Your station, in focus
Choose your station, or use your location to find the nearest one. The app remembers your choice, and a star keeps the stops you use most a tap away.
MetroBus Coimbra puts one station’s departures on a single board, towards the centre and towards Serpins, with the Blue, Red and Green lines together, and says where each bus ends. Choose your station or let your location find the nearest. Timetables come from Metro Mondego’s official open data and, once downloaded, work with no signal.
The MetroBus departure boards at Solum, on a weekday at 08:31, from the official timetable. Each departure carries its line’s colour and says where the bus ends.
Five screens captured from the app itself on a weekday morning, with Solum as the station. Every time shown is real. The app follows your phone’s theme, and these screens follow this page’s: view it in dark mode to see the charcoal boards.
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One station, every line, both directions. Solum on a weekday morning: To Coimbra B · República and To Serpins, Blue, Red and Green on the same board, and each departure says where it ends.
Every published minute for your station and direction, on weekdays, Saturdays and Sundays, with all the lines in one grid. The next departure is marked; past ones are greyed out.
The three lines drawn on a map that ships inside the app, so it works with no signal, with each bus shown where the timetable says it should be. Tap a station to open its board.
Choose where you are going and get the direct departures, with arrival time and stops where the published trip data provides them, and the fare the trip needs.
Search, the stations near you, favourites, and all 37 with their line badges. A fresh install asks you to choose; it never guesses a station for you.
Everything else in the app exists to answer that question better.
Choose your station, or use your location to find the nearest one. The app remembers your choice, and a star keeps the stops you use most a tap away.
The Blue, Red and Green lines share most of their route, so the board puts them together and groups by direction, towards the centre and towards Serpins, so you can see whichever bus comes first. Every departure carries its line’s colour and says where it ends: Coimbra B, República, Serpins, Lousã - Estação, Corvo or Vale das Flores.
Every published departure for your station and direction, on weekdays, Saturdays and Sundays, with all the lines in the same grid. Tap an upcoming departure for its details; past ones are greyed out.
For the bus coming within the hour, set a reminder five minutes before it leaves, or one timed to your estimated walk plus two minutes’ spare, so it fires when you need to start walking.
A diagram of the lines for finding your place on the route, with the zone changes marked, and a geographic map for finding it in the city. The map ships inside the app, so both work offline, and tapping a station opens the same station page.
Municipal, Intermunicipal and Regional: a pre-purchased ticket costs €1, €2 or €3 and is valid for 90, 120 or 150 minutes; monthly passes are €30, €35 or €40, with day passes too. The planner names the fare your trip needs, and every station shows its municipality.
Widgets put the next scheduled departure on your Android or iOS home screen. On supported iPhones a Live Activity can show it on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and Siri can answer the next departure from the saved timetable.
Download the timetable once and the countdown works in a tunnel or with data off. The app checks for a newer timetable when you open it and only downloads one when the operator has published it.
A station page lists its lines, its municipality, and a ticket machine or office only where Metro Mondego has announced one. Line status comes from the operator’s own notices, and when a check fails the app says so instead of showing an all-clear.
There is no live feed of the Metrobus buses in this app, and it does not pretend to have one. Countdowns come from the published timetable and your phone’s clock. When the app shows where a bus should be, that is an estimate, and it says so.
Since 11 September 2026 the network runs as three colour-coded lines. The app knows all three, and treats them as one wherever they stop at the same place. Blue, Red and Green, as on the station signage.
Serpins ↔ Coimbra B · 33 stations across three municipalities. Some trips end at Lousã - Estação, Corvo or Vale das Flores, and the board says which.
Serpins ↔ República · 32 stations. It follows the same route as the Blue line into the city, then climbs to República.
Coimbra B ↔ República · 8 stations, all in Coimbra. The city link between Coimbra B station and República.
The Blue and Red lines share 28 stations between Serpins and the city, so across most of the network both of them stop. Portagem is no longer a terminus: for the centre you carry on to Coimbra B or República, or change to the Green line.
MetroBus Coimbra is not an official Metro Mondego app and has no affiliation with the operator. It was built by someone who rides the Metrobus and wanted a simpler way to catch it.
Timetables and stops come from the NeTEx dataset Metro Mondego publishes on the Portuguese government open-data portal, dados.gov.pt. This app is not an official source of public information: for official timetables, fares and notices, see Metro Mondego and SMTUC.
There is no account and no sign-up. Location is used on-device only, to find your nearest station and estimate your walk to it.
Your chosen station and favourites are saved on your phone. Departure reminders use the system’s notifications.
The app’s network calls download the public timetable and the operator’s service notices from the project’s server. The map is bundled. No advertising SDKs, no tracking libraries, no analytics.
Android and iOS, from the same codebase.
Timetable in force since 11 Sep 2026