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2026 fares
- MedellínMetro · Tranvía · Metrocable · Metroplús
- $3.820
- BogotáTransMilenio · TransMiZonal · TransMiCable
- $3.550
- CaliMIO
- $3.500
Frequent-rider fare with a personalised Cívica card. Bearer and occasional cards: $4,400.
In effect since 2026-01-10 · Official source
Free transfers for 125 minutes (up to 2) with a personalised TuLlave card.
In effect since 2026-01-14 · Official source
In effect since 2026-01-10 · Official source
Where the data comes from
Chiva uses the timetable Metro de Medellín publishes on its open-data portal (2025 edition, the newest). The Metro does not publish train positions, so times are the timetable's, not live. Maps are from OpenStreetMap. It is not an official Metro app.
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88 stations · 12 lines
Source: Metro de Medellín, open data. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Parts of the code come from Paradero (Croma), MIT licensed.
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Common questions
- What time does the Medellín Metro open and close?
- On working days lines A and B run from about 4:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.; Sundays and holidays start later and end earlier. Each station page on Chiva shows its first and last departure for today.
- How much is the Medellín Metro fare in 2026?
- $3.820 with a personalised Cívica card (frequent rider), $4.400 with a bearer or occasional card. One fare covers metro, tram and Metrocable when you change inside the system.
- Does Chiva show Medellín trains live?
- No. Metro de Medellín does not publish train positions, so Chiva shows the official timetable and says so on every screen. Bogotá buses are live.
- Which lines does it cover?
- Metro lines A and B, the Ayacucho tram (T-A), Metrocable lines H, J, K, L, M and P, and Metroplús lines 1, 2 and O.




