Mayakovskaya Metro Station
Description:
Metro station "Mayakovsky" in St. Petersburg
Mayakovskaya metro station is the station of the Nevsko-Vasileostrovsky line (line 3, green line) of the St. Petersburg metro. It was opened on November 3, 1967. The station is named after the famous Russian poet Vladimir Mayakovsky.
Architecture and decoration
The architects of the station are A. K. Andreev and V. G. Tikhomirov. Mayakovskaya is made according to the type of a deep-laying column station, with a depth of about 51 meters. The station is known for its strict and elegant design, using marble, granite and metal.
The registration of the station includes:
- The floor is made of dark granite.
- The walls are lined with marble of light colors.
- The columns are decorated with green marble.
- Lamps are built into the ceiling, creating soft lighting.
Location
Address: St. Petersburg, Central district, Nevsky Prospekt, house 86
The station is located in the Central district of St. Petersburg, at the intersection of Nevsky Prospekt and Marat Street. One of the exits leads to the Moscow station, which makes it an important transport hub.
Transport accessibility
Mayakovskaya station has a convenient location in terms of transport accessibility:
- Direct transition to the station "Rebellion Square" Kirov-Vyborg line (line 1, red line).
- Nearby are the stops of many routes of land public transport:
- Buses: 3, 22, 24, 27, 181
- Trolleybuses: 1, 5, 7, 10, 11
Working hours
Mayakovskaya station operates daily from 5:35 to 00:35.
Contact information
For more information about the metro station "Mayakovsky" and other metro stations of St. Petersburg, as well as to clarify the schedule and other questions, it is recommended to contact the information service of the metro:
- Telephone metro information service: +7 (812) 305-57-55
- Official website:metro.spb.ru
Additional information
- The Mayakovskaya station was opened in 1967 and named after Vladimir Mayakovsky. It is one of the busiest metro stations in the city centre due to its location.
- Nearest attractions: Moscow Station, Nevsky Prospekt, Literary Café, Anichkov Palace, numerous shops, cafes and restaurants near the station.