Stockholm subway art

A visit to a few subway stations in Stockholm is a must for art lovers. Most of the stations are decorated with art, and they are close to the city center. Just get a metro map and plan a few stops—or explore every stop—to marvel at the art. There are three main lines: red, blue, and green, so it's quite easy to navigate. Here are some snapshots of a few of the stations.

Elevator view of central station

T-Centralen station

Radhuset station

Another view of the station

Stadshagen station (I think :) )

Odenplan station

Back to the central station

T-Centralen station

Mosaic art at T-Centralen station

Skârholmen Station - near to Ikea

Stadion station - one of my favourite

Stadion station

Rainbow theme of Stadion station

Another view at the Stadion station

One corner at the Stadion station

Tekniska högskolan station

Falling apple? Tekniska högskolan station

Inside the Tekniska högskolan station

Universitetet station. The constrast of red wall with the stony surrounding.

Knowledge and information - Universitetet station

More knowledge and information - Universitetet station

Reproduction mechanism - Universitetet station

Literature - Universitetet station

Science - Universitetet station

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