Metro Stations
Vladimirskaya Metro Station, Saint Petersburg: Line 1 Marble Hall
One of the original stations of 1955, with a white Ural marble hall and large chandeliers, an interchange with Dostoevskaya on Line…
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Tsentralny District
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Explore Tsentralny District through guides to Metro stations serving central Saint Petersburg. The selection includes Nevsky Prospekt Metro Station, Saint Petersburg, Gostiny Dvor Metro Station, Saint Petersburg, and Ploshchad Vosstaniya Metro Station, Saint Petersburg. Use the articles to identify useful starting points for sightseeing, shopping streets and cultural visits in the city center. Some stations are connected through interchanges, so recognizing their different names can make journey planning easier. Check the relevant station guide before travelling, especially if you need to change lines or continue on foot to a nearby attraction.
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Metro Stations
Gostiny Dvor Metro Station, Saint Petersburg: Visitor Guide
A 1967 closed-type station under Nevsky Prospekt, with a vestibule inside the Gostiny Dvor arcade, a stained-glass window above the escalators and…
Metro Stations
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…
Metro Stations
Mayakovskaya Metro Station, Saint Petersburg: Red Smalt Hall
A 1967 station named after the poet Mayakovsky, with red smalt walls, mosaic panels at both ends and sliding doors on the…
Metro Stations
Ploshchad Vosstaniya Metro Station, Saint Petersburg: Guide
The northern end of the first metro line, opened in 1955, with a domed rotunda pavilion, white stucco arches and four October…
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