Explore Stockholm’s metro art with our expert guide. Discover secrets and stories behind stunning underground artworks. Book your unique adventure now!
- T-Centralen - We will begin our tour at T-Centralen, Stockholm’s central station, where we will be greeted by Per Olof Ultvedt’s iconic blue and white murals. Here, we will talk about the history of the Stockholm metro and the public art initiative that has turned it into an underground gallery.
- Kungstradgarden Park - Next, we’ll head to Kungsträdgården Station, known for its vibrant décor reflecting the history and flora of the park of the same name. We’ll explore the archaeological ruins integrated into the station and admire the colourful works of Ulrik Samuelson.
- Solna centrum - Next, we will visit Solna Centrum station, where you will be amazed by the impressive forest landscape in green and red tones created by Anders Åberg and Karl-Olov Björk. This mural highlights ecological and social themes, providing a profound reflection on nature and urbanization.
- Tekniska högskolan - Tekniska Högskolan is a station dedicated to science and technology. Here, the works of Lennart Mörk will immerse you in a world of scientific discoveries, with references to mathematics, physics and astronomy.
- Stockholm stadion - Finally, we will end our tour at Stadion, famous for its giant rainbow celebrating diversity and equality. This station, designed by Enno Hallek and Åke Pallarp, commemorates the 1912 Stockholm Olympic Games and is a symbol of inclusion and hope.
- Spanish speaking tour guide throughout the tour
- Complimentary ticket for those who require it
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Dive into the underground magic and experience Stockholm like never before!
A unique adventure with our Underground Magic tour, where you will explore the stunning underground art of Stockholm’s metros. This tour will take you through the most artistic and fascinating metro stations in the world, revealing the stories and secrets behind each piece of art. Accompanied by an expert guide, you will discover how the Stockholm metro has been transformed into a public art gallery, with over 90 stations decorated by Swedish and international artists.
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