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Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street

An elevated Orange Line station serving Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street and the dense residential blocks around it in west Riyadh.

Line 3

Lines

Through station

On the line

Elevated

Station type

Yes

Step-free access

About Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street

Named after the well-known west Riyadh thoroughfare it serves, Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street station stands elevated on the Line 3 (Orange) viaduct and has no interchange with any other line. It sits in a dense residential quarter where shops and everyday services line the main streets, between Western Station and Dhahrat Al Badiah. Most of its traffic is local: residents travelling between the neighbourhood and the centre, since trains run through to Qasr Al Hokm, Al Hilla and Al Margab in the old city without a change. It works the other way round too, as a convenient way in for people coming from outside the district to reach the street itself and its shops. Line 3 is the network's longest route at 40.7 km (25 mi), and this station sits well out along its western, above-ground half. Platforms are at viaduct level directly above the street, so the walk from train to shopfront is a short one.

It sits between Western Station and Dhahrat Al Badiah on Line 3.

It is an elevated station and runs to the network hours: 5:30 am to midnight Saturday to Thursday, and from 10:00 am on Friday. The SAR 4 two-hour ticket covers the metro and the buses. Below you will find the station on the map, journey times, interchanges and facilities.

Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street station on Line 3 of the Riyadh Metro
Aishah bint Abi Bakr StreetElevated station on Line 3
Opened2025
LineLine 3
LocationThrough station
Coordinates24.6005°N, 46.6437°E

Where is Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street?

Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street · Elevated station on Line 3. Coordinates: 24.6005°N, 46.6437°E.

Nearby: places and services

A few minutes’ walk from Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street, you will find the following places and services.

Aishah bint Abi Bakr StreetThe street the station is named after: a recognised axis of west Riyadh, lined along its length with shops, small businesses and everyday services.A few minutes on foot
The shops along the streetShopfronts, restaurants and retail units run along the street in the blocks around the station, and are the reason many passengers get off here.Right by the station
The surrounding residential districtsA dense residential fabric fills west Riyadh on either side of the street, supplying the station's passengers in both the morning and evening peaks.A short walk away
District mosques and public officesMosques and local government facilities serve the blocks around the station and are all within walking distance of its exits at street level.Next to the station

Other stations on Line 3

Services and accessibility

Like every Riyadh Metro station, this one has ticket vending machines, darb card gates, lifts, tactile guide paths for visually impaired passengers and signage in Arabic and English. Here is what you can normally expect to find.

Lifts, escalators and step-free access at train-floor level
Tactile guide paths for visually impaired passengers and audio announcements
Gates that accept the darb card and QR-code tickets from the app
Ticket vending machine (TVM) to buy a card and top up its balance
Video surveillance and security throughout operating hours
Wayfinding signs in Arabic and English
Air-conditioned trains and platforms with platform screen doors
Women-only areas in Regular class
Taxi and ride-hailing pick-up at the entrances
darb bus connections on the same ticket

Interchanges and connections

Line 3 (Orange). Direct trains run towards Jeddah Road and in the opposite direction towards Khashm Al An. The adjacent stations are Western Station and Dhahrat Al Badiah.

Buses. The darb system covers the metro and the buses on one ticket, and bus routes and bus rapid transit (BRT) services run around Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street. You do not need a separate ticket to switch between metro and bus while your ticket is still valid.

Taxis and ride-hailing. Taxis and ride-hailing apps (Uber, Careem) are available at the station entrances for short trips beyond the network.

Tickets. Buy your ticket from a ticket vending machine in the station or in the darb app, or tap your darb card straight on the gate. Full details on the tickets and fares page and the darb card page.

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Popular journey times from Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street

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KAFD47 min1 change
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King Saud University50 min2 changes
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Frequently asked questions

Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street is on Line 3 (Orange) of the Riyadh Metro, which runs from Jeddah Road to Khashm Al An.
Elevated, on a viaduct above street level. Line 3 only enters its deep tunnel further east, from Courts Complex onwards, where it runs beneath historic Riyadh and the crowded old quarters. Everything west of that point, this station included, is above ground.
Mostly the street itself — its shops, restaurants and services — and the residential blocks either side of it. It is also a daily boarding point for residents heading into the city centre, or out towards the western end of the line at Jeddah Road.
A handful of stops east on the same train. The line calls at Dhahrat Al Badiah, Sultanah, Al Jarradiyah and Courts Complex before reaching Qasr Al Hokm, in the historic heart of the city, where Line 1 (Blue) shares the same station. No change is needed to get there.
Service at Aishah bint Abi Bakr Street station runs to the Riyadh Metro network hours: from 05:30 to 00:00 Saturday to Thursday, and on Friday from 10:00 to 00:00. Hours change during Ramadan and the Eid holidays and are announced at the time — check the schedule page before you travel.
Yes. There are ticket vending machines (TVMs) at Riyadh Metro stations, and you can buy a card or top it up there or at a ticket office. Note that the darb app does not top up the card balance — full details on the darb card page.

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