5 most beautiful metro stations in the world
September 30, 20243 Mins Read
Metro rail and metro stations have changed the scene of Dhaka. But today let's know about the 5 most beautiful metro stations in the world. In all the countries of the world there are some beautiful places, which are as much a surprise to the tourists as they are not loved by the locals. Traveling around the world to see these beauties is never ending. Some of the amazingly beautiful tourist spots that catch the eye include the beautiful metro stations of various cities in different countries. Let's take a look at their stories and pictures.
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Bund Sightseeing Tunnel, Shanghai
Not just a traditional metro station, Shanghai's Bund Sightseeing Tunnel is one of the region's main tourist attractions. An underground transit experience like this cannot be found anywhere else. Linking the Bund and Pudong, this tunnel displays a play of light that evokes a sense of wonder and fascination at the same time. Its walls are covered with LED lights and mirrors, which completely transform the ordinary scene with various effects. And as a result, it has become one of the most beautiful metro stations in the world.
Atovo Station, St. Petersburg
Another gem of Russia is Atovo Station in St. Petersburg. It is known for its perfect design. The marble pillars of this station are decorated with glass. This huge space gives a luxurious feel due to the pillars. The chandeliers and mosaics here depict the invasion of Leningrad. Along with its historical importance, its artistic appeal is also a matter of thought. Atovo is not just a metro transit point, but a tribute to Russian art.
Formosa Boulevard Station, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Formosa Boulevard station is the largest glass structure in the world. It is called Dome of Light. It was created by Italian artist Narcissus Quagliata. The dome has a diameter of 30 meters and covers an area of 2180 square meters. This dome consists of 4,500 glass panels. Its design tells the story of the four basic elements of life, water, earth, light and fire. The colorful domes and exquisite detailing make it one of the most popular places for photography and mesmerize the passengers every moment with its beauty.
T Centralen, Stockholm
Stockholm's T Centralen is the heart of the city's metro system. An excellent example of how art can be used effectively in a public place is its Blue Line platform. It was created by artist Per Wolf Alted. The main attraction of this station is the blue and white motif painted directly on the bedrock. The design of flowers and vines on the walls of the raw stone tunnel always creates a very soft and relaxing atmosphere throughout the place.
Arts a Mitie, Paris
Inspired by Joulverne's work, Paris's Arts-à-Mitte is a dream steam-powered station. The station was designed by Belgian comic artist Francoise Sweeten. Throughout the station there are copper walls, portholes, large submarine gears. You have to be amazed to see them. The unique design of this station is taken from Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Travelers are sure to dive into the fantasy world when they come to this place!
