The following list of metro systems in Europe is ordered alphabetically by country and city. Although the term metro (or , , , , or / in Southern Europe, or / in Eastern Europe) is widespread in Europe, there are also other names for rapid transit systems, such as subway, underground, tube, , or . The list contains systems that can be defined as rapid transit with a completely segregated alignment, including light capacity metros, as well as light rail systems with a considerable section with a completely segregated alignment. Systems like these are grouped by Mark Ovenden as "Urban rail systems" in the 2007 version of the book Metro/Transit maps of the world.
Armenia SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Austria SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
The Tyrolean village of Serfaus also has a short metro, the U-Bahn Serfaus, which uses air cushions instead of rails.
Azerbaijan SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Belarus SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Belgium SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Bulgaria SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Czechia SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Denmark SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Finland SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
France SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Georgia SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Germany
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Greece SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Hungary SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Italy SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Netherlands SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Norway SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Poland SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Portugal SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Romania SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Russia SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Spain SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Sweden SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Switzerland SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Turkey SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
Ukraine SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
United Kingdom SystemInformationCurrently operationalCurrently under constructionCurrently plannedMapRef.
See also List of metro systems Rail transport in Europe
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