The 20 most beautiful metro stations around the world

2. “Solna centrum” station in Stockholm

Here’s one of the stations on the Stockholm subway. Even walking down the escalator you get the feeling you’re in a cave with lava flowing out of the ceiling. It makes a somewhat frightening impression and at the same time makes you swoon with excitement.

4. “Ars-e Mathieu” station in Paris

The interior of this station, “art and craftsmanship” tells the story of a French artisan school and has a fantastic decoration that makes you stare at every detail over and over again.

5. The Bund Sightseeing Tunnel in Shanghai

The tunnels of one of Shanghai’s subway lines are equipped with multicolor lighting that makes passengers feel like they’re traveling through starry worlds connected by fantastically beautiful corridors.

11. “Malostranska” station in Prague

In “Malostranska” station in Prague, the tunnel and entryway, decorated with exclusive relief tiles with convex and concave hemispheres, offer a sophisticated combination of light green, gold and gray hues.

12. “Formosa Boulevard” station in Kaohsiung

The atrium ceiling of “Boulevard Formosa” station in Kaohsiung, supported by two massive illuminated supports. Taiwanese craftsmen used stained-glass windows depicting fantastical creatures.

15. “Stadium” station in Stockholm

This station is located near the famous Stockholm Olympic Stadium. Swedish artists turned the ceiling of the lobby into a bright blue sky, crisscrossed with a rainbow. The image looks even more spectacular because of the relief of the vault.

16. “Georg Brauchle Ring” “Marienplatz” and “Candidplatz” in Munich

The Germans, who are usually fastidious and fastidious, used bold colors and ultra-modern materials for several of Munich’s stations.

19. “Slavyansky Bulvar” station in Moscow

The “Slavyansky Bulvar”station in Moscow, decorated with steel lantern trees has just one thing to say: unforgettable and unique.

20. “Liege-Guillemain” station in Liege

End our tour in Belgium at “Liege-Guillemain” a building that looks more like a huge factory.