Nemiga Metro Station
Description:
Station Avtozavodskaya line "Nemiga" is part of the Minsk metro and separates the station "Kupalovskaya" and "Frunzenskaya". It was opened as part of the 1st section of the 2nd line of the Minsk Metro on December 31, 1990.
The architects of the project were L. Levin and Y. Gradov. The design of the column, has three spans.
The station is located in the historical center of Minsk. It is named after the river Nemigi, which is mentioned in the first chronicle of the city, and the street with the same name. Near the "Nemiga" are the oldest districts of Minsk - the Trinity suburb, the Upper city and Rakov suburb. Before the advent of the metro, archaeological excavations were carried out on this territory. Now here are erected according to the drawings of the Church of St. Mary, St. Petro-Pavlovsk Cathedral of 1613, Holy Spirit Cathedral and the city hall.
Nemiga has exits to Nemiga and Bogdanovich streets, to March 8 Square and Winners Avenue.
On May 30, 1999, a beer festival was held at the station, during which 53 people died in a mass stampede.
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