Southwest Metro Station

South-West Metro Station in Moscow

The metro station "South-West" is located on the Sokolnicheskaya line (line 1) of the Moscow metro. It is located in the Troparyovo-Nikulino area in the Western Administrative District of Moscow.

General information

• Station code: 019
• Opened: 30 December 1963
• Architects: R. I. Pogrebna, Yu. A. Kolesnik, A. F. Strelkov, N. S. Samoilova

Description of station

South-West is a small columned station with a typical 1960s design. The main design elements include:

• The columns are lined with white and gray marble.
• The walls are covered with ceramic tiles of light colors.
• The floor is lined with gray and black granite.

Location and transfers

The South-West station is located at the intersection of Vernadsky Avenue and Pokryshkin Street. Around the station are numerous residential complexes, shopping centers, universities and office buildings. It is also located near a major transport hub that provides communication with the Moscow Ring Road.

Entry and exit

The station has several exits leading to:

• Vernadsky Avenue
• Pokryshkin Street
• Akademik Anokhin Street

Contact information

• Address: Moscow, Vernadsky Avenue, house 105
• Phone: +7 (495) 539-54-54 (information center of the Moscow Metro)
• Official website: mosmetro.ru

Useful information

• Station working hours: The station is open to passengers from 05:30 to 01:00.
• Transfers: There are no direct connections to other metro lines, but the station provides convenient access to ground transport, including buses and shuttle taxis.

The metro station "South-West" is an important transport hub in the west of Moscow, providing convenient communication for residents and guests of the capital. Due to its location, the station provides fast access to the main highways and is part of the daily route of many Muscovites.