The Blue Line Platform In Stockholm

A general view of the Blue Line Platform ''T-Centralen'' at Norrmalm, Stockholm, on June 05, 2024. T-Centralen, a link in Stockholm's subway system, is opening to traffic in 1957 and is the first to incorporate artwork. The Blue Line platform, literally ''blue platform,'' is being one of the most recognizable places in the public transport system. Stockholm Metro is being one giant art gallery. More than 90 of the 100 centers are featuring works of art created by around 150 artists. (Photo by Pradeep Dambarage/NurPhoto)

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