How do I find MRT station exits in Singapore?

You can use our interactive Singapore MRT map to find every station exit. Simply search for a station like 'Orchard' or 'City Hall', and the map will highlight all exit locations (Exit A, B, C, etc.) with detailed ground-level information.

What are the main MRT lines in Singapore?

Singapore's MRT network consists of several major lines: North-South Line (Red), East-West Line (Green), North East Line (Purple), Circle Line (Yellow), Downtown Line (Blue), and the Thomson-East Coast Line (Brown).

How can I see nearby attractions for an MRT station?

By selecting a station on our map, you can view the surrounding area including shopping malls, public buildings, and tourist landmarks. This helps you choose the best exit for your destination.

Singapore MRT Maps - Interactive Station Guide, Exits & Transit Information

Singapore MRT System Map

About the Singapore MRT System

Singapore's Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system is a world-class metro network that forms the backbone of the city-state's public transport. Boasting over 140 stations and 200km of track, it offers a fast, reliable, and air-conditioned way to travel across the island. Whether you're a local commuter or a tourist exploring the city, understanding the MRT exits is crucial for reaching your destination efficiently.

Major MRT Lines in Singapore

North-South Line (NSL)

The first line in Singapore, connecting the North (Jurong East, Woodlands, Yishun) to the South (Marina South Pier).

East-West Line (EWL)

The longest line, running from Pasir Ris and Changi Airport in the East to Tuas Link in the West.

North East Line (NEL)

A fully automated line connecting HarbourFront to Punggol through the heart of the city.

Circle Line (CCL)

An orbital line that connects all radial lines and provides easy access to the suburbs.

Downtown Line (DTL)

Serves the Bukit Timah corridor, the central business district, and the eastern regions.

Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL)

The newest addition, improving connectivity from the North to the East Coast via the CBD.

How to Use Our Interactive MRT Map

Our guide is designed to help you navigate station exits with ease:

Search: Use the search bar to find any station by name.
View Toggle: Switch between a high-detail Image View (best for station layouts) and an interactive Map View (best for geographical context).
Exit Locations: Identifies every exit (Exit A, Exit B, etc.) to help you find the shortest path to malls, hospitals, and parks.
Real-time Location: Tap the GPS button to find the nearest MRT station to your current position.

Singapore MRT Map with Exits