The station was opened on August 31, 1975 in connection with the launch of the first stage of the blue line. Distance from Kungsträdgården Station is 6.5 km. It is located in stone chambers 27–36 meters underground below Skytteholmsparken. It has two ticket halls with an entrance to the south from the Centralvägen side and to the north from the Centrumslingan side at Solna centrumanläggning. At the northern entrance from 2013 you can go to Tvärbanan (line 30). The artwork by Karl-Olov Bjork (1975) and Anders Oberg (1975, 1992), including various Swedish motifs that show the problems of Sweden in the 1970s and different eyes. The roof and walls of the station are painted green and red.

One of the best decorated metro station in Stockholm

Super cool subway station!

Very clean and also a very nice design

Stockholm doesn't disappoint, great art.

A metro station filled with colors and art

One of the most beautiful subway stations.

The colors and atmosphere of this station are amazing.

Incredible subway station. I recommend visiting it 100%

Very colourful art station

beautiful T-11 Blue line , Solna centrum subway station

One of the most beautiful station

The 2nd best subway station after T-Centralen.

Not just a part of the world’s largest art gallery i.e. Stockholm tunnelbana or metro but also one of their key stations

This station is adorned in red and green color, featuring swedish motif that beautifully depict the country’s history. These colors reminds me my homeland, Bangladesh.