Stockholm train map
This page uses SL's rail network map, in which the commuter trains (pendeltåg) are drawn in pink. These lines are the fastest way to cross the county, reaching Södertälje, Nynäshamn, Bålsta, Märsta and Uppsala, and they are covered by the same SL ticket as the metro.
Since the Citybanan tunnel opened in 2017, commuter trains have their own stations in the centre: Stockholm City, beneath T-Centralen, and Stockholm Odenplan. Long-distance and regional trains keep using Stockholm Central Station next door, where SJ and other operators run services to Gothenburg, Malmö, Oslo, Copenhagen and the north of Sweden.
Commuter rail lines are numbered in the forties. Line 40 continues north through Arlanda C to Uppsala, which makes it a cheaper alternative to the airport express, but a special fee is charged for travel to or from Arlanda C, Knivsta and Uppsala. Trains are run on SL's behalf by SJ, and departure boards list both the line number and the final stop.
Stockholm rail map
Map of Stockholm trains
SL's rail network map (2019), focusing here on the pink commuter train lines towards Bålsta, Märsta, Uppsala, Södertälje, Gnesta and Nynäshamn.
It shows where commuter trains connect with the metro and trams, and a note recalls the extra fee for Arlanda C, Knivsta and Uppsala. Services may have changed since this edition, so confirm the line on the departure board. Source: SL (AB Storstockholms Lokaltrafik).