Knowra Stockholm Metro Stockholm Metro Stockholm’s rapid-transit network serves the Swedish capital and nearby municipalities through three color-coded lines, most of which run underground in the city center.
Tunnelbana : The Swedish term for the metro system, especially Stockholm’s underground railway. This broader name identifies the transit mode and the network’s Swedish identity.
Stockholm tramway : Stockholm’s network of street-running and reserved-track tram services. The Metro developed in part by converting existing suburban tram routes.
Stockholm Metro art : Artwork integrated into Stockholm Metro stations, including murals, sculptures, and installations. Decorated stations make the transit network a prominent public-art venue.
Stockholm light rail : Stockholm’s light-rail services, including routes that operate partly on streets and partly on reserved tracks. Light rail serves corridors with different infrastructure and operating characteristics.
Stockholm Metro lines : The Stockholm Metro’s routes, conventionally grouped as the Green, Red, and Blue lines. The three color-coded route groups structure service across the network.
Slussen : A major transport interchange and urban junction in central Stockholm. The first underground tram section opened between Slussen and Skanstull in 1933.
Stockholm Metro rolling stock : The trains used to provide passenger service on the Stockholm Metro. Train fleets determine capacity, accessibility, and the character of service.
Copenhagen Metro : The driverless rapid-transit system serving Copenhagen and nearby areas. It offers a Scandinavian comparison with automated operations and a different network design.
Stockholm Metro stations : Passenger stops on the Stockholm Metro, including underground and surface stations. Station locations show how the lines connect neighborhoods and municipalities.
Skanstull : A district and metro station in southern Stockholm, on Södermalm. It was the southern terminus of Stockholm’s first underground tram section.
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