[2025 Stockholm Attraction] Travel Guide for T-CENTRAL Station (Updated May)

Snippets of my travel from Arlanda Airport to Stockholm Central, via Arlanda Express.

Introducing Stockholm Central Station, the station you arrive at when heading to Stockholm from Sweden's airport (Arlanda Airport) 🚝 I went there during Christmas time, so the station was decorated with illuminations and stalls like a Christmas market! It's a very large station that many people use, but it's designed to make good use of the space, so it doesn't feel crowded or cramped ♪ Central Station is located in a convenient location for traveling by train to the suburbs of Stockholm, as well as to the city. Within a 20-minute walk, there are Gamlasdan, Stockholm Palace, and Stockholm City Hall, making it easy to visit ✨ 🚉 Spot name: Stockholm Central Station 📍 Location: Centralplan 15, 111 20 Stockholm #Sweden #Stockholm #Nordic #European travel #0 yen travel February 2025

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Stockholm subway stations are famous for their unique designs. Many stations are carved out of rocks. Designers make use of the irregular surfaces of the rocks and incorporate local historical and cultural characteristics. We highly recommend buying a 24-hour ticket to visit. We looked at the recommendations on the Internet and selected a few must-see stations. After reading them, the following are the special stations we sincerely recommend, in the order of the pictures above: Blue Line: Figure 1. T-centralen: It is said that the artist painted the blue vines and floral patterns to create a comfortable and calm environment for passengers. Figure 2.3 4. Kungsträdgården (King's Garden): This station is like an underground garden. The theme is to commemorate the royal palace that was destroyed by a ruthless fire in the 17th century. It also houses relics from the former royal palace, and this portrait sculpture is one of them. Figure 5. Solna Centrum: This is a forest-themed station with a red sky surrounding the entire forest. Figure 6.7. Tensta: The theme of this large animal world comes from the fact that there are many residents from all over the world who immigrated to Sweden near this station. The artist wants to express his welcome to them to become a part of Sweden through these paintings and designs. Red Line: Figure 8. Tekniska Högskolan: This station is located next to the Royal Institute of Technology and has a strong scientific flavor. The artist used paintings, figures, sculptures and dodecahedrons to express the four classic elements of fire, air, water and earth. Figure 9.10 Stadion: This station was built to commemorate the Olympic Games held in Stockholm in 1912. The five colors of the rainbow represent the five rings of the Olympic movement.

Christmas in Stockholm was like a dream. The city was beautifully decorated with illuminations, and the cold winter weather made the atmosphere even more charming. First, we visited the city's Art Subway. Each station had a different piece of art, and it felt like walking through an underground museum. The colorful mosaic art at "T-centralen" station and the beautiful design on the ceiling at "Kungsträdgården" station were particularly impressive. We also enjoyed the Christmas market while walking along the narrow streets of Gamla Stan (Old Town) and warmed ourselves with hot mulled wine. With the falling snow and colorful shops lining the streets, we felt like we were in a storybook. The charm of winter in Stockholm is not just touring the tourist spots, but also the beautiful scenery itself, woven with art and history. #Christmas #Stockholm #Subway #Art

Stockholm's subway stations are an underground art gallery, making travel a unique cultural experience. Known as the world's longest art exhibit, nearly 90 of the 100 stations feature artworks from over 150 artists. Each station has its distinct style and story, from vibrant murals and sculptures to intricate mosaics and installations. T-Centralen's blue motifs are calming, while Solna Centrum's red and green colors evoke nature. you have to start from T central (picture 1) you would love it!

Stockholm Central Station is one of the famous attractions. This station is the largest railway station in Sweden. It began operation in 1871 and has a history of more than 150 years! If you travel to Stockholm, this station is a must for almost every tourist, but have you ever stopped to appreciate it carefully? This station is very beautiful both inside and outside. The train station has a very high ceiling and there are art installations inside. It is a typical European architectural style. Become a Trip.com Diamond member and enjoy two free airport lounge visits each year. Become a member now! #Free VIP room change on the 27th of each month Member Day

Swedish design, whether furniture, crafts, clothing, or even a very inconspicuous daily necessities, is the most classic representative of the "Nordic style" in the Scandinavian Peninsula. IKEA is just a normal case. Only when you come to Sweden can you truly experience its charm as the capital of Nordic design. - Swedish music is definitely one of the best in Europe. Not to mention the famous bands of the year, ABBA, Roxette, Ace of Base, Lobyn, Eagle-eye Chelry, Emilia, Cardigans, and Zara Larsson, Loreen, Darin, etc. in recent years Okay, today I will talk about the most beautiful subway in Europe that you must check in 🚇 Stockholm Metro. 🚇 Station name: Morby Centrum🍭 Fresh and popular colors, always feel like you are in a candy world! 🚇Station name: T-Centralen🌿 Artists: Per Olof Ultvedt, Signe Persson-Melin, Anders Österlin The theme of this station is the ancient Athenian Olympic Games, and the blue olive leaf pattern spreads on the walls of the subway station 🚇Station name: Stadion🌈 This station is to commemorate the fifth Summer Olympics held in Stockholm in 1912. It was created by artist Olle Hjortzberg. The rainbow arch of this station has become an iconic landscape of the Stockholm Metro 🚇Station name: Solna centrum🔴 Solna Centrum is a very popular station for many travelers. It was created by artists Anders Åberg and Karl-Olov Björk! The themes of the murals on both sides of the platform are some of the most concerned issues during the peak of the Swedish Industrial Revolution in the 1970s, depicting the typical sunset landscape in the countryside of Sweden in the 1970s! 🚇Station name: Rinkeby🟫 Artist Nisse Zetterberg's creation is based on the Viking ruins excavated in this area! 📍About Stockholm Metro The Stockholm Metro is mainly divided into three lines: red, green and blue, with a total length of 108 kilometers. About 90% of the more than 100 stations in the city🚏 have been covered by works of art. You can enjoy sculptures, paintings, mosaics, installation art and relief works from 150 artists from the 1950s to the present. 📍How to take the subway? 🤔 "Tunnelbana" means subway in Swedish, so if you see the "T" sign on the street, it is a subway station! #SwedishTravel #EuropeanTravel

#国外游 Stockholm's subway Tunnelbana is known as the world's longest art gallery, created by more than 150 different artists. Don't miss it when you travel! Best photo shooting station✔️ Blue Line: Kungsträdgården, T-centralen, Råd huset, Solna Centrum, Tensta Green Line: Hötorget, Thorildsplan, Bagarmosse Red Line: Tekniska Högskolan, Stadion 〰️〰️I recommend everyone to buy SL Travelcard, which can be used to take the subway, bus and some ferries. 📍Stockholm #FFinEurope #trip #Free VIP room change on the 27th of each month Member Day

Stockholm is a beautiful city spread out over countless islands and peninsulas. Most tourists head straight to the old town - Gamla Stan - situated on a small pedestrian friendly island in the middle of city to admire the beautiful architecture of this medieval city, while others, head to the chic cafés of Norrmalm for Fika - a break usually accompanied with delectable cinnamon buns and coffee - but one thing that some visitors overlook is the stunning design of Stockholm's T-bana (Metro/Subway/Underground/MRT) stations right across the city which themselves are an affordable attraction (39 SEK for 75 mins). Take some time to admire the colourful cavernous structures hidden beneath the city with each station carrying its own unique personality. #stockholm #sweden

Stockholm Central Station (Swedish: Stockholms centralstation) is a railway station in Stockholm, Sweden. It is situated in the district of Norrmalm at Vasagatan/Central Plan. The station opened on 18 July 1871 and it had over 200,000 visitors daily,[1] of which about 170,000 were travellers (105,000 with commuter trains, 25,000 with Arlanda Express and 40,000 with other trains), until 10 July 2017 when the local commuter trains started to call at the Stockholm City Station which is located under the central station.