Art in the Subway

Sweden, not an art country, but an artistic atmosphere everywhere! Stockholm Metro Art Exhibition, staged every day! From the Olympic theme color matching, to the stone decoration of the mountain, to the combination of heaven and earth, every subway is a theme!

Episode: When we took a photo of 📸, a local uncle took the initiative to talk and asked if we liked this subway station very much? I simply chatted with him in poor English. He was happy that we must take a photo for him. The lovely Swedish uncle 😁. 🧥 Wearing suggestion: Because the subway station here is very rich in color, if you want to take portraits, it is better for girls to wear low saturation monochrome clothes as much as possible.

The station, which is based on the theme of the ancient Athens Olympics, consists of blue and white art paintings. The blue olive leaf pattern spreads on the wall of the subway station, which can soothe the anxiety of passengers and other cars, and make people feel calm and calm. There are also patterns of workers involved in the construction at the exit and escalator. This is very humane, making workers the theme of creation, and showing human rights equality.

The subway station in Stockholm, Sweden is a famous art corridor. Each subway station has its own characteristics. T-Centralen is the most famous station. It is the central station in Stockholm and the intersection of the three lines of the subway, red, blue and green. So when traveling to Stockholm, the easiest way to pass through 😎 T-Centralen is the central station platform of the Blue Line, which is in line with the theme of the Blue Line. The entire station platform is mainly blue. The wall on the platform floor is painted with ferns and flowers. 🌸 In the station where people come and go Seeing such a large blue painting, the mood can be calmed, and the power of art can be seen.

1. Stockholm Almost the city can swipe cards (including those public toilets that charge almost 5 kronor in addition to restaurants), so no cash is no problem, some stores even accept only credit cards. It is best to bring a visa card, UnionPay acceptance is not high. 2. Bring your passport with you. You need to show your id check signature when swiping your card in individual stores and supermarkets. Especially the kind that requires a tax refund. 3. Buy a 24-hour (120 kronor, but now there are not many disposable passes on paper, most of which have become rechargeable hard cards for 150 kronor, of which 30 kronor seems to be the cost) or 72-hour pass (260 kronor) you can take the subway at will (the subway station must punch in, It is worth seeing a few more) or bus or ferry, and some pass with attraction tickets feels not very recommended, and the price is not high.