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[Badruddeen]

@SergeySud

Sergey, Great. Thanks for the extra effort.

Cheers

[AlexanderSpade]

Hey @KlaudiyaG, 

Thank you for visiting my post :)) I did try some of the Russian Cuisines when I was in Russia. I do love Borscht (can see the photo on the middle part of page 3), Russian salad & Russian pancakes (you saw it on my post in Saint Petersburg). I did not have a chance to try caviar yet but would love to do it next time!!!

And I am sure I will visit this country again :)))  

[AlexanderSpade]

You are absolutely right, @Badruddeen. He has shared tons of information about Moscow & its history which widen my horizons :))) 

[Badruddeen]

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@AlexanderSpade wrote:

You are absolutely right, @Badruddeen. He has shared tons of information about Moscow & its history which widen my horizons :))) 

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Yes, brother.

That's the beauty of Connect.

Cheers

[James8Arthur]

This is a fantastic post @AlexanderSpade, with cool photography and information, thank you too @SergeySud for being kind enough to add extra information on Alexander's postings.

[AlexanderSpade]

Hi there, 

There are a few more photos about Moscow Metro that I would like to share with you :))) If you have not heard about it, it definitely becomes one of your bucket lists.

However, I do not know the name of the station. Maybe @SergeySud can help 🙂 

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The picture is my favourite (in the below). 

Moscow Metro

Everyone was rushing but as a tourist, I still got a little bit of time 🙂 

Moscow Metro is always busy but their train service is absolutely excellent (Quick & Frequent). Wish I could have more time to explore more Metro Stations in Moscow. 

Hope you enjoyed it 😉  

[SergeySud]

Hi @AlexanderSpade

It was an interesting task-quest! Thank you!

On your photos are:

1. Pushkinskaya Station - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pushkinskaya_(Moscow_Metro)
2. Mayakovskaya Station - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayakovskaya_(Moscow_Metro) - The station build in form of airships hangar.
3. Novoslobodskaya Station - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novoslobodskaya - 32 stained glass panels, which are the work of Latvian artists who also made dozens of orders for churches. 
4. Prospekt Mira Station (Koltsevaya line) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospekt_Mira_(Koltsevaya_line)
5. See #3 (Novoslobodskaya Station) - At the end of the platform is a mosaic named "Peace Throughout the World" depicts a happy mother with a child in her arms.
6. VDNKh Station, south exit vestibule - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VDNKh_(Moscow_Metro) - a Gzhel panel "Fair in Zamoskvorechye"
7. Trubnaya Station - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trubnaya_(Moscow_Metro) - illuminated stained glass mosaic with images of ancient cities and villages of Russia - Bogolyubovo, Vladimir (on the photo), Kizhi, Kolomenskoye, Moscow, Novgorod, Palekh, Pereslavl-Zalessky, Pskov, Rostov, Suzdal, Yaroslavl.
8. Taganskaya Station (Koltsevaya line) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taganskaya_(Koltsevaya_line)

[AlexanderSpade]

@James8Arthur, thank you so much, buddy. I am glad that you enjoyed it :))) 

Yeah, @SergeySud he is very kind to provide tons of information which make my post more knowledgeable and interesting, MUCH appreciate for the time you have spent :)))  

[AlexanderSpade]

Privet @SergeySud, 

Thank you very much!!! I will spend more time checking it after my exam period :)) 

[AlexanderSpade]

Hey @Gio51x, 

Although it is inside and without trains, maybe you will like it 🙂