Saint Petersburg

Metro station "Dybenko Street"

St. Petersburg, Russia

Description:

The Dybenko Street station is the final station on the Right-Bank Metro Line of St. Petersburg. Its opening took place in 1987. The station received its name due to its location on the street of the same name. The ground pavilion is located at the intersection of Dybenko Street and Bolshevik Avenue.

"Dybenko Street" is a column-wall station of deep (61 meters) laying. It is designed on the theme of the revolutionary struggle for bright ideals. The hall is decorated with 6 mosaic compositions made of stone and depicting a wheat sheaf, bayonets, hammer, sickle, flame, flag. On the end there is a large mosaic panel depicting the personification of the young Soviet Republic - a young woman in leather with a rifle and a book in which the famous slogan is written.

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