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Sublime design and architecture are not exactly what you think when metro stations come to mind. But dark, Dippy and Dingy are not what the underground spots are. Instead, they are works of art. Here are the most magnificent.

Radhuset Station, Stockholm
This station almost disputes the boundaries of reality and the relationship between life and art. What did you think it looks like a fire or the hot door to hell, would you say that this science fiction is a metaphor for a daily ride at rush hour?

Kievskaya, Mayakovskaya and Komsomolskaya Stations, Moscow
We could not choose a single station in Moscow because all the metros here are phenomenal and looks more like a luxurious ballroom or a royal palace than a means of transport. Well, they are good to make it extravagant on the top!

Toledo metro station, Naples
This place is a work of art that looks like a galaxy of our wildest fantasies. Created by a diverse group of architects, designers and artists, this beautiful blue-violet mosaic is the color of serenity, taking the chaos of a daily ride.

Arts and Crafts Metro, Paris
Copper surmounted metro station was designed by the Belgian artist of François Schuitenin comic in the Steampunk style in 1994. The walls tinged with polished brass with portholes, wooden seats and COGS give the aesthetics From a submarine, which transported you from the metro to a magical sea. Arts and crafts.

Szent Gellert Square, Budapest
Although some metro stations can look dark, it informs it with a much needed color, the courtesy of the artist Tamás Komoróczky. The work tiles is soaring and meticulous in this metro, perfect for an Instagram opp. It is almost an optical illusion with its soar symmetry, which prepared us like a colorful black hole.

Bund Sightseeing Tunnel, Shanghai
Filled with futuristic zings of neonish and psychedelic scenes, illuminated, you will feel as if you have been inserted in the Bladeraunner movie. This 636.7 meter long tunnel connects the Bund and Lujiazui region of Pudong District. Filled with multimedia effects, train walls are clear and allow you to get a 360 degree view through the 3 to 5 minute trip.

Formosa Boulevard Station, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
This elegant and beautiful design is the one worthwhile to go to the other side of the world. Known as the dome of life, this station is filled with glorious stained glass. It is actually the greatest work of glass in the world, tackling at a diameter of 30 meters and covering an area of ​​2,180 square meters with 4,500 glass panels.

Grand Central, NYC
While NYC is a hectic chaotic city where you can never seem to catch your breath, Grand Central is a bizarre sanitary in chaos, with its classroom beauty. The massive windows are placed against a huge dome ceiling with a beautiful celestial work that transports you to another era.

Aocha Station, Madrid
You can not decide between the metro and the botanical garden? With the natural setting of Atocha, you are not obliged. Get your daily dose of plant oxygen in lush greenery that is densely in the middle of the huge glass and steel station.

Cross of King's Cross St. Pancras Station, London
The architectural structures in the game in the cross of the inner king are massive and amazing to marvel. A large net Kross Criss Kross, wholesale and solid, is both contemporary and futuristic in the loaded hub.