Karlaplan — Local services in Stockholm

Karlaplan is a station on the Stockholm subway in the Östermalm district in Stockholm's inner city.

The station is served by the red line and is located between Östermalmstorg and Gärdet stations. The distance to Slussen station is 3.6 kilometers.

The station was inaugurated on 2 September 1967 in connection with the extension of the branch to Ropsten from Östermalmstorg. It is located in a cave 23 meters below the ground directly below the Fältörsten quarter. Entrance is from either Fältörsten's southern entrance at Karlaplan or from Valhallavägen/De Geersgatan.

Karlaplan is the eighth deepest subway station on the entire subway network, located 10.6 meters below sea level.

Around the seats on the platforms, the artist Tor Hörlin has decorated a stoneware niche that was inaugurated at the same time as the station in 1967. The photomontage along one of the track walls was created by Larseric Vänerlöf in 1983. It is 96 meters long and was installed in 1983. The photomontage was renovated and installed in a different technique in 2009.

Behind the art on the track walls at the station since 2006 has been a durable and easy-to-clean enamel system (enameled steel) to reduce the cost of graffiti clean-up and tire the...

Inomhusstation för tunnelbanan. Utgång på södra ändan till Karlavägen och Fältöversten och norra ändan till Valhallavägen. Bussarna från hållplats Karlaplan nås från den södra utgången av plattformen. Busshållplatserna är utrustade med väntkur. Konstverk på tunnelbanan består av ett fotomontage och...

Metro station for public transportation. There's a covered waiting area with seats and...