Berlin's subway stations are like art galleries.

When you visit Berlin, Germany, you'll find magnificent architectural designs everywhere. Besides paying attention to the buildings above ground, don't forget to check out the ones underground. Many of their subway stations are unique and resemble art galleries. Here are three must-visit subway stations in Berlin. 🚇Museumsinsel As the only subway station on Museum Island, its design matches its name. This modern station features a deep blue ceiling, complemented by the yellow Berlin subway and small lights on the ceiling, reminiscent of a starry night sky. This is also my favorite subway station in Berlin. 🚇Wittenbergplatz This subway station near the shopping district may seem ordinary when you first step off the train, but once you leave the station and look back, you'll be amazed. The subway station is housed within an old building, blending seamlessly with it. It's a testament to the power of combining architecture and engineering. 🚇Heidelberger Platz This seemingly ordinary subway station is over a hundred years old. With its European-style vaulted ceilings, old chandeliers, and bright yellow subway trains, this station feels like a museum to me!