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Narva metro station

Description:

Metro station "Narvskaya" in St. Petersburg

Narva station is one of the stations of the Kirov-Vyborg line (line 1, red line) of the St. Petersburg metro. This is one of the first metro stations in the city, with a rich history and unique architecture.

Address: St. Petersburg, Strikek Square

Opening Date: November 15, 1955

Architects: A. V. Vasiliev, D. S. Goldgor, A. K. Andreev

Contacts and mode of work

Phone: +7 (812) 570-37-01 (metro information service)

Opening hours:

  • Entrance to the station: from 05:30 to 00:33
  • Exit from the station: around the clock (up to the last train)

Services and facilities

  1. Escalators and elevators:
    • The station is equipped with escalators that provide access to platforms.
    • There are no elevators for passengers at the station.
  2. Storage cells and toilets:
    • There are no storage cameras.
    • Public toilets are available at some metro stations. Information can be specified in the reference service.
  3. Wi-Fi:
    • Free Wi-Fi is available at the station and on trains.
  4. Navigation and information:
    • Information boards with train schedules and signs for the convenience of passengers.
    • Alerts in several languages.

Attractions near the station

  1. Strike Square: Historical square, around which there are important architectural and cultural objects.
  2. Narva Triumphal Gate: A famous architectural monument dedicated to the victories of the Russian army.
  3. Big pond: Place for walking and rest, located near the station.
  4. The Palace of Culture named after Lensovet: Cultural center offering a variety of events and exhibitions.

Useful references

How to get there

  • Public transport: The station can be reached by buses, trolleybuses and shuttle taxis running along Stracek Avenue and adjacent streets. Main routes: buses No2M, 6, 22, 70, 81, 100, trolleybuses No8, 41.
  • By car: Parking is available on the surrounding streets and in the area of Stracek Square.

Notes

  • Narva station is one of the historically significant stations of the St. Petersburg metro and attracts attention with its architecture and design.
  • To get up-to-date information about the station and the metro, it is recommended to use the official website or reference service.

 

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