Moscow Metro offers virtual tours of famous subway stations Posted on 5 April 2020 The beautiful subway stations of Moscow will be readily available to marvel over while in lockdown thanks to new virtual tours. Unique architecture and history have made the Moscow Metro one of the city’s most popular tourist destinations. The subway stations, however, are now deserted as the city has been locked down amid coronavirus concerns, but that doesn’t mean you can’t take a tour. View this post on Instagram Partizanskaya Station.#партизанская #modernism#soviet#architecture_hunter#architecturedose#archdaily#socialistmodernism#socmonumentalart#architecture #brutopolis#brutgroup#socheritage#brutal_architecture#brutalism#brutalistarchitecture#socialistarchitecture#communistarchitecture #concretearchitecture #archiporn#archiphotos#architecturephotography #sovmod#sovietmonument A post shared by Moscow Metro Architecture (@moscow_metro_architecture) on May 21, 2019 at 10:39am PDT Moscow Metro Career Guidance Center has announced it will be offering five virtual activities per day, these include guided tours and history talks. These visual and virtual experiences will be offered through the center’s official Instagram page. View this post on Instagram Partizanskaya Station.#партизанская #modernism#soviet#architecture_hunter#architecturedose#archdaily#socialistmodernism#socmonumentalart#architecture #brutopolis#brutgroup#socheritage#brutal_architecture#brutalism#brutalistarchitecture#socialistarchitecture#communistarchitecture #concretearchitecture #archiporn#archiphotos#architecturephotography #sovmod#sovietmonument A post shared by Moscow Metro Architecture (@moscow_metro_architecture) on May 21, 2019 at 10:39am PDT Each morning a schedule of daily events will be posted to the page and aired via their Instagram stories. Travel-enthusiasts who follow the page can peek behind the scenes, experience architecture tours and even have access to the historic stations that have been closed for years. View this post on Instagram Novoslobodskaya Station.#novoslobodskaya #новослободская #metro #moscowmetro #sovietart #moscowmetroarchitecture#moscow_metro_architecture#sovietarchitecture #subway #subwaystation #metro #metrostation #architecture #architecturephotography #archdaily#метро A post shared by Moscow Metro Architecture (@moscow_metro_architecture) on Oct 22, 2018 at 10:58am PDT While most of the content currently being produced is in Russian, English lectures are expected to launch in the second week of April, 2020. Moscow Metro is one of the world’s busiest transit systems and is ranked in fifth place for track length worldwide. View this post on Instagram Komsomolskaya Station.#komsomolskaya #комсомольская #metro #moscowmetro #sovietart #moscowmetroarchitecture#moscow_metro_architecture#sovietarchitecture #subway #subwaystation #metro #metrostation #architecture #architecturephotography #archdaily#метро#метрополитен #москвасити A post shared by Moscow Metro Architecture (@moscow_metro_architecture) on Jul 15, 2018 at 10:53am PDT The massive system began in 1935 and in 2020 already has 236 stations with many more planned for completion in 2023. Spectacular architectural marvels line the subway routes and offer visitors a immersive historical and culturally rich experience. Experience a virtual tour here. Image: Instagram Related Posts Semakaleng Mathebula is SA’s first black female hot air balloon pilot 27 May 2022 Semakaleng Mathebula, a 27-year-old from Ga-Rankuwa in Pretoria is South Africa's first black woman to... read more Testing the waters: freedive in Cape Town’s colourful kelp forests 26 May 2022 Freediving is a fun and therapeutic way of exploring the ocean. Cape Town Freediving offers... read more 8 things to do in Cape Town (that aren’t Table Mountain) 18 May 2022 If you've visited Cape Town, you've probably done the usual. How about something different, like... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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