The Moscow Metro’s most beautiful stations: ‘Komsomolskaya’

This is the subway station that greets travelers and guests of the city arriving at three of the capital’s main railway terminals.

The station was opened on January 30, 1952. In the architecture of post-war USSR, the dominant style at the time was what is now called ‘Stalinist Empire’ style. It draws on classicism, antiquity, Baroque and, of course, the Empire style itself.

The vaults are adorned with bas-reliefs and mosaic panels depicting scenes from Russian history.

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