[2025 Stockholm Attraction] Travel Guide for Art in the Subway (Updated May)

The subway station in Stockholm, Sweden is a famous art gallery. Each subway station has its own characteristics. Among them, T-Centralen is the most famous station. It is the central station of Stockholm and the intersection of the red, blue and green subway lines. point, so when traveling to Stockholm, it is easiest to pass by😎 T-Centralen is most famous for the central station platform of the Blue Line. In line with the theme of the Blue Line, the entire station platform is mainly blue💙The walls of the platform floor are painted with ferns and flowers🌸 As people come and go When I went to the station, I saw such a large blue painting, and my mood calmed down, which shows the power of art😝 Take the escalator to the next floor, and the theme of the murals in the station changed to workers building the subway👷 Just like this rock-shaped The subway station was built by this group of workers, interesting😎😎 #2023 Travel Desire #Overseas Travel #Sweden #Writer-in-Residence Hokkaido

Rather than taking a photo without passers-by, I prefer this one that is closer to reality. Born in an era where everyone lives in a hurry, we do not have to follow the rapid pace of the public, nor do we have to be distressed because we walk slower than others, but slowly find our own rhythm, so that we can still be in the chaos. Smile calmly. . Stockholm is a very artistic place. Each subway station is a work of art with its own color, adding a little color to everyone's ordinary day. So when you go to Stockholm, remember to leave some time to swim the subway river. In the photo It’s T-Centralen, take your time and look for your own color while admiring it! #most travel experience #travel inspiration #kol check-in hotspot #attraction shooting guide #metro #stockholm #sweden #overseas travel

The subway in Stockholm is the city's flowing art gallery, and it is a spirit of every passing person. Here is the pride of the entire Swede, if you travel there, don't miss it. The subway consists of three main lines: red, green and blue. It was opened in 1950. In more than 100 sites along the line, you can enjoy the creation of artistic styles from different periods from the 1950s to the 21st century. The station is an independent piece of art. When I got down to the subway station, I was glad that I was buying a 24-hour ticket instead of a one-way time-limited ticket. Every time I got off the train, I was shocked and amazed, and I was more expecting the next stop. The subways here are all dug deep, there are no smooth and smooth walls, the murals and reliefs in the station are mostly attached to the naturally mined rocks. The theme and elements vary with the color, perhaps allowing people to enter the subway. More attention is paid to this art gallery to counter the fear of going deep underground. A subway ticket, one day, in the ocean of art, no more exciting than this!

#0yentravel "Stockholm's subway is so decorated with art that it is called the "world's most beautiful subway." Each station has a different theme, and you'll discover something new every time you walk through the underground passage. The colorful tile art and murals are stunning. ▶T-Centralen and Kungsträdgården stations are especially popular. ▶You can also enjoy art tours with a one-day subway pass."

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Stockholm, Sweden is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come here for sightseeing and vacation. There are many attractions in Stockholm. This time I would like to introduce a very famous attraction in the local area: the Art Metro. The Stockholm subway is known as the world's longest art gallery, like a unique underground art gallery. These cave-like subway stations are covered with large areas of colorful paintings, as if you have traveled through space to another world. If you have plenty of time when you come to Northern Europe, remember to come and take a look! It will take at least three or four hours to complete these stations! But believe me, it's really worth it! Here are some of the sites I quickly checked in at without having to go back and that I think are most worth checking out. The subway line I took was: Take Line 14 first: 1⃣Tekniska hogskolan 2⃣Stadion 3⃣T-centralen Transfer from T-centralen to Line 11 Line 11: 4️⃣Kungstradgarden 5️⃣ Radhuset 6️⃣Slona centrum Then to Line 10: 7️⃣Tensta Site 1: Tekniska hogskolan dodecahedron The glass cube chandelier is a mixture of technology and primitiveness, making you feel like you are in Ali Potter's magical world. Stop 2: Stadion Rainbow Peak Rainbow Station at Damingding. The check-in point is the entire platform: the walls, the arch in the middle, and the ends of both sides of the platform have design elements. Stop 3: T Centralen Art Pioneers This station is on Line 10. It is the intersection of all stations. If you are on the green or red platform when you exit the station, you can follow the signs and take the escalator down to find the T Centralen blue line platform, which is within ten minutes' walking distance. Stop 4: KUNGSTRÄDGARDEN Underground Magic Palace A gorgeously decorated stop in Stockholm, with the style of black and white chess and mosaic collage, full of fairy tale atmosphere. Stop 5: Radhuset Pristine Cave It was like entering a volcanic cave. This stop was full of cavernous feeling and very magnificent, looking like it was swallowed by the earth's magma. Stop 6: Solna Centrum Blood Forest It is also a popular website, with bold contrast of red and green colors, and red flames like fire, igniting passion, as if you are in another world. Stop 7: Tensta Cave Paintings Everywhere is filled with childlike fun and innocence, and exudes a relaxed atmosphere of childlike innocence. It is said that the artist who created this cave wanted to make everyone feel welcome through this station.

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#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Stockholm subway stations are famous for their unique designs. Many stations are carved out of rocks. Designers make use of the irregular surfaces of the rocks and incorporate local historical and cultural characteristics. We highly recommend buying a 24-hour ticket to visit. We looked at the recommendations on the Internet and selected a few must-see stations. After reading them, the following are the special stations we sincerely recommend, in the order of the pictures above: Blue Line: Figure 1. T-centralen: It is said that the artist painted the blue vines and floral patterns to create a comfortable and calm environment for passengers. Figure 2.3 4. Kungsträdgården (King's Garden): This station is like an underground garden. The theme is to commemorate the royal palace that was destroyed by a ruthless fire in the 17th century. It also houses relics from the former royal palace, and this portrait sculpture is one of them. Figure 5. Solna Centrum: This is a forest-themed station with a red sky surrounding the entire forest. Figure 6.7. Tensta: The theme of this large animal world comes from the fact that there are many residents from all over the world who immigrated to Sweden near this station. The artist wants to express his welcome to them to become a part of Sweden through these paintings and designs. Red Line: Figure 8. Tekniska Högskolan: This station is located next to the Royal Institute of Technology and has a strong scientific flavor. The artist used paintings, figures, sculptures and dodecahedrons to express the four classic elements of fire, air, water and earth. Figure 9.10 Stadion: This station was built to commemorate the Olympic Games held in Stockholm in 1912. The five colors of the rainbow represent the five rings of the Olympic movement.

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#June Good Places 2024 Stockholm's metro station is the world's longest art gallery, inviting over 100 artists to design, different stations have different themes, but not every station has a design, some are very ordinary metro stations, but it is recommended to go to its different metro stations to see and discover some different art and colors, the easiest to find must be the location of the central railway station, is the picture on the time that the blue picture is really beautiful. #Stockholm #Sweden #Nordic #MetroStation

The Stockholm Metro is known for its station decoration and is known as the world's longest art gallery. In these 100 subway stations, you can enjoy different styles and unique artistic creations in more than 90 subway stations. More than just the overall design of the station, the various sculptures, lighting, mosaics, oil paintings, decorations and reliefs on the platform make each subway station unique and unique. It is really a "one stop, one scenic". Since the mid-1980s, the Stockholm subway has been plagued by graffiti. Some trains have to be operated for several weeks after being graffiti. Some graffiti on the station for months or even years. Can't be cleared. If the train is graffitied, it will stop running immediately, and the station's graffiti will be cleared within a few days. The cost of cleaning up such graffiti during the year is more than 100 million Swedish kronor (2006 was SEK 115 million).

The art subway station in Stockholm has been heard for a long time. Officially, 90% of the subway stations have been artistically adorned, but the most impressive is the art corridor with the subway blue line, which retains the uneven wall. The traces of the face transform the long tunnel of the station into a space created by the artist. Stadion is the most famous of the many stations. The large blue tone of the subway station makes the rainbow lining extraordinarily bright. Reaching out can seem to touch the rainbow. There are also various rainbow series logos in the subway station, which makes people reluctant to leave. If the subway station in Shanghai is so artistic, I don't mind if I go to work on the subway every day.

There are a lot of net red subway stations in the world, attracting tourists to check in, but so far, no subway can be as unique as the Stockholm subway. There are three main lines, 100 stations, and the most special, it is the world's longest underground art gallery. Because of this, I even want to live in Stockholm, go to a subway station every day, and spend three months to finish. When Stockholm began to build the subway in 1950, people conceived how to decorate each subway station, and later decided to let more than 100 artists use their own style and artistic ideas to decorate a platform. So one of the world's longest subway networks has become one of the world's longest art galleries. In more than 100 subway stations, people can enjoy a variety of styles of painting, murals, sculptures and a variety of artistic expression techniques. Its wonderful.