Metro station "Belarusian"

Belorusskaya metro station is located on the Zamoskvoretskaya line (line 2) and the Ring line (line 5) of the Moscow metro. It was opened on September 11, 1938 (Ring Line) and January 30, 1952 (Zamoskvoretskaya Line). It is located between Mayakovskaya and Dynamo stations on the Zamoskvoretskaya line and between Novoslobodskaya and Krasnopresnenskaya stations on the Ring Line.

Description of station

Zamoskvoretsk line

• Address: Russia, Moscow, Tverskaya Zastad Square
• Depth of laying: 33.1 metres
• Station type: Pylon three-span deep laying
• Architects: I. A. Fomin, N. A. Collie

Ring line

• Address: Russia, Moscow, Tverskaya Zastad Square
• Depth: 42 metres
• Station type: A three-span deep-laying column
• Architects: I. A. Fomin, L. M. Polyakov, M. A. Shipkov

Architecture and decoration

Zamoskvoretsk line

Belorusskaya station on the Zamoskvoretskaya line is made in a classical style. The pylons are lined with white marble, and the track walls with gray granite. The central hall is decorated with sculptures and bas-reliefs dedicated to the theme of Belarus. The floor is lined with granite of dark shades.

Ring line

Belorusskaya station on the Ring Line is also made in the classical style, but with a more decorative design. The columns are lined with pink marble, the walls with white and green marble. The platform is decorated with mosaics and bas-reliefs depicting scenes from Belarusian life. The floor is lined with granite and marble of different shades.

Entry and exit

• Main entrance: Tver Outpost Square
• Exits: Georgian Val Street, 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, Leningradsky Prospekt

Mode of work

The station operates daily from 05:30 to 01:00.

Contacts

• The official website of the Moscow Metro: mosmetro.ru
• Hot line of the Moscow metro: +7 (495) 539-54-54

Transport accessibility

Belorusskaya station has excellent transport accessibility. Near the station are the Belorussky railway station, bus and trolleybus stops, which provides convenient communication with other districts of Moscow and suburbs. The Belarusian railway station provides access to suburban trains and long-distance trains.

Attractions nearby

• Belarusian railway station: One of the nine railway stations in Moscow, serving destinations in Belarus, Smolensk, Minsk and other cities.
• Moscow Planetarium: One of the largest and oldest planetariums in the world, offering a variety of astronomical programs and exhibitions.
• Museum of Defense of Moscow: A museum that tells about the heroic defense of Moscow during the Great Patriotic War.
• Central Moscow Hippodrome: One of the largest racetracks in Russia, offering spectacular equestrian competitions and other events.
• Shopping centres: In the area there are various shops, restaurants and shopping and entertainment complexes.

History

Belorusskaya station was opened on September 11, 1938 on the Ring Line and on January 30, 1952 on the Zamoskvoretskaya Line. The name of the station is associated with the Belorussky railway station, next to which it is located. The design of the station is dedicated to the theme of Belarus, its culture and traditions.

Map of terrain

For a more detailed study of routes and objects near the station, you can use map services, for example, Yandex. Maps or Google Maps.

Belorusskaya metro station is an important transport hub in the central part of Moscow, providing convenient communication between various districts of the city and access to significant infrastructure.