SL timetables for Metro and commuter trains
This guide explains how SL timetables work and where to find them.
Live departures vs. scheduled timetable
This app shows live departures: the actual times right now, refreshed every minute from SL's open API. SL's printed timetable shows the planned times for a complete day. Use live departures at the platform and the timetable when planning ahead.
Choose a line or station to see the timetable.
How to read a line timetable
- Each line has its own timetable, usually one for each direction and terminus.
- Times are normally split into separate weekday, Saturday and Sunday tables.
- Trains run frequently during peak hours and less often in the evening and at weekends.
- Find your station in the list and read the next departure in the correct direction.
Weekdays, weekends and nights: how the schedule changes
- Weekdays (Monday–Friday) have the most frequent service, especially during peak hours.
- Saturdays and Sundays run on their own, less frequent timetable.
- On public holidays, SL normally runs the Sunday timetable, even when the holiday falls on a weekday.
- On Friday and Saturday nights, several metro lines run through the night. On other nights the metro closes for a few hours and SL night buses take over until morning services resume.
Upcoming timetable exceptions
- 28 July–13 September: special timetable
- 31 October–1 November: special timetable
Check the finder above for exact times on these days.
Where can I find the official timetable?
SL publishes an official timetable for each line. Open a line below for a direct link to the correct PDF, or use the complete SL catalogues:
The timetables are valid 2025-12-14 – 2026-12-12 and are revised by SL each December.
Timetable by line
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between live departures and a scheduled timetable?
Live departures show the actual times right now and are refreshed every minute from SL's open API. The scheduled timetable shows the planned times for a complete day. Use live departures at the platform and the timetable when planning ahead.
How do I read a line timetable?
Each line has a timetable for each direction and terminus, split into weekday, Saturday and Sunday tables. Trains run more often during peak hours. Find your station and read the next departure in the correct direction.
Where can I find the official SL timetable?
SL publishes official timetables by line. Open a line on Stockholm Metro for a direct link to the correct PDF, or use the complete timetable catalogue on sl.se.