Military Museum station, Metro interchange station in Yangfangdian Subdistrict, Beijing, China.
Military Museum station is an interchange station in Beijing's subway system, connecting Line 1 and Line 9. The station has four platforms across two levels and provides nine numbered exits serving different directions.
The station opened in 1971 as part of Line 1 and was later expanded with a second platform for Line 9 over 40 years later. This expansion transformed it from a single-line stop into a major interchange station serving thousands of daily commuters.
The Line 9 concourse displays art installations centered on the theme of military strategy, reflecting the adjacent Military Museum's connection.
Access is straightforward through multiple entrances, with at least one offering wheelchair access. Use the signage to navigate between lines, especially when transferring during rush periods.
The transfer corridors between the two lines are remarkably spacious and function like underground passages designed to handle the large flow of passengers during peak hours. Few visitors expect the scale of these connecting passages before their first visit.
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