San Lázaro station
San Lázaro station is served by lines 1 and B on the Mexico City metro. On Line 1, it sits between Moctezuma and Candelaria. It opened in 1969 and now handles roughly 12,741,855 passengers a year. It sits in Venustiano Carranza.
Key facts
- Lines1B
- DistrictVenustiano Carranza
- Opened1969
- Annual ridership12,741,855
- Distance from centre≈ 4.2 km
- Coordinates19.43021, -99.11483
Position on the line
On Line 1
On the B line
Map around San Lázaro
Nearest stations
- Candelaria0.5 km · 41
- Moctezuma0.6 km · 1
- Morelos1 km · B4
- Fray Servando1.1 km · 4
- Merced1.2 km · 1
- Ricardo Flores Magón1.4 km · B
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve San Lázaro station?
- San Lázaro is served by lines 1 and B on the Mexico City metro.
- Can you change lines at San Lázaro?
- Yes. San Lázaro is an interchange between 2 lines (1 and B).
- When did San Lázaro station open?
- San Lázaro station opened in 1969.
- What are the stations either side of San Lázaro on Line 1?
- On Line 1, San Lázaro sits between Moctezuma and Candelaria.
- What are the stations either side of San Lázaro on the B line?
- On the B line, San Lázaro sits between Ricardo Flores Magón and Morelos.
- How busy is San Lázaro station?
- San Lázaro handles roughly 12,741,855 passengers a year.
- Where is San Lázaro station?
- San Lázaro station is in Venustiano Carranza, Mexico City.