Metro station "Proletarskaya"

Proletarskaya metro station is located on the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line (line 7) of the Moscow metro. It was opened on December 31, 1966 and is located between the stations Peasant Zastava and Volgograd Prospekt.

Description of station

• Address: Russia, Moscow, Volgograd Avenue, house 10/15
• Metro line: Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya (purple) line, number 7
• Depth of laying: 9 metres
• Station type: Column of three-span small laying
• Architects: V. G. Polikarpova, A. V. Demchishin, M. F. Markovsky

Architecture and decoration

Proletarskaya station is made in a strict style, typical of stations built in the 1960s. The central hall and platforms are decorated with light marble. The columns are lined with gray marble. The floor is lined with granite, and the walls are decorated with mosaic panels depicting workers and scenes symbolizing the labor valor and industrial development of the Soviet Union.

Entry and exit

• Main entrance: Volgograd Avenue, house 10/15
• Exits: Volgograd Avenue, Abelmanovskaya Street, Simonovsky Val Street

Mode of work

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

Transport accessibility

Proletarskaya station has good transport accessibility. Near the station there are bus and tram stops, which provides convenient communication with other areas of Moscow. The area is also served by various land transport lines.

Contacts

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

Attractions nearby

• Simonov Monastery: One of the oldest monasteries in Moscow, founded in the XIV century. On its territory there are historical buildings and museum expositions.
• Krutitskoye Compound: An architectural ensemble with ancient temples and buildings that represent a unique monument of Russian architecture.
• Museum of Moscow: One of the largest historical and architectural museums of the capital, which tells about the life of the city for centuries.
• Shopping and entertainment centres: In the area there are several shopping centers with shops, restaurants and entertainment facilities.

History

Proletarskaya station was opened on December 31, 1966 as part of the first section of the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line from Taganskaya station to Vykhino station. The name of the station is associated with the name of the street on which it is located, and also symbolizes the working class (proletariat), which reflects the spirit of the time.

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.

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