Hidden in plain sight, just beyond the bustle of Vällinby Centrum, lies a secret world few get to see. This, my friends, is Vällinbydepån. It’s more than just a depot, it’s the beating heart of the Green Line, pumping life into Stockholm’s metro system. Opened in November 1952, Vällinbydepån wasn’t always its name. Originally, it was known as “Spångahallen,” a nod to the area’s past when Vällinby belonged to Spånga municipality. It wasn’t until 1949 that Spånga, and with it Vällinby, became part of Stockholm. So, while you stand here, imagine those early days, the echoes of a name change, a testament to Stockholm’s growth and Vällinbydepån’s vital role in it all.
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