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Station history

1 Mai lies at the junction of Calea Griviței, Ion Mihalache Boulevard and Șoseaua Bucureștii Noi. It opened on 1 March 2000 with the first M4 section, Gara de Nord – 1 Mai, and remained the end of the line until 1 July 2011. Work on M4 had started in December 1989 and was halted in 1994 for lack of funds.

Summary written by our editors from Wikipedia (en/ro).

1 MAI METRO STATION

If you need up-to-date information about 1 Mai station to prepare a journey, you can check below all the current information about the metro timetable, the frequencies, the geolocation and the fares.

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If you would like to find out the timetable and the frequencies of the trains passing through the station, click on the following button to obtain the available data:

How to get to 1 Mai metro station

1 Mai station is located on Bulevardul Ion Mihalache, Bucharest, Romania.

Access to 1 Mai station

It can be accessed through the following entrance:

  1. Access 1: F3C2+C4 București, România.

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Stations on the same line as 1 Mai

This station is one of the stations that make up line 4 of the Bucharest metro and its route. You can click on the station name and find the most relevant information about the one you need to consult.

Once you click on a station, you will be shown information such as the location of the station on the line, the station entrances, the nearby buses, the hotels, the restaurants and other information of interest that might be useful for the M4 user.

Official information

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For official information, complaints or lost property, contact Metrorex directly through its official website metrorex.ro or at the station ticket offices.

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