How a hub works
- 01
Stations close together
Metro, railway and surface transport meet within walking distance.
- 02
A covered transfer
The interchange runs indoors, with clear wayfinding and lifts.
- 03
Park-and-ride
You can leave your car and continue by public transport.
- 04
An urban function
Squares, shops and offices appear around the hub.
Examples
Delovoy Tsentr
Several metro lines, the MCC and pedestrian links to the Moscow City towers.
Nizhegorodskaya
The Big Circle and Nekrasovskaya lines, the MCC and the MCD in one hub in the east of the city.
Komsomolskaya Square
Three terminals, two metro lines and the MCD-3 diameter.
Kutuzovskaya
Metro and MCC stations by Kutuzovsky Prospekt.
Why it matters
Journey time depends not only on train speed but also on the length of the transfer. By shortening an interchange by a few minutes, a hub saves time for hundreds of thousands of passengers every day.
Before travelling through a large hub it helps to check the station plan and the exit number on the official website.
Un aperçu indépendant. Vérifiez horaires, tarifs et règles de visite sur les sites officiels.
