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Metro station "Vladimirskaya"

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Metro station "Vladimirskaya" in St. Petersburg

Description: "Vladimirskaya" - St. Petersburg metro station, located on the Kirov-Vyborg line (line 1). The station was opened on November 15, 1955 and got its name from the nearby Vladimir Avenue and Vladimir Square.

Address: St. Petersburg, Vladimirsky Prospekt, house 20

Architecture and design: The station "Vladimirskaya" is made in the style of Stalin's Empire. The main materials used in the decoration of the station are marble and granite. The lobby is decorated with columns, chandeliers and mosaic panels, creating a solemn atmosphere. The central hall of the station is illuminated by massive chandeliers that emphasize the monumentality of the interior.

Technical specifications:

  • Type of station: Pylon station of deep laying.
  • Depth of laying: about 55 meters.
  • Opening time: The station is open from 5:30 to 0:40.
  • Transition: The station "Vladimirskaya" has an interchange hub to the station "Dostoevskaya" (line 4), which provides convenient movement between metro lines.

Infrastructure: The station "Vladimirskaya" is located in the historical center of the city with a well-developed infrastructure. Near the station there are numerous shops, cafes, restaurants, pharmacies, theaters and museums. Also near the exits are ground transportation stops, including buses and trolleybuses, 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 "Vladimirskaya" can be reached by metro on the Kirov-Vyborg line (line 1). There are also several ground transport routes to the station, including buses and trolleybuses. Through the interchange hub you can go to the station "Dostoevskaya" (line 4).

Nearby sights:

  • Vladimir Cathedral
  • Dostoevsky Museum
  • Annenkirche (Saint Anne Lutheran Church)
  • Theatre Komissarzhevskaya
  • Nevsky prospect
  • fountain

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

 

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