Santiago bus 507 (Red): route map, stops and timetable

Route 507 is the bus (locally called a “micro”) that links the Enea area, in western Santiago, with Avenida Grecia and the Municipalidad de Peñalolén in the east. It is 31.8 km long outbound and crosses the city from side to side via Av. José Joaquín Pérez, Matucana, Estación Central and Avenida Matta. It is a Red Movilidad service, the system formerly known as Transantiago. As well as “recorrido 507”, many people search for it as “micro 507” or “recorrido 507 mapa”. Here you have the route by section, the short 507c service, the timetable and how to find out where the bus is.

Route 507: from Enea to Avenida Grecia

Enea and José Joaquín Pérez. The 507 starts at Río Clarillo and Río Trancura and passes Salar de Surire, Río Refugio and Av. José María Guzmán Riesco. It continues via El Tranque, Serrano, Av. San Francisco and Federico Errázuriz until it joins Av. José Joaquín Pérez, which it follows for a long stretch: Santa Victoria, La Estrella, Teniente Cruz, the Escuela San Damián de Molokai, Avenida Las Torres, Neptuno, the Escuela Insigne Gabriela Mistral and Las Rejas, up to Antonio Ebner and Ladrillero.

Mapocho, Matucana and Estación Central. From Tropezón it takes Av. Mapocho (Lourdes, M. Rivas Vicuña) and turns into Avenida Matucana via San Pablo and Santo Domingo to Quinta Normal station. It passes the Hospital San Juan de Dios and Chacabuco and reaches Estación Central and Unión Latinoamericana stations. It then follows Avenida España (Grajales, Toesca, Domeyko), the Escuela de Ingeniería and Plaza Ercilla to Parque O’Higgins.

Avenida Matta and Avenida Grecia. Along Avenida Matta it passes San Diego, Matta station, Carmen and Avenida Portugal to Irarrázaval. After that it passes the Conjunto Empart Ñuñoa, the Villa Olímpica, Avenida Marathon, the Estadio Nacional, the Pedagógico and the Centro Olímpico Marlene Ahrens to Grecia station. The last stretch runs along Avenida Grecia (Tobalaba, Av. Consistorial, Municipalidad de Peñalolén, Los Araucanos, Pablo Neruda) and ends at Av. Diagonal Las Torres and Álvaro Casanova.

The return trip is not identical. After Parque O’Higgins it leaves via Bascuñán Guerrero and the Estadio Victor Jara towards Estación Central, and from Matucana it takes Andes (J. Miranda, Villasana, CESFAM Andes, Bismarck) to Antonio Ebner, where it rejoins José Joaquín Pérez and continues to Río Clarillo.

507 services and variants

The 507c is the short Metro Parque O’Higgins – Peñalolén service. It covers only the eastern section of the 507: Avenida Matta, Irarrázaval, Villa Olímpica, Estadio Nacional, Grecia and Avenida Grecia to Av. Diagonal Las Torres and Álvaro Casanova. It is 14.5 km long, has 58 scheduled minutes and runs Monday to Friday only, from 06:30 to 22:00, with about 53 departures and a minimum interval of 8 minutes in the morning peak. It has no departures on Saturdays or Sundays.

Route 507 timetable

According to the current DTPM operating schedule (October 2026), the 507 runs every day from 05:30 to 01:00 the following night, with about 127 departures on weekdays, 84 on Saturday and 70 on Sunday. It is not a 24-hour service: between the last departure and 05:30 no buses are scheduled.

In the morning peak (07:00 to 09:00) on a weekday, the shortest scheduled interval is 6 minutes on the 507 and 8 minutes on the 507c. There are fewer departures at weekends, so it is worth checking the predictor before you leave.

How long the 507 takes

According to the operating schedule, a full outbound trip on the 507, from Enea to Av. Diagonal Las Torres, has a scheduled time of 106 minutes for 31.8 km. The 507c has 58 minutes for 14.5 km. These are reference times: allow extra time in peak hours, especially on the central stretch between Matucana and Avenida Matta.

Bus stops and Metro connections

The 507 has 88 stops outbound and 83 on the return, and passes 8 Metro stations: Quinta Normal, Estación Central, Unión Latinoamericana, Parque O’Higgins, Matta, Irarrázaval, Estadio Nacional and Grecia. Unión Latinoamericana only appears in the direction towards Avenida Grecia; on the return the 507 passes the other seven. The 507c connects with five: Parque O’Higgins, Matta, Irarrázaval, Estadio Nacional and Grecia.

How to find out where the 507 bus is

To see how long until the next 507, use the App Red (in the app stores, “Red Metropolitana de Movilidad”), which is free and has an arrival predictor for each bus stop (paradero). You can also use “¿Cuándo llega?” on red.cl. Enter the bus stop code, printed on the stop sign: it starts with P, followed by a zone letter and a number. Between Parque O’Higgins and Avenida Grecia both the 507 and, on weekdays, the 507c stop: if you are heading west, check that the predictor shows a 507, because the 507c ends at Parque O’Higgins.

Fare and tarjeta bip!

Since 22 February 2026 the adult fare on Red buses is CLP 795 at any time, including on the 507c. Secondary and higher-education students pay CLP 260 with the TNE, primary school pupils ride free and seniors with the bip! Adulto Mayor pay CLP 390. You can pay with the tarjeta bip! (it costs CLP 1,550) or with bip!QR from the App Red and other apps.

A single payment covers up to two transfers (three legs) within 120 minutes of the first validation, as long as you do not repeat the same bus route. There is no extra charge between buses; if you transfer from the 507 to the Metro during peak hours, you pay the difference up to CLP 895.

Tips for travelling on the 507

• If you are going from Estación Central or Parque O’Higgins towards the Estadio Nacional or Peñalolén, on weekdays both the 507 and the 507c will do.
• To head back west at night, the last scheduled departure is at 01:00; after that there is no 507 until 05:30.
• The return runs along Andes, not Av. Mapocho: if you are waiting for the 507 towards Enea, look for the stops on Andes.
• As the 507 connects with eight Metro stations, you can switch to the train if the bus is slow through the centre.