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Chandelier at Avtovo subway station with train moving - Saint Petersburg, Russia

Full length shot of mature businessman running and missing the train while talking on mobile phone on subway station

Moscow's underground railway system opened in 1935 as a Soviet propaganda project. The station's design and decoration was overseen by architects Vladimir Schuko and Vladimir Gelfreich.What they got was a maze of subterranean stations, each espousing their own architectural styles. Some celebrated Russia's grand Baroque past, while others nodded to the Art Deco aesthetics of the day. In the eight decades since its opening, the Metro system has expanded to encompass more than 200 stations and newer styles.

August 28, 2024: Madrid, Spain. Metro station in Madrid, Opera Square.

Photograph of a man on a metro platform as the train pulls away

$Madrid, Spain-02/14/2025.\nMetro Station in Madrid, Spain.Subway entrance.$

Blurred motion of subway train at Deutsche Oper station, Berlin Charlottenburg Deutsche Oper

Piraeus, Greece, November 27th 2023: Empty seats of Dimotiko Theatro metro station platform

Berlin, Germany - 06 23 2024: Berlin Alexanderplatz metro underground u-bahn station.

Budapest,Hungary 02 May 2019 :Budapest metro from the train window

$The underground station Bockenheimer Warte is an important transfer station in the western part of Frankfurt city centre.\nThe image shows the station with some architectural columns. The station was opened in 1986.$

Moscow, Russia - July 26, 2025: Arbatskaya metro station on the Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya Line of the Moscow Metro in Russia.

$St Petersburg, Russia - August 27, 2017: The Avtovo Subway Metro Station in Saint Petersburg, Russia, is indeed known for its exquisite artwork and architectural details. Located on the Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line, it is considered one of the most beautiful metro stations in the city.\n\nThe station's entrance is adorned with elegant architectural elements that capture the grandeur of Saint Petersburg's historical buildings. The design features a neoclassical style, characterized by columns, arches, and intricate decorative motifs. The entrance is often described as majestic, with its imposing presence and attention to detail. (not copied)$