Since 28 September 2022, the Warsaw Metro has consisted of 2 lines and 39 stations.[1] The system connects the city centre with Bielany, Praga-Północ, Targówek, Wola, Mokotów, Ursynów and Żoliborz. Upon completion, the M2 line will also run through Bemowo.[2] Three additional metro lines are planned: M3, M4, and M5.[3] The metro is managed by Metro Warszawskie.
| Code | Name | Line | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A12 | Plac Konstytucji | by 2050 | Planned | |
| A16 | Muranów | Planned | ||
| C01 | Karolin | 2026 | Under construction | |
| C02 | Chrzanów | Under construction | ||
| C03 | Lazurowa | Under construction | ||
| E01 | Dworzec Wschodni | 2032 | Planned | |
| E02 | Mińska | Planned | ||
| E03 | Rondo Wiatraczna | Planned | ||
| E04 | Ostrobramska | Planned | ||
| E05 | Jana Nowaka-Jeziorańskiego | Planned | ||
| E06 | Gocław | Planned | ||
| E07 | Gościniec | by 2050 | Planned | |
| E08 | Siekierki | Planned | ||
| E09 | Czerniaków | Planned | ||
| E10 | Sielce | Planned | ||
| E11 | Stary Mokotów | Planned | ||
| E12 | Racławicka | Planned | ||
| E13 | Wyględów | Planned | ||
| E14 | Żwirki i Wigury | Planned | ||
| G01 | Wilanów | Planned | ||
| G02 | Sobieskiego | Planned | ||
| G03 | Patkowskiego | Planned | ||
| G04 | Dolina Służewiecka | Planned | ||
| G05 | Wilanowska | Planned | ||
| G06 | Smoluchowskiego | Planned | ||
| G07 | Rondo Unii Europejskiej | Planned | ||
| G08 | Służewiec | Planned | ||
| G09 | Żwirki i Wigury | Planned | ||
| G10 | Wiślicka | Planned | ||
| G11 | Bitwy Warszawskiej 1920 | Planned | ||
| G12 | Plac Narutowicza | Planned | ||
| G13 | Plac Zawiszy | Planned | ||
| G14 | Rondo Daszyńskiego | Planned | ||
| G15 | Okopowa | Planned | ||
| G16 | Cmentarz Żydowski | Planned | ||
| G17 | Rondo Radosława | Planned | ||
| G18 | Rydygiera | Planned | ||
| G19 | Marymont | Planned | ||
| G20 | Ruda | Planned | ||
| G21 | Płochocińska | Planned | ||
| G22 | Obrazkowa | Planned | ||
| G23 | Myśliborska | Planned |