Stockholm Subway
Stockholm C is the easiest and most sustainable way to get around the city´s seven areas and the sixty shopping streets
USE THE SUBWAY
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KUNGTRÄDSGÅRDEN - HJULSTA
The Blue line has 2 routes and 20 stations: 19 subterranean (all rock) and one elevated station. The track is 25,516 metres long. It opened 31 August 1975.
Travel time:
23 minutes
HJULSTA - KUNGTRÄDSGÅRDEN
KUNGTRÄDSGÅRDEN - AKALLA
Travel time:
22 minutes
AKALLA - KUNGTRÄDSGÅRDEN
ROPSTEN - NORSBORG
The Red line has 2 routes and 36 stations: 20 subterranean (4 concrete, 16 rock) and 15 above ground stations. The track is 41,238 metres long (Only 18 metres shorter than the Green line). It opened 5 April 1964.
Travel time:
44 minutes
NORSBORG - ROPSTEN
MÖRBY CENTRUM - FRUÄNGEN
Travel time:
33 minutes
FRUÄNGEN - MORBY CENTRUM
ÅKESHOV - SKARPNÄCK
The Green line (officially Tunnelbana 1, or “Metro 1”) has 3 routes and 49 stations: 12 subterranean (nine concrete, three rock) and 37 above ground stations. The track is 41,256 metres long. It opened 1 October 1950.
Travel time:
43 minutes
SKARPNÄCK - ÅKESHOV
ALVIK - FARSTA STRAND
Travel time:
37 minutes
FARSTA STRAND - ALVIK
HÄSSELBY STRAND - HAGSÄTRA
Travel time:
55 minutes
HAGSÄTRA - HÄSSELBY STRAND
DJURGÅRDSLINJEN
NORRMALM – DJURGÅRDEN
T-CENTRALEN - WALDEMARSUDDE
Tram number 7. From the Central station (T-Centralen) to Djurgården with the final stop at Waldemarsudde, with several stops on Djurgården, including Nordiska museet, Vasamuseet, Junibacken, Liljevalchs, Abba The Museum, Gröna Lund and Skansen.
Timetables and prices: www.sl.se
Travel time:
25 minutes
WALDERMARSUDDE - T-CENTRALEN
The Stockholm´s Subway is the easiest way to get around the City Centre.Timetables and prices:
www.sl.se