Tsvetnoy Bulvar Metro Station: Circus Glass and Trubnaya Transfer
A deep Metro station of 1988 on Line 9, about 50 meters down, with circus-themed green stained glass near the Moscow Circus…

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A deep Metro station of 1988 on Line 9, about 50 meters down, with circus-themed green stained glass near the Moscow Circus…
A deep Metro station of 1987 on Line 9, 62 meters underground and named for Anton Chekhov, forming a three-station junction with…
A deep Metro station of 1979 on Line 2, once called Gorkovskaya, built on a working line under Pushkin Square, with transfers…
A deep Metro station of 1975 on Line 7 under Pushkin Square, with a classical-style hall, an aluminium-ceilinged vestibule and transfers to…
A two-level station complex of 1971 where Lines 6 and 7 meet with cross-platform transfers, once called Ploshchad Nogina, about 29 meters…
A Metro station of 1935 on Line 1 under Lubyanka Square, once called Dzerzhinskaya, with a vestibule on Nikolskaya Street and a…
A deep Metro station of 1975 on Line 7 with gazgan marble arches, a black granite floor and white marble walls, in…
A Metro station of 1935 on Line 1, once called Kirovskaya, with a glazed Art Deco pavilion at the start of Chistoprudny…
A deep Metro station of 1953 on Line 3, about 50 meters down, in the Arbat District, which should not be mixed…
A deep Metro station of 1958 on Line 6 designed by Latvian architects, named after the Rizhsky railway station, with a round…
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