2018, the connection from Line 9 Tacubaya station towards Observatorio is planned, but a completion date has not been announced. This would make Observatorio, together with Tacubaya, Chabacano and Pantitlán, the only transfer stations in the Mexico City Metro network to have connections with three lines, in this case Line 1, Line 9 and Line 12. In October 2020, Mexico City's government announced a project to renovate the Observatorio area and to build a terminal that will allow users to transfer between metro, commuter rail and other public transportation services. It has been projected to be used by a million people every day and will be the most important complex of this type in Latin America. Works are expected to be finished by the end of 2022. Exits Northeast: Av. Minas de Arena, Col. Pino Suárez Northwest: Av. Minas de Arena, Col. Pino Suárez Southeast: Real del Monte street, Col. Pino Suárez Southwest: Real del Monte street, Col. Pino Suárez Gallery See also List of Mexico City metro stations References External links Mexico City Metro stations in Álvaro Obregón, Mexico City Railway stations opened in 1972 1972 establishments in Mexico Observatorio Mexico City Metro Line 12 stations Accessible Mexico City Metro stations