Warsaw metro station

Warsaw metro station is located on the Great Ring Line of the Moscow Metro (line 11), previously it was part of the Kakhov line (line 11A). The station was opened on August 11, 1969 and then closed for renovation on March 30, 2019. After reconstruction, the station was reopened on December 7, 2021 as part of the Great Ring Line.

Basic information about the station:

• Title: Warsaw
• Line: Large ring line (line 11)
• Station code: 197 (old code 106)
• Depth: 10 metres
• Type of station: column three-span small laying
• Architects: A. F. Strelkov, N. I. Demchinsky, Yu. A. Kolesnik (original project); reconstruction – Metrogiprotrans JSC

Address:

Warsaw metro station is located in the south of Moscow, at the address: Warsaw Highway, 87, 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 Warsaw Highway, as well as to Chongar Boulevard and Nagorny Boulevard. Nearby are public transport stops that provide access to various parts of the city.

Infrastructure:

Near the station are shopping centers, shops, cafes, restaurants, as well as residential areas. There are schools and kindergartens within walking distance.

Features of design:

The station is named after the Warsaw Highway. The design of the station uses elements that reflect the history and culture of Warsaw.

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.