By Priyanka Roshan | July 8, 2024
The "Crater de Luz" illuminates the station with a celestial glow, making it a visual delight.
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This station exemplifies Soviet-era grandeur with its baroque style, high ceilings, marble columns, and opulent chandeliers.
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It combines functionality with artistic flair, featuring blue and white cave-like designs and murals by Per Olof Ultvedt.
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The station resembles a steampunk submarine with copper walls, portholes, and mechanical details.
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It is famous for the "Dome of Light," the world's largest glass work by Narcissus Quagliata, creating a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of light and color.
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The station offers a unique underground experience with a psychedelic light show beneath the Huangpu River.
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Avtovo Station features marble columns, intricate mosaics, and grand chandeliers, reflecting Russian opulence.
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Westfriedhof Station in Munich stands out for its dramatic lighting with large, colorful lamps casting a warm glow.
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It is celebrated for its futuristic design with stainless steel columns, intricate mosaics, and art deco elements, symbolizing early Soviet architectural innovation.
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