Shenyang Metro Line 9

 Nujiang Park - Shenyang Jianzhu University


(Identification Color: blue         )

Shenyang Metro Line 9 is an “L-shaped” line running through the west and south of Shenyang, with 23 stations and a length of about 29 km (18 miles). It connects the Tiexi Square commercial area and the Olympic Sports Center, and along the way you’ll find industrial heritage, modern ecological parks, and local morning markets.

See metro maps for reference.

Timetable

Station First - Last Train
To Jianzhu University To Nujiang Park
Nujiang Park 6:00 - 23:00 —
Huaihe St. Shenyi Eryuan 6:02 - 23:02 5:54 - 23:50
Huanggutun Station 6:04 - 23:04 5:52 - 23:48
Zhongxing Cultural Plaza 6:07 - 23:07 5:49 - 23:46
North 2nd Road 6:09 - 23:09 5:47 - 23:44
Tiexi Square 6:11 - 23:11 5:45 - 23:41
Xinghua Park 6:13 - 23:13 5:43 - 23:39
Shenliao Road 6:15 - 23:15 5:41 - 23:37
Huaxiang 6:17 - 23:17 5:39 - 23:35
Jilihu Street 6:20 - 23:20 5:36 - 23:32
Datonghu Street 6:23 - 23:23 5:33 - 23:30
Caozhong 6:26 - 23:26 5:30 - 23:26
Hunhe Station 5:30 - 23:28 6:24 - 23:24
Shengli South Street 5:33 - 23:31 6:21 - 23:21
Changbai South 5:35 - 23:34 6:19 - 23:19
Yushutai 5:37 - 23:36 6:16 - 23:16
Jinyang Street 5:39 - 23:37 6:15 - 23:15
Caixia Street 5:41 - 23:39 6:13 - 23:13
Olympic Sports Center 5:43 - 23:42 6:10 - 23:10
Tiancheng Street 5:46 - 23:45 6:07 - 23:07
Langri Street 5:49 - 23:48 6:04 - 23:04
Changqing South Street 5:51 - 23:50 6:02 - 23:02
Shenyang Jianzhu University — 6:00 - 23:00
 

Frequency

7:30~9:00 6-7 min
17:00~19:00
Other Time 7-10 min
 

Transfers

 Huaihe Street Shenyi Eryuan & Changqing South Street: Transfer with Line 10
 Tiexi Square: Transfer with Line 1
 Olympic Sports Center: Transfer with Line 2
 Changbai South: Transfer with Line 4
 

Major Stations Along Shenyang Metro Line 9

Tiexi Square

This is the commercial center of Tiexi District, with plenty of shopping and dining options. From Exit D of the metro station, it’s a 3–5 minute walk to Tiexi Department Store, and from Exits G/H it’s a 2–4 minute walk to Tiexi MixC, covering all your shopping needs. The nearby 1905 Cultural and Creative Park, a gathering spot for young people, is designed with an mechanical aesthetic, and the block often hosts live house performances and creative markets.

Here you can transfer to Metro Line 1 to reach downtown areas such as Taiyuan Street, Zhongjie, and Shenyang Railway Station in about 20–25 minutes, with the transfer itself usually taking no more than 3–5 minutes.
 

Olympic Sports Center

From Exit B of the station, it’s a 5–8-minute walk to the Olympic Sports Center venue, making it the most convenient exit for concerts, football matches, and other events. Air travelers can transfer here to Line 2 for Taoxian Airport; the transfer takes no more than 3 minutes, and the ride to the airport is about 35–40 minutes.
 

Changqing South Street

After exiting from Exit C, it’s about a 10–15-minute walk to Zhengda Morning Market, a market beloved by locals and not overly commercialized. It’s full of authentic breakfast foods, among which beef huoshao (baked wheaten cake), freshly fried dough sticks, tofu pudding, small wontons, egg burgers, and savory sauce pancakes are recommended to have a try. It’s best to arrive between 7:00 and 8:00, when it’s less crowded and you can enjoy the snacks fresh out of the pan. Exit from Exit F, and you’ll arrive right at Ouya Changqing City mall, great for shopping and taking kids around.
 

Changbai South

It is located in the Changbai Island area with a pleasantly natural environment. From Exit C, it’s a 15–20-minute walk, or about 5–7 minutes by shared bike, to Changbai Island Forest Park, open all day for free. It has waterfront platforms and open lawns, perfect for cycling, strolling, and enjoying nature.

At this station you can transfer to Line 4 and reach Shenyang North Railway Station in about 30 minutes.
 

Hunhe Railway Station

This station is named after the Hunhe Railway Station old site nearby. Hunhe Railway Station is Shenyang’s only surviving Russian-style railway station building and among the city’s earliest existing railway station complexes. It was first built in 1902 with red-brick roofs and pale-yellow painted walls, which were originally dormitories for railway staff. No longer operating as a regular passenger station, the site has been fully preserved for visitors, and you can reach it by exiting from Exit C of the metro and walking about 15 minutes.
- Last updated on Oct. 21, 2026 by Jally Zhang -