Arbatskaya metro station
Description:
Arbatskaya metro station in Moscow is represented on two lines of the Moscow metro: Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya (line 3) and Filevskaya (line 4). This makes the station an important interchange hub and one of the most visited stations in the city center.
Arbatskaya (Arbat-Pokrov line)
- Station code: 045
- Opening Date: April 5, 1953
- Architects: L. M. Polyakov, V. M. Dobrokovsky, M. A. Minakov, M. N. Spinel
- Type of station: pylon three-fold deep laying (depth 41 meters)
- Transitions: to Arbatskaya station (Filevskaya line), as well as to Lenin Library station (line 1), Borovitskaya station (line 9) and Alexander Garden station (line 4)
Arbatskaya (Filev line)
- Station code: 058
- Opening date: May 15, 1935 (rebuilt April 5, 1953)
- Architects: L. M. Polyakov
- Type of station: column three-span shallow laying (depth 10 meters)
- Transitions: to the Arbatskaya station (Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya line), as well as the Lenin Library station (line 1), Borovitskaya station (line 9) and Alexander Garden station (line 4)
Location and exits
The Arbatskaya station is located in the central part of Moscow, in the Arbat district of the Central Administrative District. The main exits of the station lead to:
- Arbat Street
- Gogol Boulevard
- Elevation
- Nikitsky Boulevard
Contact information
- Address: Russia, Moscow, St. Arbat (approximately for landmark)
- Telephone of the Moscow Metro: +7 (495) 539-54-54 (single reference service)
Useful references
Notes
- There are many historical and cultural attractions around the Arbatskaya station, including Stary Arbat, one of Moscow’s most famous pedestrian streets.
- In the immediate vicinity are also theaters, museums, restaurants and shops, making the station popular with tourists and locals.
If you need more detailed information or have specific questions about the station, it is recommended to contact the Moscow Metro helpline directly by phone or visit their official website.