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I’ve shown you the Stockholm metro<\/a> in detail.<\/p>\n

But I’ve got a lot more from Stockholm. Today it’s the airport and the connection to the city.<\/p>\n

Arrivals:<\/p>\n

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It’s a great idea to point to the next restroom in the narrow hallway:<\/p>\n

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In the baggage claim area there is a nice advertisement for the express buses to the city:<\/p>\n

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Swedish is white, English is yellow. Customs has two spaces:<\/p>\n

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Passage to another terminal:<\/p>\n

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Stairs to the boarding gates. Curiously, the arrows and exit numbers are yellow, not white:<\/p>\n

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But I had to go to the city, and the express bus didn’t appeal to me. It turned out to be cheaper and more interesting to get there by regular transportation, not a dedicated airport service. I took a bus to a place called Märsta, then a commuter train from there.<\/p>\n

Outside the airport:<\/p>\n

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The bus stop:<\/p>\n

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Bus 583 to Märsta:<\/p>\n

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An almost-selfie from the bus:<\/p>\n

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A bus stop in Märsta:<\/p>\n

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The commuter train station next to it:<\/p>\n

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The trains await at the platform:<\/p>\n

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A sign:<\/p>\n

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The door doesn’t open automatically. A funny character points to the button from above:<\/p>\n

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Inside the train:<\/p>\n

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There’s an ad in the transportation system style here, too, like I’ve shown on metro trains before<\/a>. Nice:<\/p>\n

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The “don’t sit with your feet on the other seat” icon:<\/p>\n

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I got off at Stockholm’s Central Station and some people went further on. Now the character points to the button from below:<\/p>\n

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After three days in Stockholm, I went back to the airport — this time, on the very bus from the ad. It runs from the Central Station as well. The boarding gate has automatic doors:<\/p>\n

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Departures:<\/p>\n

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The map of terminal 5:<\/p>\n

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The pictures are from the trip in June 2016.<\/p>\n

See also:<\/p>\n