The Brussels Metro is a rapid transit system serving the city of Brussels, Belgium. It consists of four lines, identified by numbers and colors, and covers a network of 60 kilometers with 59 stations. The metro is an efficient way for residents and tourists to navigate the city. Opened in 1976, the Brussels Metro is operated by the STIB/MIVB, the public transport company in Brussels. Trains run frequently, making it a convenient option for daily commuters. The system connects key areas, including the city center, business districts, and popular attractions.