Line 19
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Line 19

Green line

Metro line 19 runs between Hässelby strand and Hagsätra and serves 35 stations. The complete journey takes about 60 minutes. Choose a station for live departures.

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Stops – Hässelby strand to Hagsätra

  1. Hässelby strandstart
  2. Hässelby gård2 min
  3. Johannelund4 min
  4. Vällingby5 min
  5. Råcksta7 min
  6. Blackeberg8 min
  7. Islandstorget10 min
  8. Ängbyplan11 min
  9. Åkeshov13 min
  10. Brommaplan14 min
  11. Abrahamsberg16 min
  12. Stora mossen17 min
  13. Alvik19 min
  14. Kristineberg22 min
  15. Thorildsplan23 min
  16. Fridhemsplan25 min
  17. S:t Eriksplan27 min
  18. Odenplan29 min
  19. Rådmansgatan30 min
  20. Hötorget31 min
  21. T-Centralen33 min
  22. Gamla stan36 min
  23. Slussen37 min
  24. Medborgarplatsen39 min
  25. Skanstull41 min
  26. Gullmarsplan44 min
  27. Globen46 min
  28. Enskede gård48 min
  29. Sockenplan50 min
  30. Svedmyra52 min
  31. Stureby54 min
  32. Bandhagen55 min
  33. Högdalen57 min
  34. Rågsved59 min
  35. Hagsätra60 min

Times and frequency

Departures from Hässelby strand

Weekdays
First departure 05:04Last departure 00:20 (+1 day)
Saturday
First departure 07:32Last departure 02:35 (+1 day)
Sunday
First departure 07:32Last departure 00:19 (+1 day)
Morning peak
every 8 minutes
Midday
every 10 minutes

Times refer to a typical weekday, Saturday and Sunday of the timetable valid 28 July 2026–12 December 2026.

Departures from Hagsätra

Weekdays
First departure 04:45Last departure 00:20 (+1 day)
Saturday
First departure 04:42Last departure 04:12 (+1 day)
Sunday
First departure 04:42Last departure 00:21 (+1 day)
Morning peak
every 6 minutes
Midday
every 10 minutes

Times refer to a typical weekday, Saturday and Sunday of the timetable valid 28 July 2026–12 December 2026.

About the line

Line 19 is one of three services on the Green line, Stockholm's oldest Metro line, whose first section between Slussen and Hökarängen opened on 1 October 1950. It runs through 35 stations from Hässelby strand in the west to Hagsätra in the south, passing central hubs such as T-Centralen, Slussen and Gullmarsplan. Gullmarsplan is the last shared station before the southern branches split toward Skarpnäck, Farsta strand and Hagsätra. In the west, line 19 passes Vällingby, Sweden's first ABC town, opened in 1954 around Sven Markelius's vision of work, housing and a centre; Casimir Djuric added square concrete trees to the platforms in 1983. Like the rest of the network, the route forms part of the art programme that has made Stockholm Metro known as the world's longest art exhibition.

Official SL timetable

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Timetable PDF – line 19All SL timetables (sl.se)

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Valid 2025-12-14–2026-12-12.

The timetables are revised by SL each December.

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