Zinkensdamm

Rather a clean train station in the South of Stockholm with probably a huge passenger load in rush hours.nNevertheless the station is not well-signed and its easy to get lostlike it happened to me,i took the wrong direction train which caused me a bit of time wasted...nThere was no one at the platform before I took the chance to jump in the train...nPositive point was the art collection which was demonstrated in large size on station walls with a history of the visual artist.nSee some photos take in December 2020, in middle of Corona pandemic

Great Stockholm view from zinkensdamm

Subway station along the red line. Has Pressbyrån and a cobbler. 2 elevators are available. The station has an exit. The lift to the ticket hall is narrow. Larger prams and electric wheelchairs have problems with space. The elevator up to street level is larger and more accessible.

Metro station for all branches of the red line. An entrance with only escalators and an elevator. The wall art at the station consists of some kind of red glazed tiles. In the ticket hall there is a Press Office and an elevator and stairs up to the ground level.

A bit stiff when you see people you know, but otherwise it's nice to have a beer here on Friday nights. Just wish they could ban some troublemakers.