
Stations that are not on the subway maps
The phrase station ghost came to light thanks to the diggers, who once came to the forgotten abandoned dungeon without trains. Normally closed to the stations is an abandoned branch metrotonnelya or ventilation shaft. Most interestingly, the ghost stations are located just behind the wall of the existing stations: people just do not realize what lies a few meters from them. These stations are in many cities around the world, but on the official maps of their never have.

Nordbahnhof
Berlin, Germany
In German, there is a special word for ghost station: Geisterbahnhöfe. His coined during the division of the city into two parts: the wall separated East Berlin from the West, and the underground train that went under, just do not stop at the East Railway Station. People could watch from the window as come into neglect these premises that were the key hubs of the capital. When the Berlin Wall came down, many of the stations back to life: Nordbahnhof reopened in September 1990.

City Hall
New York, USA
City Hall Station is considered to be the 12th most beautiful subway station in the world. It operated from 1904 to 1945, which was closed forever. The architects have not provided the opportunity to upgrade the station, new, longer compositions just can not stop here. However, City Hall still open for tours.

Croix-Rouge
Paris, France
After the start of World War II, the Paris Metro was the only work in the central district. In 1945, almost all of the abandoned station was re-commissioned or combined with other platforms. The only exception remains Croix-Rouge, which is now rumored to be lead diggers local excursions.

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Race Street
Cincinnati, United States
In this city, the entire subway system - ghost station. In the early 20th century cars and horse-drawn carriages filled the city. City Hall has decided to transfer part of the traffic under the ground. Unfortunately, the stock market crash in 1929 put these plans on the cross: the tunnels were abandoned - apparently forever.

Aldwych
London, England
London has the oldest subway in the world. Of course, here we can count several stations ghost. Aldwych stop was used as a bomb shelter during the Second World War, after which was never put into operation again. But local interiors liked filmmakers: Aldwych can be seen in "28 Weeks Later" and "Sherlock."

Alberti Norte
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Alberti Norte station was opened in 1913 and closed in 1953 it was located too close to other stations on the line and the trains simply could not develop the necessary speed to the next stop. In the 1980s, some of the cars were equipped with a display on which the passengers could see this ghost station.

Kamlinge
Stockholm, Sweden
In the 1970s, Stockholm began its expansion in the surrounding suburbs. Village Kymlinge it was decided to attach to the metropolis, the architects have planned out a new metro line, and even began to build the first station. But the plans remained plans: Now unfinished station is in the middle of an undeveloped area where most of the territory in general refers to the state reserve.

Station Soviet
Moscow, Russia
Few people had heard of the station "Soviet", which was started to build in the second line of the Moscow metro. She was supposed to be located between the "Theater" and "Mayakovskaya", but then the secretive project. Some time later, it was reported that on the site of "Soviet" sverhukreplenny underground bunker for the city's defense headquarters was built.

Valkyrie Plass
Oslo, Norway
Cross on the operation of this station put the city itself: a sharp increase in the number of people of Oslo led local government to solve the transportation problem urgently. Valkyrie Plass, opened in 1928, was so technically outdated that it could be operated just before last generation cars.

Correo
Barcelona, Spain
Correos was opened in 1934 as the final station of the first metro line in Barcelona. It closed in 1974 - the reconstruction, which was never finished. The old ad still hang on the shabby walls that adds color station.