5 Most Beautiful Metro Stations In The World

Usually, public transportation like metro isn’t a preferred due to the stations being dark, dingy and grimy places. Traditionally metro stations are neither the cleanest nor safest mode of transportation but still, there are some metro stations from around the globe that can rival art galleries or even museums.

Here’s a list of some of the world’s most beautiful metro stations from around the globe. Catching a ride here will light up your trip to these places in a completely new way. You’ll get commute in a public ride while enjoying these unbelievably breathtaking sights.

# Komsomolskaya Station, Moscow, Russia

Treat yourself with the magnificence and the mystery of Moscow with Komsomolskaya station’s baroque-style decor, historical mosaics and chandeliered ceilings that resemble like a grand ballroom.

The structure features marble walls with golden mosaics which were inspired by an infamous wartime speech by Stalin.

# Westfriedhof Station, Munich, Germany

If you are into science fiction, I believe you will love this metro station!

It was designed by Ingo Mauer and includes 11 large concave lamps that fill the space with their enchanting lights.

# Slavyansky Bulvar Station, Moscow, Russia

Located on Kutuzovsky Prospekt Street, this is another opulent station in Moscow, Russia. Reminiscing Parisian Metro, the art is inspired by the works of famous French architect Hector Guimard, Slavyansky Bulvar Metro, and therefore has peculiarly decorated metal trees, branches, and leaves.

# T-Centralen Station, Stockholm, Sweden

There are approximately 90 metro stations in Stockholm have been decorated with sculptures, mosaics, paintings, and installations by artists. One of them is T-Centralen which is also known as the “Blue Platform” where all three lines of Stockholm’s underground meet. Decorated with floral and botanical motifs, this station will surely take you to a whole new world of BLUE.

# Toledo Station, Naples, Italy

Enjoy this visual spectacle that features designs based around themes of light and water. At 50 meters, it one of the deepest stations in Naples where you get to admire the underground station lit by Robert Wilson’s ‘The Light Panels’.