Shenzhen Metro

Shenzhen Metro is the rapid transit network serving Shenzhen, China. Its urban rail lines are operated by Shenzhen Metro Group and other companies.

Shenzhen Metro Line 1: A Shenzhen Metro line connecting western Shenzhen with the city’s eastern central districts. It is one of the network’s main east–west corridors.
Bao'an International Airport: The main international airport serving Shenzhen, located in Bao'an District. Shenzhen Metro Line 11 provides a direct urban rail connection to the airport.
Shenzhen: A major city in Guangdong, China, bordering Hong Kong. The metro was built to serve Shenzhen’s fast-growing population and urban districts.
Hong Kong MTR: The rail transit network and operating company serving Hong Kong. It is a neighboring urban rail system, linked to Shenzhen by cross-border travel but operated separately.
Shenzhen Metro Line 4: A Shenzhen Metro line running between Futian District and Longhua District. Its north–south route connects central Shenzhen with major northern neighborhoods.
Futian railway station: An underground high-speed railway station in central Shenzhen, serving trains on the Guangzhou–Shenzhen–Hong Kong Express Rail Link. Metro lines connect the station to central districts and the wider city network.
Shenzhen Special Economic Zone: A designated economic zone established in 1980 within Shenzhen to encourage investment and economic reform. The zone’s growth intensified demand for high-capacity urban transport.
Guangzhou Metro: The rapid transit network serving Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong Province, China. It is another large Guangdong metro system, with separate routes and operators.
Shenzhen Metro Line 11: A Shenzhen Metro line linking central Shenzhen with Bao'an International Airport and the western city. It combines airport access with a fast route across western Shenzhen.
Luohu Port: A land border crossing between Shenzhen and Hong Kong beside Luohu railway station. The metro brings passengers to a major crossing point for travel between Shenzhen and Hong Kong.

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