Baltic metro station

Metro station "Baltic" in St. Petersburg

"Baltiyskaya" - metro station in St. Petersburg, located on the Kirov-Vyborg line (line 1). The station was opened on 15 November 1955. The name of the station is associated with its location near the Baltic station.

Address: St. Petersburg, Obvodny Canal Embankment, house 120

Architecture and design: The architecture of the station is made in the style of Stalin's Empire. The lobby and cash room are decorated with marble columns, decorative elements and chandeliers. On the track walls you can see mosaic panels with marine motifs, which emphasizes the proximity to the Baltic station.

Technical specifications:

• Type of station: column three-span deep laying.
• Depth of laying: about 40 meters.
• Opening time: The station is open from 5:30 to 0:40.
• Exits: The station lobby is connected to the Baltic station and exits to the embankment of the Obvodny Canal.

Infrastructure: Baltiyskaya station is an important transport hub, connecting the metro with suburban trains of the Baltic direction. Near the station are shops, cafes, pharmacies and other infrastructure. There are also ground transport stops near the exits, which provides convenient communication with other areas of the city.

Contacts and useful links

• Address: St. Petersburg, Dobrolyubov Avenue, Vasilievsky Island.
• Metro Site: St. Petersburg Metro
• Interactive metro map:Metro Rus
• Telephone metro information service: +7 (812) 305-57-55
• Official website:metro.spb.ru

How to get there: To the station "Baltic" can be reached by metro on the Kirov-Vyborg line. There are also several ground transport routes to the station, including buses, trolleybuses and shuttle taxis.

Nearby sights:

• Baltic Station
• Museum of Railways of Russia
• Bypass channel
• Narva Triumphal Gate

This information will help you better navigate the area of the station "Baltiyskaya" and use all available services of the St. Petersburg metro.