
Bagarmossen subway station
See Gert Marcus’s screen-printed glass plates in the underground station that replaced Bagarmossen’s former surface-level stop.
Bagarmossen

See Gert Marcus’s screen-printed glass plates in the underground station that replaced Bagarmossen’s former surface-level stop.
Bagarmossen

See Gert Marcus’s coloured glass panels along the walls of the underground station.
Bagarmossen

To see a gallery whose focus combines Scandinavian references with a Latin American twist.
Nybrogatan 45

See childhood drawings turned into fantastical station artwork by Elis Eriksson and Gösta Wallmark.
Sundbyberg

Go to see station walls filled with monsters and contraptions drawn from childhood imagery.
Sundbyberg

Go to see Gun Gordillo’s neon loops alongside the station’s retained 1950s tiles, signs, benches and bins.
Hötorget

The walls appear to change color as you move from one end of the platform to the other.
Danderyd

Go to see Siri Derkert’s sketches and portraits of people involved in environmental and women’s rights work on the station walls.
Östermalmstorg

Go to see contemporary sculpture on Kungliga Djurgården, including Cristina Iglesias’s 2026 work, *Aurora Borealis Star Dome*.
Kungliga Djurgården

Go to see the forest paintings and the political scenes added by artists Karl-Olov Björk and Anders Åberg.
Solna

See how Takashi Naraha’s cubes mirror the open sky while a black cube outside the entrance relates to the dark cave below ground.
Solna

Go to see Per Olof Ultvedt’s blue-line platform art while passing through Stockholm’s subway hub.
T-Centralen

See Lennart Mörk’s station art, including five polyhedra representing Plato’s elements.
Tekniska högskolan

Go to see the platform artwork and its words celebrating people from different cultures.
Spånga

Go to see a metro station’s platform art, including works dedicated to solidarity and brotherhood.
Spånga

Go to see Lars Arrhenius’s 8-bit-inspired tile artwork at a surface-level subway station.
Thorildsplan

To see work by emerging artists, including exhibitions that often address environmental, gender or queer themes.
Gävlegatan 10B

See “Life Line”, a 400-metre LED artwork inspired by the artist’s son’s heartbeats.
Odenplan

Go to see the raised remnant of old Hornsgatan and its art galleries and historically important buildings.
Hornsgatan 24-50

Go to see murals by Swedish and international artists in an open-air setting.
Högdalen
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Updated 3 November 2026
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