The first subway appeared in London in 1863. Today, the life of any big city is impossible without a metropolitan. In Moscow, the first subway was opened in 1935 in May and linked the Socolnik and Cultural Park stations to the Smolensk branch. Since the first subway, their construction technologies have undergone significant changes. Moscow has a number of deep-seated stations. To date, the deepest Metro station in Moscow - This is the Park of Victory, which is located on the Arbat-Pobran line of Metropolitan. Its depth corresponds to 84 metres.
This station is the second largest plant in Russia, following the Admiraltés station in St. Petersburg.
The total length of the escalators is 126.8 metres and the height is 63.4 metres. The opening of this subway station was planned to coincide with the 55th anniversary of the Great victory of the Soviet people over fascism in 2000. However, the financial crisis has delayed the delivery plans for three years.
The construction of the station started in the early 1990s, but was almost immediately frozen. Work resumed in 2000. From 2003 to 2008, Park Victory was the final station. Today the movement is open to Strogino. The Park of Victory Hall decorates the penny on the 1812 Fatherland War and the Second World War. The Western Thorace of the Hall is stealing a huge penny about the war heroes of 1812. Oriental thorace is displayed by a marble of black and gray flowers. The illumination of the station is carried out by lighters hidden by the carnival.
The deepest metro station in the world
The deepest metro station in the world is the Arsenal station in Kiev Metropolitan. Its depth corresponds to 104 to 105 metres. It's under the hill. Open in the fall of 1960, it is the only two-fold deep-seat (English type) station in the countries of the former Soviet Union. The station is very strict and unspeakable, the smooth colors of the marble are white and pink.
