This page gathers the metro stations of Timiryazevsky, a district in northern Moscow. It helps travellers who enjoy deep stations and busy interchanges, or who simply need to change lines smoothly. Use the map to see where each station lies, then open a guide to read the address, the lines and the best time to visit.
Timiryazevsky is a district in northern Moscow, and the guides on this page cover three metro stations. Two are deep stations and one is a major interchange, so they suit visitors who enjoy the look of Moscow's underground and want to understand how the lines connect.
Use this page to choose a station that fits your route. Each guide lists the address, lines and best time to go. Metro travel sits at the ₽ level, which is a budget option. Allow extra time at interchanges, since deep stations mean longer escalator rides and passages.
Choose Timiryazevskaya for depth
Timiryazevskaya is a deep station on the Serpukhovsko-Timiryazevskaya Line, named after the nearby Timiryazev Agricultural Academy. At 63.5 metres deep, it is the third deepest in the Moscow Metro. The address is Dmitrovskoye Highway. Any time of day suits a visit, though it is busiest during the morning and evening commute, roughly 08:00 to 09:00 and 17:00 to 19:00 on weekdays. Because it is so deep, allow a little extra time to reach the platform.
Choose Okruzhnaya for a three-way interchange
Okruzhnaya is a deep pylon station on the lime line. It links to the Moscow Central Circle and the Okruzhnaya railway platform, which serves Line D1, in a three-way interchange. It suits travellers combining metro and rail. Mid-morning, early afternoon and the evening after the rush are the calmest, while weekday rush hours are busy in the transfer passages. Allow extra time for the transfer passages, and check the signs for your line.
Choose Petrovsko-Razumovskaya to switch lines
Petrovsko-Razumovskaya is a deep interchange where the light gray line meets the lime Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya Line, at a depth of about 61 metres. It is useful for changing between the two lines. Mid-morning, early afternoon and the evening after the rush are calmer, while weekday rush hours are busy at the interchange. Allow extra time for the change, especially in rush hours. The station is underground, so weather does not affect your visit. Check each line's direction before you board.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the deepest station here?
Timiryazevskaya is 63.5 metres deep, making it the third deepest in the Moscow Metro. Petrovsko-Razumovskaya is about 61 metres deep.
Where can I connect to the Moscow Central Circle?
Okruzhnaya links the lime line, the Moscow Central Circle and the Okruzhnaya railway platform on Line D1. Read its guide for the address.
Where can I switch between the light gray and lime lines?
Petrovsko-Razumovskaya is the interchange between the two lines. Allow extra time during weekday rush hours.
When are the stations less crowded?
Mid-morning, early afternoon and the evening after the rush are generally calmer. Timiryazevskaya is busiest at roughly 08:00 to 09:00 and 17:00 to 19:00 on weekdays. Because it is so deep, allow a little extra time to reach the platform.
What time does the metro run?
The metro runs daily from early morning until about 01:00. Exact first and last train times differ by station and line, so check the operator's official source.
Final thoughts
Pick the station that fits your route and read its guide once more before you go. Line and interchange details can change, so check the official source of the operator before travelling. Allow extra time in the long passages and on the escalators, and try to avoid the weekday rush hours when you can.
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