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Nearest Metro Station to Shankar's Doll Museum

ITO is the closest station in the verified MetroX landmark mapping, approximately 0.09 km away by direct coordinate distance.

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Direct answer

ITO is the nearest mapped metro station

The nearest metro station to Shankar's Doll Museum is ITO, approximately 0.09 km away by direct coordinate distance. The station is served by Violet Line.

Station

ITO

Direct distance

0.09 km

Metro line

Violet Line

Direct coordinate distance is not a walking route. Roads, station entrances, barriers and access gates can make the practical distance longer. Confirm time-sensitive access before travelling.

Alternative nearby metro stations

These stations are geographically close to ITO. Their listed distances are measured from the primary station, not from Shankar's Doll Museum.

Mandi House0.8 km from station Supreme Court1.1 km from station Delhi Gate1.1 km from station

Popular routes to ITO

Start with one of these major interchanges, or open the route planner to choose another origin.

New Delhi to ITO Rajiv Chowk to ITO Kashmere Gate to ITO

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the nearest metro station to Shankar's Doll Museum?

The nearest metro station to Shankar's Doll Museum is ITO Metro Station, located approximately 0.09 km away by direct distance on the Violet Line.

How far is Shankar's Doll Museum from the metro station?

Shankar's Doll Museum is about 0.09 km direct distance from ITO Metro Station. Practical walking or driving distance may be slightly longer depending on the exit gate and road access.

Which metro lines connect to Shankar's Doll Museum?

Shankar's Doll Museum is served by ITO on the Violet Line.

Landmark source: OpenStreetMap snapshot dated 9 August 2026. Review this landmark on OpenStreetMap. Data and access conditions can change.