Stockholm Metro System Tour

Did you know that the metro network in Stockholm is frequently referred to as the longest art gallery in the world? Explore the artistic essence of this vibrant city, a journey that has been evolving since the 1950s.

Tour Overview

Stretching across more than 62 miles (100 kilometers) and featuring over 90 stations, the Stockholm subway system is renowned as the longest art gallery worldwide. Are you ready to delve into this intriguing space? We’ll gather at the designated hour at the front entrance of Kungsträdgården station, found at Arsenalgatan 12, to commence our exploration.

Your journey begins at the Kungsträdgården station, celebrated for its remarkable design inspired by archaeology, with exposed rock and vibrant sculptures. It feels as though you are entering an underground garden infused with historical elements!

Next, we'll proceed to the T-Centralen station, the hub of the metro network. Its famous blue floral motifs against the white, cave-like walls make it a popular spot for photography. Then, we'll move north to Stadion station, which features a lively rainbow arch as a tribute to diversity and inclusion.

The adventure continues at Tekniska högskolan, a place where art intersects with science. Here, you'll find geometric shapes and installations that illustrate the principles of physics and technological advancements. Following this, we head west to Fridhemsplan station, where contemporary design harmonizes with artistic flair, demonstrating that creativity can flourish in everyday environments.

Our final stop will be at the Rådhuset station, characterized by its raw rock walls and deep red hues, resembling an underground cavern. After 2 hours of exploration, this will mark the end of our tour through Stockholm's extensive metro system.

Essential Information

Throughout this tour, we will navigate from one station to another via the metro. Please keep in mind that the ticket for public transport is not included in the tour fee.