Metro Stations
Krasnye Vorota Metro Station: Fomin’s Hall and Shell Pavilion
One of the first ten Moscow Metro stations, opened in 1935 with pylons faced in dark red marble, milk-white globe lamps and…
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Teatralnaya Metro Station: Porcelain Medallions and Transfers
A 1938 pylon station on the green line beside the Bolshoi Theatre, opened as Ploshchad Sverdlova, with porcelain medallions along the vault…
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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…
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Mezhdunarodnaya Metro Station: Now Moskva-City, the Curved Platform
The terminus of the business-centre branch of the Filyovskaya Line, opened in 2006 with a high-tech design and the Metro's only deep-level…
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Vystavochnaya Metro Station: Now Delovoy Tsentr, Moscow City Hub
The station for Moscow-City, opened in 2005 on the Filyovskaya Line with a high-tech design, called Vystavochnaya from 2008 to 2024 and…
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Oktyabrskoye Pole Metro Station: Aluminum Art and MCC Link
A shallow Metro station of 1972 on Line 7, the northern terminus for three years, with aluminum-coated pillars, anodized art on grey…
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Shchukinskaya Metro Station: Line 7 Stop with a Rail Link
A shallow Metro station of 1975 on Line 7 in north-west Moscow, named after the old village of Shchukino, with a link…
Metro Stations
Tushinskaya Metro Station: Zigzag Friezes and Rail Transfer
A shallow Metro station of 1975 on Line 7 with grey-blue marble pillars and white walls with zigzag friezes, next to Tushinskaya…
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Spartak Metro Station: From Ghost Station to Stadium Stop
A former ghost station on Line 7, built in the 1970s as Volokolamskaya and opened in 2014 as Spartak, beside the Otkrytiye…
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Myakinino Metro Station: First Metro Stop Outside Moscow
The first Metro station built outside Moscow, opened in 2009 on Line 3 in Krasnogorsk, beside the Crocus City complex, and owned…
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A literary walk from the Bulgakov Museum and Patriarch's Ponds past the church where Pushkin married to the Maly Theatre and Theatre…
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A riverside walk from the pedestrian Patriarshy Bridge past the Muzeon sculpture park and Krymsky Bridge to Gorky Park and the quiet…
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