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Explore Stockholm’s Tunnelbana: The World’s Longest Art Gallery Underground - Stockholm

Explore Stockholm’s Tunnelbana: The World’s Longest Art Gallery Underground

Stockholmeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; expect moderate walking and standing time.

Overview

Discover Stockholm's Tunnelbana, the world’s longest underground art gallery, on a captivating two-hour guided tour. Explore sculpted rock stations adorned with unique Swedish art from past decades.

Stockholm, Stockholms län

Tunnelbana Tour

Alla scoperta della metro di Stoccolma, la galleria d'arte più lunga del mondo - DURATA: 2 ore

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About This Adventure

Discover the unique beauty of Stockholm's metro, the world's longest art gallery! This captivating two-hour tour takes you through stunning stations carved from rock, showcasing Swedish art history and innovative techniques. Starting at Kungsträdgården, explore the most striking stations and experience a journey that blends the past with the future.

Discover the unique beauty of Stockholm's metro, the world's longest art gallery! This captivating two-hour tour takes you through stunning stations carved from rock, showcasing Swedish art history and innovative techniques. Starting at Kungsträdgården, explore the most striking stations and experience a journey that blends the past with the future.

Adventure Tips

Plan for Two Hours

The full tour lasts about two hours, so wear comfortable shoes and bring water to stay refreshed.

Start at Kungsträdgården Station

Meet outside Kungsträdgården metro station for easy access and a perfect introduction to the tour.

Bring a Camera

Many stations feature stunning lighting—capture these underground masterpieces with your camera or smartphone.

Use Public Transport to Return

After the tour, use the metro or buses to easily return to your accommodation in Stockholm’s city center.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Urban birds found in some open-air station areas
  • Fish species visible in nearby waterways from metro bridges

History

Stockholm’s Tunnelbana was opened in 1950 and transformed city transit by integrating progressive public art as part of urban development.

Conservation

The city actively maintains the art and emphasizes eco-friendly public transport to reduce emissions and preserve urban quality of life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Essential for navigating stations and walking between metro stops.

Light jacket or sweater

Subway stations can be cool and damp in spring, so a light layer is useful.

spring specific

Camera or smartphone

Essential

To capture the unique artworks and station interiors.

Metro card or contactless payment

Essential

Needed for metro rides during the tour.