Red Gate Metro Station
Description:
The Red Gate metro station is located on the Sokolnicheskaya Line (line 1) of the Moscow Metro. This is one of the oldest metro stations in Moscow, located in the city center and serving the Krasnoselsky district.
Red Gate (Falcon Line)
- Station code: 006
- Opening Date: May 15, 1935
- Architects: I. A. Fomin, N. A. Ladygin
- Type of station: pylon three-fold deep laying (depth 30.7 meters)
Location and exits
The Red Gate station is located in the Krasnoselsky district of the Central Administrative District of Moscow. The main exits of the station lead to:
- Garden ring
- Red Gate Square
- Garden-Spasskaya street
- Kalanchevskaya Street
- Basmanny Lane
Infrastructure and attractions
Around the Red Gate station are located:
- Administrative buildings and offices
- Educational institutions, including Bauman MSTU
- Historic buildings and architectural monuments
- Cafes, restaurants and shops
Contact information
- Address: Russia, Moscow, Sadovaya-Spasskaya Street, 19 (approximately for a landmark)
- Telephone of the Moscow Metro: +7 (495) 539-54-54 (single reference service)
Useful references
Notes
- The Red Gate station was one of the first stations opened in 1935 and is an example of the classical architecture of the early Moscow metro.
- Near the station is the famous building of the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation, built in the style of Stalin’s Empire.
- The station plays an important role in the transport network of Moscow, providing convenient communication with other central districts of the city.
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.