Stockholm Subway Art and Photo Tour World’s longest gallery





Description
Explore the Stockholm subway system, known as the world’s longest art gallery. Discover over 100 kilometers of colorful, intricate, and thought-provoking artwork spread across more than 90 Stockholm subway stations. See how the Stockholm subway art transforms a simple public transportation network into a cultural experience. Admire abstract paintings and sculptures, murals, and installations, part of an ongoing art project since the 1950s. Immerse yourself in Swedish history, modern art, and unique storytelling—all while navigating the Stockholm metro stations.
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Itinerary
A detailed tour of the extensive street art decorating the metro station in Stockholm
Highlights
What's included
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(14)
Fun way to familiarize ourselves with the subway system and see some cool art. Our guides, Alice and Jennifer, were great and kept us on the move but informed. Would recommend as a way to start your stay!
Good overall. Magnificent frescoes on the walls and ceilings! That remains to be seen! Too bad a station was closed for visiting. Top-notch guide.
Great descriptions of some of the many artworks in the subway system. Impossible to see even a fraction of them in 2 hours but a nice overview.
While the tour itself was very interesting, The meeting point was different to what was on the booking voucher, creating confusion from the get go. The guide was late and difficult to locate, and despite the tour stating it finishes back at the meeting point, the tour abruptly ended in a random subway station with no directions on how to get back, with the guide pulling out a credit card machine requesting payment (when we had already paid). I didn't like this. It left a sour taste in our mouths.
Interesting but might have been fascinating with a more knowledgable guide. It was surprising that the first two stops were closed and we needed to walk to the third(the guide was also surprised and apologetic).
Nothing because the point of the meeting point was wrong at the app and we could not make the tour..
Jan did a very good job explaining in very good German about the history of art in the subway and the meaning of the works we saw. A very interesting tour, which of course covers only a small part of the subway. A perfect way to soend your time when the weather is not do good. if you want to tip, take some cash with you
Excellent guide, has extensive command of the subject..
Interesting artwork, but only saw a few stations in the time available. Disappointing level of information and time with the artwork given the price of the tour (subway tickets not included).
Pass on this. There are apps you can a download that will do a better job for free. If you don’t know how to navigate public transportation maybe book it, but it’s really easy to get around.



