Al Yarmuk Metro Station serves the Al Yarmuk residential district in the Zone 2 eastern stretch of the Purple Line - one of several outer residential neighbourhoods along the eastern arc of Line 6. The Yarmuk area is a mixed residential zone with established communities, local markets, and neighbourhood commercial streets typical of eastern Riyadh's suburban character.
Elevated Zone 2 Purple Line station between Granada (Zone 1) to the north and Al Andalus to the south. Opened 2024.
Purple Line only. Northbound toward Granada, Al Hamra (Red Line), and KAFD. Southbound toward Al Andalus and the outer southern arc.
Toilets and WiFi. Residential commuter station with steady daily traffic.
Full step-free access with lifts, tactile paving, audio announcements, and platform screen doors.
Al Yarmuk residential district - directly served. Eastern Riyadh suburb.
Sunday to Thursday 06:00 to midnight, Friday 13:00 to 02:00, Saturday 06:00 to 02:00.
If you are heading to Al Yarmuk residential district, Al Yarmuk Metro Station is your closest metro stop on the Purple Line. It also gives easy access to Granada shopping district (1 stop north). Use the fare calculator to plan your journey cost before you travel.
First Train
06:00
Last Train
00:00
Times shown are approximate. Timings may vary on public holidays. Check the official Riyadh Metro app for live updates.
Zone 2. Single adult fare to Zone 1 city centre is SAR 6 on the Darb card. Monthly pass SAR 140 offers better value for daily commuters.
The Purple Line (Line 6). Northbound toward Granada, Al Hamra (Red Line interchange), and KAFD; southbound toward Al Andalus and the outer eastern arc.
Yes, full step-free access with lifts, tactile paving, audio announcements in Arabic and English, and platform screen doors throughout.
Take the Purple Line northbound through Granada, Al Hamra (Red Line interchange), and further to KAFD. Total journey is approximately 20 to 25 minutes.
Al Yarmuk is a mixed residential suburb in eastern Riyadh on the Zone 2 arc of the Purple Line, with local shops, mosques, and established community character.