Kaluga metro station

Kaluga metro station is located on the Kaluga-Riga line of the Moscow metro (line 6, orange line). It was opened on August 12, 1974 and is one of the key stations in the south of Moscow.

Basic information about the station:

• Title: Kaluga
• Line: Kaluga-Riga line (line 6)
• Station code: 101
• Depth: 10 metres
• Type of station: column three-span small laying
• Architects: N. A. Aleshin, Y. V. Vd

Address:

Kaluga metro station is located in the south-west of Moscow, at the address: 25 Obrucheva Street, Moscow, Russia.

Mode of work:

The station is open to passengers daily from 5:30 to 1:00.

Exit:

The station has several exits that lead to the streets of Obruchev, Trade Union, Architect Vlasov and Novocheremushkinskaya. Also nearby are public transport stops, which provides a convenient transfer to buses and trolleybuses.

Infrastructure:

Near the station are numerous office buildings, shopping centers, supermarkets, cafes, restaurants and residential buildings. Also in the area of the station are educational institutions, medical centers and park areas.

Features of design:

The station is named after the Kaluga Highway, one of Moscow’s main highways. In the design of the station, simple and strict architectural elements are used, which is typical for Moscow metro stations built in the 1970s.

Contact information of the Moscow Metro:

• Phone: +7 (495) 539-54-54 (reference service)
• Official website: mosmetro.ru

On the website of the Moscow metro you can find up-to-date information about the station operation mode, metro scheme, information about tariffs and other useful data.

If you have additional questions or need help, you can always contact the Metro helpline by phone or through the feedback form on the official website.