Tretyakovskaya metro station
Description:
The Tretyakovskaya metro station is located on two lines of the Moscow Metro: the Kaluga-Riga line (line 6) and the Kalinin line (line 8). This is one of the central stations serving Zamoskvorechye and located near famous cultural and historical sites.
Tretyakov (Kaluga-Riga line and Kalinin line)
- Station code: 083 (Kaluga-Riga line) and 189 (Kalinin line)
- Opening date: January 3, 1971 (Kaluga-Riga line) and January 25, 1986 (Kalinin line)
- Architects: R. I. Pogrebna, Yu. A. Kolesnikov (Kaluga-Riga line); N. Shumakov, V. Klutikov (Kalinin line)
- Type of station: column three-span shallow laying (depth 46 meters)
Location and exits
The Tretyakovskaya station is located in the Zamoskvorechye district of the Central Administrative District of Moscow. The main exits of the station lead to:
- Klimentov lane
- Friday Street
- Big Ordynka
- Tretyakov Gallery
Infrastructure and surroundings
Around the station are:
- The Tretyakov Gallery is one of the main museums in Moscow, containing a rich collection of Russian fine culture.
- Residential and office buildings
- Shops, restaurants and cafes
- Cultural and historical attractions
Transplantation
- To the station "Novokuznetskaya" Zamoskvoretskaya line (line 2)
Contact information
- Address: Russia, Moscow, Klimentovsky Lane, 10 (about a landmark)
- Telephone of the Moscow Metro: +7 (495) 539-54-54 (single reference service)
Useful references
Notes
- Tretyakovskaya station is an important transport hub in the center of Moscow, providing convenient communication with various districts of the city.
- Near the station are cultural sites and museums, which makes it popular among both Muscovites and tourists.
If you have additional questions or need additional information about the station, it is recommended to contact the Moscow Metro Information Service by phone or visit their official website.