Saint-Petersburg Metro

When was the Saint Petersburg Metro opened to passengers?

• 1945

• 1955

• 1965

Which metro line do the stations Petrogradskaya, Gorkovskaya, and Nevsky Prospect belong to?

• Blue Line (Moskovsko-Petrogradskaya)

• Red Line (Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya)

• 2. Green Line (Nevsko-Vasileostrovskaya)

Petrogradskaya station is located deep underground. Why were many stations in Saint Petersburg built so deep?

• Because people in Saint Petersburg love escalators

• To make the metro flood-proof due to soft, water-rich soils

• Because of the city's geology: high water table and soft ground

Gorkovskaya station is close to one of the most famous landmarks in Saint Petersburg. What is it?

• The Hermitage Museum

• The secret underground palace of the metro capybara

• The Peter and Paul Fortress

Why is it important to stand behind the yellow line at stations?

• Because capybaras might be crossing the platform

• To get a better photo of the incoming train

• To avoid accidents and stay safe during train arrival

What unique architectural style is Gorkovskaya station known for after its renovation?

• Gothic cathedral design

• Modernist with glass and blue-toned metal elements

• Jungle-themed with a capybara fountain in the center

Which Saint Petersburg Metro station was named after a famous Soviet writer?

• Capybarskaya

• Dostoyevskaya

• Gorkovskaya

What should you do if there is smoke or fire at a metro station?

• Follow the instructions, stay calm, and use emergency exits

• Stay on the platform and wait for the next train

• Try to film it and post on social media

What should you do if you see an unattended bag at a metro station?

• Open it and look for the owner

• Tell metro staff or the police right away

• Take it to the lost and found

Why is the Saint Petersburg Metro often called one of the most beautiful in the world?

• Because of its architecture and interior design

• Because all trains are new

• Because it has more stations than any other metro