Not really. While there are more cities in Germany with a system called U-Bahn only Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Nuremberg have real U-Bahn-systems all the others technically are Stadtbahnen, Unterstraßenbahnen or simular.
But if course it’s up for discussion if the term metro should be translated in such a strict way, or whether it should be done more open to include other systems as well.
Edit: So at least if you follow the definition of the word Metro by the UITP the map is completely correct for Germany.
![[Map] Distribution of metro systems in European countries](https://dormi.zone/pictrs/image/6b5e3d77-3a53-406f-866d-09455ddc091b.png){kind=link}
Germany is missing at least Düsseldorf, Stuttgart and Frankfurt. Probably a few more.
Not really. While there are more cities in Germany with a system called U-Bahn only Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Nuremberg have real U-Bahn-systems all the others technically are Stadtbahnen, Unterstraßenbahnen or simular.
But if course it’s up for discussion if the term metro should be translated in such a strict way, or whether it should be done more open to include other systems as well.
Edit: So at least if you follow the definition of the word Metro by the UITP the map is completely correct for Germany.
Definitely a few more, at least Karlsruhe