Metro photos from around the world

New "rarest" one for me, the Dnipro Metro. Here are 5/6 stations, Zavodska was closed :(

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Metrobudivnykiv
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Metalurhiv
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(Insert Zavodska here, imagine Prospect Svobody but bluer)

Prospekt Svobody
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Pokrovska
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Wait, you're in Dnipro...right now? If you're at liberty I'd be very curious to hear how it was getting in and out of country.
 
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Wait, you're in Dnipro...right now? If you're at liberty I'd be very curious to hear how it was getting in and out of country.
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I was only there for a day (April 20th), it's not somewhere I really wanted to stay overnight at the moment. Itinerary was Kyiv->Dnipro->Uzhhorod->Lviv. I did a similar thing last year, that's where the photos from Kyiv and Kharkiv came from.

Getting in/out is not hard. Time consuming yes, difficult no.You go to the border via train, either Chelm from Warsaw, Przemsyl from Krakow, Chop from Vienna/Budapest/Debrecen/Kosice, or there's a much longer direct train from Chisinau. I'm a masochist so I actually took the train all the way from NL this time since easter flights were very pricey. (By Ryanair standards, so like €150 each way). Crossing the border is easy, they take your passport and give you a stamp, I haven't had anyone ask questions.
 
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At Nieuwmarkt station in Amsterdam, artworks remember the destruction that built the metro.

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Not pictured, but on tiles in the floor is written "Wonen is geen gunst maar een recht" (Housing is not a privilege but a right)

Perhaps Government Center could use with some "Greetings from Scollay Square" postcards on the walls.
 
The view from the MARTA Buckhead station platform in Atlanta. I took the train from Buckhead to midtown Atlanta a few times on a recent trip and found the station to be pretty well-connected to the surrounding environs, as car-centric as they may be. The traffic in Atlanta is so bad that MARTA, even with all its flaws, is a good option if your starting and ending destinations are a reasonable walk from a station.

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Here's one that really surprised me, the Lille Metro:

Colbert
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Tourcoing Centre
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Mercure
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Lille Europe
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Wazemmes
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Rihour
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Wasquehal Pavé de Lille
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Mons Sarts
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Montbello (fish!)
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Port de Lille
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Mitterie
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République Beaux Arts
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Was in Pittsburgh recently for work and had a great experience using the transit system. Rode the subway / light rail, inclines, and a ton of buses. The downtown free fare zone for the subway was great, and the bus system was very easy to use and seemed to have a great mix of coverage and frequency. I never had trouble getting anywhere I needed to go and never waited more than 10 min for a bus. And the integrated fares / seamless transfers made everything quite easy.

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