Petrovshchyna Metro Station
Description:
The terminal station of the Moscow line "Petrovshchyna" is part of the Minsk metro. It is located at the intersection of Golubev Street and Dzerzhinsky Avenue in the South-West microdistrict, after the Mikhalovo station. Passenger traffic averages 49.6 thousand people per day.
The opening of Petrovshchyna, Mikhalovo and Grushevka stations as part of the fourth stage of the 1st line of the Minsk metro took place on November 7, 2012.
The design is single-vaulted and has two lobbies. The basis of the artistic motif is the theme of nature. According to the plan of the artists, the “Petrovsk region” depicts a starry winter night. There are about 400 LED light bulbs in the ceiling. The main finishing metals are marble, ceramic metal and stainless steel.
Exits from the station lead to Dzerzhinsky Avenue, Semashko and Golubev streets.
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