Sweden’s capital city is outstanding for a lot of reasons, but its colorful cave-like metro stations take the cake. While commuting to and from work or going about mundane errands on public transit, people are treated to 70 miles of subterranean artistic expression. Over 90 of the 100 stations in the 110km labyrinth have been adorned with paintings, mosaics, installations, carvings and sculptures dating back to the 1950s. Take a look at Stockholm’s subway, often called “the world’s longest art gallery.”

The Devine T-Centralen Station

Pride in the Metro?

Look Up at Funky Kungsträdgården Station

This One Will Have You Seeing Red

Tap Into Your Inner Caveman at Radhuset Metro Station

Transport to the Future

Homage to Video Games

< Source : https://www.destinationtips.com/destinations/stockholms-best-kept-secret-is-its-underground-art-scene/1/ >