Tula metro station
Description:
Tula metro station is located on the Serpukhov-Timiryazevskaya line (line 9) of the Moscow metro. This is an important station in the south of Moscow, serving the Danilovsky district.
Tula (Serpukhov-Timiryazevskaya line)
- Station code: 144
- Opening Date: 8 November 1983
- Architects: N. I. Shumakov, G. S. Moon, N. V. Shurygin, A. V. Stenin
- Type of station: column three-span shallow laying (depth 10 meters)
Location and exits
Tula station is located in Danilovsky district of the Southern Administrative District of Moscow. The main exits of the station lead to:
- Big Tula Street
- Serpukhov's shaft
- Danilov's Shaft
- Driveway.
Infrastructure and attractions
Around the Tula station are located:
- Shopping centers, shops, cafes and restaurants
- Danilov market is one of the oldest markets in Moscow
- Educational institutions, schools and kindergartens
- Health facilities, including polyclinics and hospitals
- Business centres and office buildings
Contact information
- Address: Russia, Moscow, Big Tula Street, 11 (approximately for landmark)
- Telephone of the Moscow Metro: +7 (495) 539-54-54 (single reference service)
Useful references
Notes
- Tula station is an important transport hub, providing convenient communication with other districts of Moscow.
- Commercial and business infrastructure is developing around the station, making it popular with office workers and residents of the area.
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.