Best Moscow Metro Stations – Underground Palaces

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Moscow metro stations

You are probably familiar with the London tube and the New York subway, but the Moscow underground is nothing like those. And I’m a sucker for free tourist attractions. The Moscow underground is definitely the most ornate and grand underground in the world. You will probably visit a lot of elegant and opulent palaces in Russia, but seeing all that grandeur in a metro station is a bizarre experience. Of course, there are also modern stations, but who needs them.

Which Moscow Metro Stations to See?

Not all Moscow underground stations were created equally. Most of them are modern and bland. But there are gorgeously opulent metro stations and ones that were built under Lenin and bear Soviet motifs. You can see these beautiful Moscow metro stations in a couple of hours by planning a route that connects them. For starters take the Green Line round trip and/or the Dark blue line. Here are the most beautiful Moscow metro stations you should see.

Dinamo Station and Belorusskaya Station

The adjacent Dinamo and Belorusskaya metro stations are decorated with semi-precious stones and onyx marble.

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Dinamo Metro Station Source: A.Savin
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Belorusskaya Metro Station Source: Sudakovsky

Mayakovskaya Metro Station Moscow

The Mayakovskaya station is one of the most popular with mosaic cartoons by Alexander Deineka.
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Mayakovskaya Metro Station Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Moscow-Mayakovskaya-Metro-Station.jpg

Ploschad Revolutsii Metro Station Moscow

Ploschad Revolutsii Station is adorned with 76 bronze statues of the founders of socialism and workers.
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Ploshchad Revolyutsii Metro station Source: ProtoplasmaKid

Komsomolskaya Underground Station

But for me the one not to miss is Komsomolskaya, all that glitters and more, including chandeliers.
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Komsomolskaya Metro station Source: W. Bulach

Kiyevskaya-Koltsevaya Subway Station

Kiyevskaya-Koltsevaya was chosen in a competition held in Ukraine and signifies the unity between Russia and Ukraine, it is resplendent with gold, chandeliers, and a portrait of Lenin. So go on a round trip and see the free sights of Moscow.
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Where:
Moscow, Russia
When:
05:30-01:00 all year round
Cost:
$0.65 (approximately) cents a ride
Facts:
0.7 million travelers a day.
177 stations
12 lines
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