Metro Stations
Taganskaya Metro Station: Majolica Panels, Chandeliers and Transfers
A Metro hub under Taganka Square with two stations: the Circle Line hall of 1950, with 48 majolica panels and 12 gilded…
Metro Stations
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Novokuznetskaya Metro Station: Wartime Mosaics and Bronze Reliefs
A wartime Metro station of 1943 by Ivan Taranov and Nadezhda Bykova, with ceiling mosaics, bas-reliefs of Red Army soldiers and bronze…
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Elektrozavodskaya Metro Station: 318 Lamps, Bas-Reliefs and Transfers
A wartime Metro station of 1944, named after a light bulb factory, with a ceiling lamp theme and wall bas-reliefs about the…
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Arbatskaya Metro Station: Two Stations, Transfers and Kremlin Access
Two Metro stations with one name near the Kremlin: the deep Line 3 station of 1953, one of the largest in the…
Metro Stations
Kiyevskaya Metro Station: Three Stations, Mosaics and Tips
A metro hub of three linked stations beside Kiyevsky railway station, with the Circle Line hall of 1954 known for white marble…
Metro Stations
Novoslobodskaya Metro Station: Stained Glass Panels and Visit Tips
A Circle Line station of 1952 known for 32 stained-glass panels lit from within and framed in brass, from sketches by Pavel…
Metro Stations
Ploshchad Revolyutsii Metro Station: 76 Bronze Statues and Luck
A Moscow Metro station of 1938 by Alexey Dushkin, famous for 76 bronze sculptures by Matvey Manizer in its arches, including the…
Metro Stations
Komsomolskaya Metro Station: Gold Mosaics, Chandeliers and Tips
A Circle Line station of 1952 under Komsomolskaya Square, designed by Alexey Shchusev, with gold smalt vaults, bronze chandeliers and eight ceiling…
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Mayakovskaya Metro Station: Deyneka Mosaics and Stainless Steel Arches
A Moscow Metro station of 1938 by Alexey Dushkin, with stainless steel arches, pink rhodonite and 35 ceiling mosaics by Alexander Deyneka.…
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