The Moscow Metro

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The Moscow Metro

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2. The Moscow metro is one of the largest and most interesting metro systems in the world.
3. It is the world's second most heavily used rapid transit system after Tokyo's twin subway.
4. Moscow subway is a best way to travel in Moscow, as you can easily get to
5. In total, the Moscow underground has 302 km of route length, 12 lines and 182 stations.
6. On a normal weekday it carries over 7 million passengers.
7. The first subway station was put into operation in 1935 with one 11 km line and
8. Some of the stations are under the protection of Russian government, as they represent the epoch
9. Many of its stations contain beautiful examples of socialist realist art. Ploschad Revolutsiy Line
10. Dobrininskaya Line
11. The domes of some stations are decorated with mosaic panels and many other beautiful elements of
12. Novokuznetskaya Line
13. The system is mostly underground although some lines (1, 2, 4) cross the Moskva river and
14. The deepest station Park Pobedy is located at 84 m below ground. “Park Pobedy “
15. The Moscow Metro is open from about 05:30 until 01:00.
16. Frequency of trains is 90 seconds during rush hours and 2-4 minutes during the rest of
18. Interior of a Metro train
19. Interior of a modern train
20. Troubnaya Line Modern stations are spacious and light.
21. Schemes and information machines help to orientate in the subway and get anywhere you want.
22. In the 1970-90s, the cost of a single journey was 5 kopecks, now one ride costs
23. Turnstiles
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The Moscow metro is one of the largest and most interesting

metro systems in the world.

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It is the world's second most heavily used rapid transit system

after Tokyo's twin subway.

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Moscow subway is a best way to travel in Moscow, as

you can easily get to any part of the city
without wasting time in traffic jams.

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In total, the Moscow underground has 302 km of route length,

12 lines and 182 stations.

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On a normal weekday it carries over 7 million passengers.

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The first subway station was put into operation in 1935 with

one 11 km line and 13 stations, it was the first underground railway system in the Soviet Union.

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Some of the stations are under the protection of Russian government,

as they represent the epoch of Soviet Russia, especially the period from 1930-es to 1950-es.

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Many of its stations contain beautiful examples of socialist realist art.
Ploschad

Revolutsiy Line

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Dobrininskaya Line

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The domes of some stations are decorated with mosaic panels and

many other beautiful elements of décor.

Mayakovski Line

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Novokuznetskaya Line

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The system is mostly underground although some lines (1, 2, 4)

cross the Moskva river and line 1 also the Yauza river on a bridge.

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The deepest station Park Pobedy is located at 84 m below

ground.

“Park Pobedy “

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The Moscow Metro is open from about 05:30 until 01:00.

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Frequency of trains is 90 seconds during rush hours and 2-4

minutes during the rest of the day.

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Interior of a Metro train

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Interior of a modern train

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Troubnaya Line
Modern stations are spacious and light.

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Schemes and information machines help to orientate in the subway and

get anywhere you want.

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In the 1970-90s, the cost of a single journey was
5

kopecks, now one ride costs 26 rubles.

FARES (2011, in rubles) for the metro only:
Single - 26.00 5 trips within 30 days - 125.00 10 trips within 30 days - 240.00 20 trips within 30 days - 460.00

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Turnstiles