Reboleira is Lisbon’s most recent terminal on the Blue Line. It opened in April 2016, and it is known for its light, open architecture that tries to remove the usual feeling of being underground. The station was designed by Leopoldo Rosa, a talented architect who wanted to bring the tonalities and materials of the outside world into the interior.

Located on Rua das Indústrias, next to the CP train station, Reboleira is the last stop of the Blue Line, ending at Santa Apolónia on the other side of the city. The interior uses clear colours and textures: blue tones that evoke the sky, and soft beige that suggests sand, which together create a sense of freshness and space in a station deep underground.

For visitors, the station is usually seen as a mere transport point, but it can also be seen as an example of how modern architecture can change the mood of public spaces. Have you visited Reboleira? How did you feel in this station?