The SG MRT Map covers every line and station across Singapore’s rail network, making it straightforward to plan any journey across the island. Heading to a hawker centre, a park, or a shopping mall, the map shows you which line to take and where to change. Use the SG MRT Map as your starting point before you head out.
Singapore’s MRT lines reach most parts of the island, from the city centre to the heartlands. You can hop off at Little India for the food and temples, or ride out to Bayfront for the waterfront and the Gardens. Each station opens up a different part of the city, and the map helps you understand how the network fits together.
The SG MRT Map is a practical tool for first-time visitors and long-time residents of Singapore alike. Stations like Bugis drop you into busy shopping streets, while others like Botanic Gardens lead you to one of Singapore’s most popular green spaces. Getting around the Lion City gets much easier once you have a clear picture of the network.
The SG MRT map in 2026
Singapore’s rail network now has six MRT lines and three LRT systems. The North South, East West, Circle and Thomson-East Coast Lines, plus the Bukit Panjang LRT, are run by SMRT. The North East and Downtown Lines, and the Sengkang and Punggol LRT, are run by SBS Transit. The biggest recent change came on 12 July 2026, when Circle Line Stage 6 opened and turned the Circle Line into a full loop.
More is on the way. Bedok South and Sungei Bedok on the Thomson-East Coast Line, and Xilin and Sungei Bedok on the Downtown Line, are due in the second half of 2026. The Jurong Region Line should follow around 2028, and the first phase of the Cross Island Line is targeted for 2030. You can pay with a contactless bank card, a mobile wallet or an EZ-Link card, and fares depend on distance. Browse every line in the MRT line guide or download the PDF map.
The network today: the official LTA system map for 2026.
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