Metro Station Pipera - Bucharest 🇷🇴 - Walkthrough 🚶

[@TheTransitChannel]

Geiles video! Mach weiter so, wie immer! Grüße aus Florida! Ich wünsche dir ein wunderschönes wochenende! Guten Morgen, Guten Tag, Guten Abend und Gute Nacht! 🌇☀🌻🌆🌉🍚🍛🎑🌾

[@MetroCheck]

Danke! 🙏

[@TheMexxodus]

Djeezes. This (terminus) station is just plain ugly? What's with the barren mezzanine? The M-logo outside on the pavillion doesn't match the metro logo on the entrance gates at 0:45? The bland ugly tagged walls? There's no metro map, not even a line map in sight? And the one line map is hanging between the pillars at 4:45, barely readable in the dark and obscured by a train, very handy? At least the pigeon can travel for free at 1:40 although it wants to leave as quickly as possibe a minute later. I'm not surprised, really uninviting station.

[@MetroCheck]

It's the terminal station of the M2 line, perhaps that's the reason why they didn't put a lot of emphasis on the station design. The other terminus Berceni has a similar bland look. There seem to be some kind of maps at the entrance, inside the window (at 8:14), but they're well hidden... Well, I tried to make the pigeon play a bigger role in the video, but unfortunately it successfully escaped from me.😁 To look at it positively, one could also say that the station floor is so clean that even the pigeons can't find anything to peck at. 👌

[@skyde72]

The Bucharest metro was made to be practical, not beautiful. At the start of a station construction, the architects were given a certain ammount of materials. This is what they came up with using the materials given. The Bucharest Metro was made to transport factory workers, if you want to see a gorgeous new metro station, check out Eroilor 2 or the other post-2000 metro stations