New York - Part 2

We continue our walk through New York with some lighted signs:

Subway entrance on 42nd Street near Times Square. Photo by Joe Shlabotnik. License: CC-BY

Jay Street station. Photo by Marcin Wichary. License: CC-BY

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Montreal 2

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Bucharest North Station

One of the many entries to one of Bucharest's main metro stations: Gara de Nord (North Station). You can see both the old sign (the M on the post) and the new one (above the billboard), as well as the other sign above the entrance, which shows the lines you can use from here.

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New York - Part 1

New York has arguably the biggest diversity of subway signs. Here are a few of them:

Photo by Marcin Wichary. License: CC-BY

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Paris Métro Art Nouveau Entrances

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The first line of the Paris Métro, Maillot-Vincennes, was inaugurated on 19 July 1900 during the Paris World's Fair. Entrances to stations were designed in art nouveau style by Hector Guimard. Eighty-six of his entrances are still in existence.
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