Moscow Metro

Moscow Metro Stations is the perfect plan to spend a lazy morning or afternoon in Moscow. You might need a whole morning or a whole afternoon to plan both: the transportation and sightseen time for this place. I never thought that a station could look like a museum. Every station is displays good taste, opulence and elegance. An impressive architecture and details you must see in person. All is kept clean and organized. Bring your walking shoes and camera because there are too many places to explore around. Avoid rush hours so you have less people in your as the stations could be very crowded. Late night would be the best. #createwithtrip #holidays #exploring #russia #createwithtrip

Sensational. For the cost of $1 you can take the metro and view the underground metros with each station having a truly unique look. Don’t exit. Just hop off the train, walk around, then hop back into the next stop. Check out some pics of some station but keep in mind, these photos don’t do it justice. Well worth spending an hour to take a look. Once done, exit any metro. All for the cost of $1. #givethanks #givethanks

The Moscow Metro reaches depths of a hundred meters, and its construction began during the Tsarist era, with wartime air defense already in mind. The long escalators seem to have no end in sight. Upon entering the metro station, one is immediately struck by the lavish decorations. The roaring sound of the approaching trains is deafening, and the historically rich train windows are left open, hurtling forward deep underground. The subway of the fighting nation indeed has a combative style. The platforms of the metro stations are worthy of being called underground palaces! Intricate and exquisite carvings, colorful mosaic puzzles, numerous sculptures, beautiful crystal chandeliers, classic chandeliers, and carved decorations full of retro charm adorn these spaces. The mosaic puzzles on the domes mostly depict scenes from Russian history and wars, as well as the idyllic life during the Soviet socialist era. Each subway station has its own unique style. The most five-star metro stations are found on the 5th circular line, so living near the 5th line allows for convenient access to these stations.

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Moscow has always been the political center of Russia, and its urban planning, like its position in Russia, revolves around the Kremlin as the origin, with one ring after another wrapped around it. 🚏The Kremlin has always been the workplace for national leaders in various periods of Russia, so it has a strong symbolic significance. ✅ Best time to travel to "Moscow" 👇 🔜🔺In early autumn (May and September), Moscow's summer will not reach the level of "hot", but sometimes the 🌞sunshine is strong, so be sure to pay attention to sun protection. 📸"Moscow" travel guide recommendation: 🚏🔺Red Square 🔜The place where the Victory Day parade is held every year and a popular tourist destination for leisure, it is a symbol of Moscow. 🔜To the west of Red Square is the Kremlin, to the east is the GUM department store, and to the south is St. Basil's Cathedral, the most beautiful onion-domed church in Russia. 🚏🔺National History Museum (ГосударственныйИсторический Музей) 🔜Located on the north side of Red Square, it is a classical-style building with red walls and white roofs, built in 1872 and opened to the public in 1883. 🔜The exhibition in the museum is rich and diverse, covering not only Russia's millennium-long history, but also showcasing the evolution of civilization in Northeast Eurasia from the Paleolithic era to the present through various archival materials and exhibits. 🚏🔺One-day tour of the underground palace 🔜The Moscow Metro is world-renowned for its magnificent construction scale and interior decoration, and is known as the "underground palace of art". 📍There are many transfer stations and the routes between the corridors are quite complex, connecting almost all the major attractions and stations in the Moscow urban area.

Experience the Moscow Metro, wander through art palaces. The Moscow Metro in Russia was opened in 1935, and its symbol is a capital orange "M", representing the first letter of the Russian word for subway. Each metro station in Moscow has its own unique architectural style, mostly with grand and magnificent architecture, luxurious interior decoration, and exquisite materials. The walls and floors of the stations are all covered with marble, and there are exquisite sculptures, reliefs, large chandeliers, stained glass, and mosaic paintings, making them like underground palaces of art.

Moscow's subway stations not only serve people's transportation needs, but also allow one to touch the imprints of history and the characteristics of the times. 🚇The Moscow Metro was opened in 1935. The metro took into account the protection requirements during wartime, with a depth of nearly 100 meters and can provide shelter for more than 4 million residents. The architectural style of each metro station is unique and designed by famous domestic architects. Each station is an extremely elegant work of art. 🏰When it comes to the most beautiful subway stations, Gongqingtuan Station must be one of them. This is a representative work of the Stalinist architectural style, opened in 1952. Whether it's the giant figures and story reliefs on the dome, or the arched corridors on both sides, the exquisite crystal chandeliers, luxurious marble columns... make the subway station as magnificent as a palace, as if traveling through time and space. It is worth mentioning that the Communist Youth League Metro Station also won the Grand Prize at the 1958 Brussels International Exposition.

Moscow metro station is a testimony of Russian history and culture recommend a few worth of Moscow metro station about half a day is enough - Communist Youth League station above the hall with Majo Wall made of Lika painted pottery (illustrated by Russian artist Eugene Lanceray) The station also participated in the international exhibition held in Paris in 1937 Kip station At that time, Moscow and Kiev architects proposed a total of 73 design plans finally by . Ukrainian School of Architecture completed platform design to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Ukrainian and Russian unification floral decoration and 18 bright mosaic panels Give the Kip station a gorgeous appearance -Mayakovs base station no doubt, this is the most beautiful place in the Moscow metro is considered to be the most beautiful subway station in the world A Moscow students will come here before the exam Touch the dog's nose (100% guarantee will not fail) Four dogs face was polished stained glass windows The station is manufactured in Latvia

The Moscow Metro, the world's most beautiful underground palace Moscow subway, the earliest line of business began in 1935, still intact! The platform of the subway station is deep from the ground, and each site has a different layout, just like an underground palace! Regardless of the morning or late night, the departure interval between the train and the train is only 1 minute! It doesn't matter if this cockroach can't catch up. After a minute, the next car will come, it is powerful! Although the route of Moscow is not a lot, most of the famous attractions are near the subway station. The biggest advantage of taking a subway trip is that no matter how many stations you take, it is a price! If you spend more time in Moscow than we do, it is recommended to buy a card. Why is it? Because the subway in Moscow allows more people to use the same card, it is only deducted according to the number of times, and it is very different from the subway in China. When you are out of the station, you don't have to punch the card once, just go out and stop.

In many countries, there are a few high-value subway stations that can be used, but a city like Moscow, with so many underground palace-like subway stations, can't find a second. The Moscow metro is recognized as the most beautiful subway in the world and is known as the underground museum! The subway station near the center of Moscow is amazing, especially the 5th line of the five-star subway station must go to check-in! 5 Line Kiev Station (), decorated with 18 gorgeous mosaic mosaics, is a luxury example of the metro industry! 5 Line Xinzhuang Station (), 32 color window glass on both sides of the platform is really beautiful! 5 Line Communist Youth League Station (), the peak of Stalin's imperial architecture, blingbling is not too flashy ~

Russia, Moscow metro. Moscow Metro, not only is recognized as the most beautiful subway in the world, but also can be used as a wartime protection demand for more than 4 million residents to cover up. The subway one-vote system 55 roubles more than a dozen lines free transfer. went to the famous No. 5 Central Ring Line, the most distinctive station of Kiev, Leningrad Station, etc. Each station has its own unique style, mostly with colorful marble, granite, ceramic and multicolored glass inlays. The embossing, carving and mural decoration, the lighting fixtures are different, like the magnificent palace, the Moscow Metro definitely enjoys the reputation of underground art palace.

Moscow Metro, known as the Lenin Moscow Metro System ( . . ), is recognized as the world's most beautiful subway, the world's seventh largest subway system according to the length of the operation route [1], annual passenger flow It is the fourth busiest in the world and the first busy subway system outside Asia [2]. On May 15, 1935, the Soviet government officially opened the Moscow Metro for military considerations. The underground railway takes into account the wartime protection requirements and can be used for more than 4 million residents. The architecture of the subway station is different and elegant. Each station is designed by famous domestic architects, each with its own unique style and different architectural patterns. It is decorated with colorful marble, granite, ceramics and multicolored glass in addition to various reliefs, carvings and murals. It is like a magnificent palace, enjoying the reputation of "underground art palace".