Länsimetro Oy owns 13 metro stations. The metro stations are: Lauttasaari, Koivusaari, Keilaniemi, Aalto University, Tapiola, Urheilupuisto, Niittykumpu, Matinkylä, Finnoo, Kaitaa, Soukka, Espoonlahti and Kivenlahti.
Information about using metro and metro stations
On HSL’s web page you can find more information about the metro, the locations of entrances and bus stops, park and ride spaces and the feeder network route. HSL is responsible for planning and acquiring public transport for its operating area.
The architecture of metro stations
The unique and inviting metro stations are both architecturally interesting and made from long-lasting materials. The metro stations offer a promise of what lies above. They tell the story of their area and reinforce the local identity. Through the choice of materials, lighting and art, each station’s architecture is a reflection of the area’s urban character, and at the same time makes it easier for commuters to distinguish one station from another. All the metro stations and entrances are wheelchair-accessible.
City will grow along the rail connections
The West Metro will bring rail traffic to Espoo’s southern areas, in turn supporting the growth and development of the metro’s catchment area.
