US EditionGaudí’s Ghost Station Comes Out of Darkness
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The metro stop, designed in the 1970s but never opened, will open for two weekends with everything booked. And given the high demand, TMB is preparing an expansion with three more stages.
When traveling on line 5 of metro, between the stations of Sagrada Família and Sant Pau, it is enough to look well at the window to glimpse in the darkness something like a station. There are no passengers, nor were there ever, but it does have its platform, the access corridor and even the gap for escalators that never came to install.Continue reading...
TMB has announced that it will increase the number of places offered to visit the ghost metro stations, given the avalanche of citizen requests they have received. For the first batch of visits, around 700 places were open, which were sold out in a matter of hours, with millions of access requests. As a result of this high demand, TMB has decided to open a new batch of places. It is not yet known exactly which days will be available for the new …
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