casandra Damirón - Joaquín Balaguer - Amín Abel - Francisco Alberto Caamaño - Centro de los Héroes.
Line 2 - 22 km - 14 stations at María Móntez - Pedro F. Bonó - Francisco G. Billini - Ulises F. Espaillat - Pedro Mir - Freddy Beras Goico - Juan U. García F - Centro Olímpico Juan Pablo Duarte - Col. Rafael T Fernández D - Mauricio Báez - Ramón Cáceres - Horacio Vásquez - Manuel de Jesús Galván - Eduardo Brito.
The above two lines connect at Santa Domingo's Centro Olimpico Juan Pablo Duarte metro station.
AIR
Santo Domingo is served by the Las Americas International Airport. The airport is served by several taxi companies for transfers into downtown Santo Domingo, the Sansouci cruise terminal on Avenida Espana or the Don Diego ferry terminal on Avenida Francisco. Do remember to agree on a final price with the driver before you start your journey.Journey times to the above are between twenty and thirty minutes.
BUS
Santo Domingo is not served by a railway station but is served by several long distance bus terminals. Bus terminals in Santo Domingo are dependent upon which bus company you are travelling with, therefore there are bus terminals located at the city’s Avenida 27 de Febrero, Avenida Navarro Leopold, Avenida Winston Churchill, Plaza Criolla and Parque Enriquillo.
Local buses and guaguas (shared minivans) are cheap and efficient but only use them if you speak Spanish.
You can access the metro website by visiting
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PANAMA
PANAMA CITY
Panama City, Panama.
Panama’s capital city, Panama City, is served by a two line metro system which was opened in 2014.
The system at present consists of one 13.7 kilometer long track which is served by thirteen stations.
Line two, which is presently under construction and due to be completed in 2018, will be twenty three kilometers long and served by sixteen elevated stations located between Feligito and San Miguelito / Tocumen International Airport.
METRO
Line 1 – 13.7 kilometers – 13 stations at Albrook - Curunde - Plaza 5 de Mayo - Loteria - Santo Tomas - Iglesia del Carmen - Aiv Argentina - Fernadez de Cordoba - 12 de Octobre - Pueblo Nuevo - San Miguelito - Pan de Azucar - Los Andes.
AIR
Panama City is served by the Tocumen International Airport. The airport is served by airport shuttle buses which can be found by taking a five minute walk after exiting the arrivals hall to the right of the building. The bus journey through to Albrook Bus Station takes around one hour fifteen minutes.
Taxis can be found outside the terminal building and a typical journey into downtown Panama City can take about an hour depending on traffic. Taxi share is also available.
BUS
Panama City's Albrook Bus Terminal is located at the Gran Terminal Nacional de Transport situated in the Panama City suburb of Ancon some fifteen minutes from downtown Panama City. The terminal is part of the Albrook Mall complex, which is the largest shopping mall in central America, which is served by several banks, shops, restaurants, lockers, washroom facilities and even a cinema. The station is served by it's own metro station.
You can visit the metro’s website here
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PUERTO RICO
SAN JUAN
San Juan, San Juan.
Puerto Rico's capital city San Juan has a 17.2 kilometer automated rapid transit system known as the Tren Urbano, which became operational in 2004. The system consists of one line which is served by sixteen stations.
TREN URBANO
17.2 km - 16 stations at Minillas - Sagrado Corazón - Hato Rey - Roosevelt - Domenech - Piñero - Universidad Río Piedras - Río Piedras - Cupey - University of Puerto Rico, Medical Sciences Campus - San Francisco - Las Lomas - Martínez Nadal - Torrimar - Jardines - Deportivo Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium - Bayamón.
AIR
San Juan is served by the Luis Munoz Marin International Airport. The airport is served by several taxi services for transfers into downtown San Juan or the cruise terminal located at San Juan Port, all of which can be found outside the main concourse. Alternatively passengers could use a shared taxi known as a Publico. A publico is a shared mini van, which although may well be very cheap may also be very slow. You may also have to pay extra for your luggage, particularly if you have many bags.
BUS
San Juan is not served by a railway station nor a bus station but there are local bus terminals located at most of the city’s metro stations, the largest of which are situated outside the Bayamon, Martinez Nadal, Rio Piedras and Sagrada Corazon metro stations.
You can access the metro website by visiting
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