Metro Rome
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The Rome Metro, opened in 1955, currently consists of three lines (lines A, B and C). A fourth line is planned in the near future.
The A and B lines cross the city and have only one interchange hub at Termini Station. The Roman metro is much weaker than the metro in other European capitals. To understand this, it is worth comparing the total length of the tracks, which in Rome is 38 kilometers, while in Berlin this figure reaches 150 kilometers, and in London – 400 kilometers.
Since Rome is one of the oldest cities in the world, the construction of metro stations constantly encounter obstacles associated with various archaeological finds.
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