Photos: The World’s Most Architecturally Interesting Subway Stations

Travel Blog  •  Michael Yessis  •  12.09.09 | 11:02 AM ET

As compiled by designboom. The gallery includes shots from Stockholm, Bilbao, Shanghai and Munich (pictured), among others. (Via Coudal)

munich most interesting subway stationsPhoto by Mike Knell via Flickr (Creative Commons)

 

Tags: Architecture, Train Travel, Travel Photography, Asia, China, Shanghai, Europe, Germany, Munich, Spain, Sweden, Stockholm, News and Briefs

Michael Yessis

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2 Comments for Photos: The World’s Most Architecturally Interesting Subway Stations

Grizzly Bear Mom 12.09.09 | 4:19 PM ET

You forgot the metro stop under the Rodin Museum, where there is a copy of the Balzac and The Thinker statues.  The French have so much art the throw it in the basement.

credit cards 12.16.09 | 2:08 AM ET

Good stuff. Wish more US stations were this creative. The Shanghai photos were incredible (although from what I understand it is not really part of the station itself, but is an adjacent tourist attraction.)

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