São Paulo Metro Line 5-Lilás

Line 5-Lilás runs from Capão Redondo to Chácara Klabin and has 17 cataloged stops. São Paulo 5-Lilás.

Line 1 opened in 1974. The network expanded through conventional metro lines, Line 15’s monorail, and Line 17, which began transitional passenger operation in 2026. The present route opened through those stages.

Riding the line

Bilhete Único, QR products, and the payment methods shown at each operator’s gates cover the network. Keep the fare medium until the trip is complete.

Current rolling stock and ride conditions: Most lines use conventional electric metro trains. Lines 15 and 17 use elevated monorails, with Line 17 still running restricted transitional hours.

Santo Amaro, Campo Belo, Santa Cruz, Chácara Klabin are marked as interchanges in the network data. Sé, Paraíso, Ana Rosa, Luz, República, Pinheiros, Santo Amaro, Tamanduateí, and Barra Funda are major transfer stations. Some transfers connect to CPTM rather than another metro line.

Accessibility: Stations have lifts or accessible routes, but long transfer passages and outages can add distance. Use the operator’s access notice for a step-free trip.

Line 17 operates weekdays during restricted daytime hours and branches at Brooklin Paulista for Congonhas and Washington Luís.

Check São Paulo Metro for the current timetable and operating notices.