Metro station "Tukaya Square" (Kazan)

The full name of the station is Gabdulla Tukay Square in honor of the famous Tatar poet. Initially, the name “Kuibyshev Square” was planned. It was opened on 27 August 2005.

The station looks like a real work of art. It is located on the central square of the city - Tukay Square, at the intersection of Bauman, Pushkin and St. Petersburg streets. Not far from the station there are large shopping and entertainment complexes, Millennium Park, St. Petersburg business center, a hotel named after the Republic of Tatarstan and much more.

The station is made in green and white colors with traditional Tatar motifs. The track walls and columns are decorated with pilasters. The main material of finishing is polished marble. The columns are deployed 45 degrees relative to the station axis.

Entrance to the station is through the north and south lobby. There is also an elevator for disabled people. From the northern entrance there is a shopping gallery and from here there is an opportunity through the basement to get to the hypermarket "Ring". You can also go through the underground passage to the hotel "Tatarstan". Exit is made on two streets: Bauman and Pushkin.

From the shopping center "South" to the station can be reached by bus 10A and 89. From the point KNRTU - by 35 bus. IKEA has 31 buses.