Sätra

Very good. Many new trains are coming

I did not wander in. I waited at the station for Charles Holman. Because I feel that our life is waiting for trains and confinement in housing. The lack of talk and the social life I find is artificial. It is not like old days. Always a dollar with how much you are and not with you and your luck with you. From silver, silence is gold, with Corona, praise be to God, for everything.

Good metro station with accessibility for everyone with elevators and walkways and plenty of space on the platforms. Nicely decorated and plenty of benches to sit and wait for.

Poor supply and expensive supermarket with often expired food .. Uneducated children, young people and adults smoke everything possible completely open and some bikes or play football in the mall. In principle, police will only come if some serious crime has been committed and it is not that common. Order guards are not there at all. Authorities babble about security but it stays there. By day, Sätra is otherwise nice and quite safe and close to town and several shopping malls within minutes with the subway doing the rush. For those of you who like restaurants, it is to and over-established in the center of Sätra and there are both gym and pharmacy. At night it is not advisable to get through the center to, for example, go to and from the otherwise excellent night bus connection. It depends on the presence of semi-criminally lit local kids and others there.

Metro station along the red line towards Norsborg. An ascent towards Sätra center. There are two platforms and a total of three tracks. Sometimes the trains turn at Sätra. The platforms have a ramp up to the ticket hall and lifts. Most of the station is under a roof but still outdoors. No special art or the like that you can look at.

In my opinion, Sätra is one of my favorite places in the City of Stockholm. But I also like Skärholmen, Alby and Jakobsberg. :)