Description
Explore the Stockholm subway system, often called ”the world’s longest art gallery,” with its vibrant collection of art that spans across 90 stations. This tour will guide you through a curated selection of stations where artists have transformed the mundane into extraordinary. From the blue cave-like walls of T-Centralen to the nature-themed designs at Solna Centrum, this underground art journey is a cultural experience unlike any other. We’ll cover themes such as political history, nature, and Swedish folklore, giving context to the art and artists behind each station.
Please note that this tour requires the use if public transport
Locations we visit
1. Kungsträdgården
Kungsträdgården station is decorated with ruins and relics, showcasing the cultural history of Stockholm, featuring colorful stone structures and plants.
2. T-Centralen
T-Centralen features iconic blue-and-white murals with plant motifs symbolizing tranquility amidst the bustling city life.
3. Stadion
Stadion station is famous for its rainbow arch that celebrates Sweden’s hosting of the 1912 Olympic Games, with bright and uplifting colors.
4. Rådhuset
Rådhuset station is carved into the bedrock, with rugged, natural rock formations that evoke the sense of being underground in a cave-like setting.
5. Solna Centrum
Solna Centrum station is known for its vibrant red walls that depict themes of deforestation and nature conservation.
6. Tensta
Tensta station highlights social and political history through abstract art, reflecting the community’s diverse culture and struggles.