Nevsky Prospekt Metro Station, Saint Petersburg: Exits Guide
A 1963 station with no pavilion above ground, reached by a long underpass, with polished aluminium ribs on the arches. It links…
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A 1963 station with no pavilion above ground, reached by a long underpass, with polished aluminium ribs on the arches. It links…
A 1967 station named after the poet Mayakovsky, with red smalt walls, mosaic panels at both ends and sliding doors on the…
The northern end of the first metro line, opened in 1955, with a domed rotunda pavilion, white stucco arches and four October…
A station devoted to the poet Pushkin, opened in 1956, with white marble pylons, crystal-bowl lamps and a statue of him by…
A 1955 station on the theme of Soviet naval glory, with bluish-grey marble, a sail-shaped ceiling and a 1917 mosaic of sailors…
A deep 1955 station named after the Kirov Plant, with a temple-like colonnaded vestibule, smoky grey marble and aluminium cartouches of industry.…
A deep 1955 station named after the Kirov Plant, with a temple-like colonnaded vestibule, smoky grey marble and aluminium cartouches of industry.…
A deep pylon station from the first Leningrad metro line, opened in 1955, with a Glory to Labour sculpture above the escalator…
The deepest metro station in Russia, 86 m underground, with a nautical theme and a gold-and-cream marble hall. Its vestibule is a…
A working Line 1 station that opened in 1955 and looks like a palace: glass and marble columns, bronze chandeliers and a…








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