Where can I find a map of the Oslo metro (T-bane)?
The official T-bane map, timetables and live departures.
Short answer
Ruter, the public transport company for Oslo, publishes the official metro (T-bane) line map as a free PDF you can download from its timetables and line maps page. The same page has PDF timetables for metro lines 1–5, for day and night. For live departures, use Ruter's journey planner or the Ruter app.
Why
- Ruter's metro page offers a PDF called 'Linjekart for T-bane' and an overview image of all metro lines.
- The page covers timetables and line maps for metro lines 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, both daytime and night.
- Ruter states that the entire metro network is in zone 1, so any trip by metro alone needs only a zone 1 ticket.
Details
Ruter's timetables and line maps section has separate pages for bus in Oslo, metro, tram, bus in Akershus and boat, each with its own PDFs, so the tram map is on its own page. Live departures and journey suggestions are in the journey planner at reise.ruter.no and in the Ruter app.
Tip
Save the PDF on your phone before you travel, so you can check lines and stations without mobile data.
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Sources
- Ruter: Metro timetables and line mapsChecked at:
- Ruter: Timetables and line mapsChecked at:
- Ruter: Zones and zone mapsChecked at:
Information checked on 15 October 2026.
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