Alekseyevskaya Metro Station: Deep 1958 Stop Once Called Mir
A deep Metro station of 1958 on Line 6, about 51 meters down, once called Mir and later Shcherbakovskaya, with a round…

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A deep Metro station of 1958 on Line 6, about 51 meters down, once called Mir and later Shcherbakovskaya, with a round…
A Metro station of 1959 on Line 1, named after Moscow State University, with rectangular white marble pylons, tiled walls and two…
A deep Metro station of 1957 on Line 1, named after the Luzhniki sports complex, with a link to the Moscow Central…
A deep Metro station of 1957 on Line 1, one of the last built fully in the Stalinist style, with cream marble…
A ground-level Metro station of 1961 on Line 3 with an elevated vestibule above the platform and a direct entrance to Izmaylovsky…
A deep Metro station of 1944 on Line 3, once called Stalinskaya, with a double-width platform, four rows of red and white…
A shallow Metro station of 1944 on Line 3, built in wartime and dedicated to the Soviet partisans, with three tracks and…
A Metro station of 1943 on Line 2 by Alexey Dushkin, opened as Zavod imeni Stalina during the Battle of Stalingrad, with…
A deep Metro station of 1938 on Line 2 under Leningradsky Prospekt, with sport-themed reliefs, colonnaded entrance halls and an underground walkway…
A shallow Metro station of 1938 on Line 2, the old north-western terminus, with pillars that flare into a coffered vault and…
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