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Ana Rosa

Ana Rosa is an underground metro interchange station in the Vila Mariana district of São Paulo, where Linha 1-Azul (blue, north–south) and Linha 2-Verde (green, east–west) cross. The blue line platform opened on 17 February 1975 as part of São Paulo's first metro expansion; the green line connection followed on 12 September 1992. Named after Ana Rosa de Araújo, the station sits beneath the Rua Vergueiro / Largo Dona Ana Rosa intersection and serves as a key transfer point for the city's southern neighborhoods. The station is fully wheelchair accessible.

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