Luzhniki MCC Station: Sportivnaya Transfer, Luzhniki Complex Access
A stop on the Moscow Central Circle opened in 2016 beside the Luzhniki Olympic Complex, with a short out-of-station transfer to Sportivnaya…

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A stop on the Moscow Central Circle opened in 2016 beside the Luzhniki Olympic Complex, with a short out-of-station transfer to Sportivnaya…
A shallow Orange Line station of 1978 with white marble columns, an aluminum cell ceiling and backlit metal panels of stylized flowers,…
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The avant-garde home Konstantin Melnikov built for himself in 1927 to 1929 from two interlocking cylinders with hexagonal windows, now a museum…
A white neoclassical mansion on Vagankovo Hill facing the Kremlin, built in 1784 to 1786 for Pyotr Pashkov and now part of…
One of the seven Stalinist skyscrapers of Moscow, a 32-level apartment tower finished in 1952 at the meeting of the Moskva and…
A red-and-white Naryshkin Baroque church built in the early 1690s for the boyar Lev Naryshkin, with two churches on two levels and…
A large yellow neoclassical parish church at Nikitsky Gate, started in the 1790s for Prince Potemkin, and the church where Alexander Pushkin…
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