Saint Petersburg

Spasskaya metro station

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Metro station "Spasskaya" in St. Petersburg

 

The metro station "Spasskaya" is one of the stations of the St. Petersburg metro, located on the Right Bank line (line 4, orange line). The station was opened on 7 March 2009. The name of the station is associated with the nearby Transfiguration Church on Sennaya Square.

Architecture and decoration

The architects of the station are A.V. Vasiliev and V.G. Khilchenko. The station is made according to the type of column three-span station of deep laying, with a depth of about 61 meters.

The design of the station is made in the Art Nouveau style using light and warm shades. The main finishing materials are marble, granite and metal. On the walls of the station you can see art panels dedicated to historical themes.

Location

Address: St. Petersburg, Central district, Hay Square, house 1

The station is located in the Central district of St. Petersburg, at the intersection of Sadovaya Street and Sennaya Square. The station is part of the interchange hub with two other stations - "Hay Square" (line 2) and "Garden" (line 5).

Transport accessibility

There are various public transport routes near the station, which makes it convenient for transfer:

  • Buses: 50, 70, 71, 76, 181, 258
  • Trolleybuses: 5, 8, 17, 20, 22
  • Route taxis: K-1, K-3, K-169, K-258, K-333, K-350

The station is also part of a large interchange hub, which provides convenient transfers to other metro lines.

Working hours

The station "Spasskaya" works daily from 5:30 to 00:30.

Contact information

For more information, the following contacts can be used:

  • Telephone metro information service: +7 (812) 305-57-55
  • The official website of the St. Petersburg Metro: metro.spb.ru

Additional information

  • Spasskaya station was opened in 2009 and is one of the newest metro stations in St. Petersburg. Its opening significantly improved the transport accessibility of the central districts of the city.
  • Nearby sights: The Transfiguration Church, Hay Square, Anna Akhmatova Museum, Yusupov Palace, numerous cafes, restaurants and shops in the station area.

 

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