St Petersburg Metro - Palace Of The People

[@AprilandTimTravel]

The hardest part about doing a DIY tour of the St Petersburg metro system is picking which stations to visit!

[@travelingisfun1999]

April and Tim Travel, hi! Just a little side note: metro in SPB is this deep only because the Neva river is deep, not because stations were intended to be used as bomb shelters. In Moscow there are stations which are literally times closer to the surface, but they still were used as bomb shelters. During the War almost any underground facility was used as a shelter.

[@travelingisfun1999]

April and Tim Travel and, of course, thank you for the video.

[@КириллЛиньков-ъ6к]

The St. Petersburg metro was built at great depths, because the city was built on swamps and at low-lying stations there would be a high risk of flooding! Metro in the Soviet Union was built deep to avoid groundwater and vibrations of subway trains that shattered the walls of houses. As proof of this fact, I can say that the metro on the outskirts of Soviet cities were built at low depth, and the fourth line of the Moscow metro, built under Stalin, so in General was ground. The first underground of the country, for example, was opened under Stalin in 1935 in Moscow. Then nuclear weapons and in speak of not was.

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

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[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

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[@kevinhoppo8703]

What a beautiful metro so clean the people must be very proud of it. We just did Italy metro and that was dirty and lots of graffiti. Great that you have taken time to show the local transport. Thank you keep the blog coming.

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Kevin Hoppo They are very clean and very organized. Even during peak times the stations don't feel overcrowded.

[@vickihocknell8819]

Hi I was thinking the same thing Uncle Kevin can't believe there is no graffiti and that the stations are so well looked after. It would sure make catching the train everyday more enjoyable. Loving your videos!!

[@PaulV.]

Russian metro not only clean and beautiful but also very cheap (one ride cost you from 50c to 1$ depending on payment method and the city you are in) and efficient (duration between trains is usually only 3 minutes). Considering the scale of such large cities as Moscow (12mil people) and Saint-Petersburg (5mil) it is one of the greatest public transportation systems in the whole world.

[@snejok888]

sometimes when i come to Moscow by car i prefer to leave it on the outskirts of Moscow and travel on metro. its hell of a lot faster than sitting in traffic jams especially when you have to visit several locations and you have a nice weather. i wish we have such efficient public transportation sisten in our town!!!

[@КириллЛиньков-ъ6к]

Just Russian people: Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Kazakhs, Turkmens, Uzbeks, Tajiks, Armenians, Chechens, Georgians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Estonians, Moldovans, Azerbaijanis, other mentality. And the General Soviet past. The USSR brought up spiritual purity in ourselves. And beautiful no one wants to spoil:) But not everything is so rosy. Sometimes the tiles at stations intentionally scratch, but it is replaced. Just Russian people: Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Kazakhs, Turkmens, Uzbeks, Tajiks, Armenians, Chechens, Georgians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Estonians, Moldovans, Azerbaijanis, other mentality. And the General Soviet past. The USSR brought up spiritual purity in ourselves. And beautiful no one wants to spoil:) But not everything is so rosy. Sometimes the tiles at stations intentionally scratch, but it is replaced. And in winter the snow melts from the boots and turns into mud. But for this purpose there are winter cleaners who clean off dirt from platforms and transitions.

[@MrRoyal-ho1ds]

I just returned from visiting St. Petersburg and Moscow. It was my very first trip to Russia and it was so amazing. I do agree with you regarding the metro and every station is very unique in its own rights. I was using lines 3 and 5. I must say it's marvelous engineering and architecture in my humble opinion. For the first time when I took the escalator deep down to the station, I was so taken by it. So many lines interconnecting and parrel stations from above. Super clean, well maintained, and easy access to any part of the city. Also very safe to walk around any time of day or night. Overall I had a great and positive experience. You have to be there to experience these two awesome cities. I will be visiting soon to explore different cities God willing. Readers may God Bless you and keep you safe.

[@Keepinitreal55]

The metros in St. Petersburg and Moscow blew me away! You can’t compare it with the dingy nyc metro for instance. Or anywhere else I’ve been!

[@anilverma332]

Lovely beautiful presentation Most Beautiful metro station of the world

[@EkaterinaS-q1g]

Метро в Санкт-Петербурге особенное) оно более выдержанное, не такое может быть яркое как в Москве) но оно по своему красивое, вообщем петербуржцы любят наверное все в своём городе... 💙 спасибо за прекрасные видео, я все смотрю и мне очень нравится ☺️ спасибо 👍

[@MrRavellon]

People rarely notice just how much of an effect a beautiful Metro has on them but you just have to live for a month in some other city with a more utilitarian metro system to notice the difference. It's great, really. It reduces the stress of travel a lot. And considering most people have to use metro at least twice a day every workday it adds up.

[@h8GW]

IDK, I'm much more of a pragmatic person, so I care less about aesthetics and more about very long escalator rides.

[@MrRavellon]

@@h8GW long escalator rides are a necessity in St Petersburg because of the waterways. The metro has to be deep.

[@IgeNial]

Saint-Petersburg metro stations are so deep because the city is built on a swamp. The ground is too soft and the metro has to go deeper.

[@colinsdiecast164customs]

I knew it was built on a swamp, but I did not connect the two straight away, good fact, thanks.

[@molli190]

Ребята вы просто зарядили в самое сердце 🥺💕 Спасибо что рушите стереотипы о страшной и неухоженой России ❤🇷🇺 Я кстати сама живу в Санкт Петербурге, здесь и в правду просто чудесное метро и архитектура .

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Russia was beyond anything we expected and the people just blew us away! We can't wait to go back

[@abox1942]

@@AprilandTimTravel COME BACK

[@TaRaNtAs2]

Avtovo was built ‘when it was USSR’ too. Every metro system in modern Russia was formed during USSR era (except Kazan). The thing is the only person in USSR who thought that metro stations should look like palaces was Joseph Stalin, so after he passed away Nikita Khrushchev cut off all ‘architectural excesses’ out of construction budgets. Main reason why almost all stations are so deep is the boggy ground, so constructors needed to go deep to reach solid clay layers. This makes every station few times more expensive to build, but modern technology allows to avoid such problems in most cases (see Novokrestovskaya for example).

[@SallyAndEd]

Really great video guys. We're off to St Petersberg in a couple of days! So keen to check out the metros now. We thought the ones in Moscow were amazing!

[@AprilandTimTravel]

You're going to love it! How long will you be there? We noticed a lot of vegetarian and vegan restaurants around. There's a great burger place called Here & Now (Здесь & Сейчас) that make vegetarian and vegan burgers 😊 If you go there make sure to get the chips, they're AMAZING!

[@SallyAndEd]

We're there for 5 days (I think). Omg amazing! Thanks for the tip. 😊😊😊 We can't wait!

[@КириллЛиньков-ъ6к]

To visit Russia and not to try the traditional Russian dishes - it's like not to be in Russia. By the way vegetarian and vegan cafes and restaurants are mainly created for tourists. In Russia, there are almost no vegetarians and vegans, because we need a dense diet, proteins and carbohydrates, fats in winter. If Russians were vegetarians, Russia would starve. Because we do not grow a lot of vegetables (except for the Chernozemye regions). From traditional Russian dishes I recommend to try okroshka (cold soup of kvass, Yes Yes, it exists, and it is worth trying, it is very tasty, it is prepared in the summer) with fried potatoes, borsch, shchi, sorrel soup with meat (sorrel soup is very tasty, despite the fact that sorrel is a plant that can cause itching on the skin), dumplings, manty (the same as dumplings, but more and with a different taste), fish and potatoes (herring with potatoes), salad "Herring under a fur coat" - "Seld pod shuboy" and sandwiches with red caviar, which we eat for the New year.

[@ИльяЮршевич]

@@КириллЛиньков-ъ6к no, it is seems that vegan' s food is not for tourist, it's popular among locals

[@КириллЛиньков-ъ6к]

Илья Юршевич, If the Russians were vegetarians - we would not have enough bread to feed themselves:) Remember these words. In Russia there are almost no vegetarians and vegans.

[@TheTomClyde]

Moscow as a russian city of progress uses magnetic cards for entering metro but in St Petersbourg they use soviet style tokens as a historical feature

[@DiscoLazer]

Дратути :3

[@TheTomClyde]

hello, my dear comrade :-)

[@DiscoLazer]

For Mother Russia! :P

[@AprilandTimTravel]

We did notice that Moscow was a lot more modern while St Petersburg really held on to the traditional style. We loved comparing the two, each great in its own way!

[@Mocsk]

In Saint Petersburg metro you can use special magnetic cards that are used for all public transport (like Oyster card in London), with your contactless credit/debit card, with your mobile phone with NFC, with apple pay, and I'm probably missing some other method. Buying tokes is just one of many ways, but yes, the most historical one.

[@nicat3197]

Saint Petersburg is always a good idea! THE BEST BEAUTIFUL CITY IN THE WORLD 💙 Обожаю этот город 😍

[@blackhinez]

Из России с любовью ❤

[@tanyadoyle001]

Beautiful! Thank you!

[@Tomhetted]

Очень люблю Маяковскую с красной мозаикой)

[@hayden-corvustenno-warlock7062]

Автово все еще хороша

[@lilyonkwast]

Я почему-то всегда вспоминаю о мясе, когда вижу ее стены... :/ :DD

[@nezzzer]

Да, Маяковская прикольная, также Кировский завод крутая станция

[@EgorPatrushev]

Good video) It is pleasant to hear kind words about the Saint-Petersberg from foreign guests!

[@РусскийПутешественник-о8ц]

Очень профессионально снято,молодцы спасибо! Приезжайте ещё,и другие города тоже посетите.Спасибо!

[@alexeivoronin884]

В Москве и в Санкт-Петербурге самые красивые и ухоженные подземки в мире! Впрочем, как и сами города.

[@escoladavida-andreescritor6820]

Very good vídeo.

[@TsarEventsDMC]

so wonderful!

[@Solawk]

That's some amazing editing I couldn't expect. Really makes it interesting for me to see the underground I use every day throughout the video. Keep it up, you guys are good at showing the beauty to the people

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Thanks :)

[@rhian2033]

Beautiful video, shame you missed out doing a Moscow Metro video. Remember to keep to the right on the escalators :)

[@MavericKVlogs]

superb video - loved the way you have put it up !

[@narezka69]

It is good. I am follower

[@Кубик-о1ю]

From Russia, Simbirsk, with love ! :***

[@timosha21]

Chooooooo choo! I'm a train and I approve this video!!!

[@sputnikcaviar5592]

God my blood is Russian---I wish my citizenship were Russian! Miss the RF so much! Spasibo for posting!

[@EscapeFromRussia]

You can easily change it. But I would not recommend.

[@mearbye]

@@EscapeFromRussia it's not easy lol and why not? It's a good thing when you have two citizenships

[@ЮрийСутягин-д9ш]

Amazing , and beutiful voman.

[@colinsdiecast164customs]

I am not the travelling type, although I have done my share of traveling round the UK, this is one of the few places I would like to visit in the World, the salt mines being another, but I am happy just to see these things through other peoples eyes and videos. Yours was the first video I found as a friend of mine posted a video of a NY subway on youtube and I made a comment that St Petersburg was the best in the World and then I though there must be some videos of it. Great job, I enjoyed your presentation, thanks.

[@AprilandTimTravel]

The St. Petersburg Metro is definitely one of the most glamorous metros in the world. We are happy we could share it with you! 😀

[@TheClenzo]

Decor is really amazing, true in its senses ~ palaces for people.

[@КириллЛиньков-ъ6к]

Only for Soviet metro stations.

[@HarmonicaGuitar]

8:06 The writings on the wall: "1959 -- The Soviet rocket reached the surface of the Moon." Very few people in the world know that the USSR was the first country to reach the Moon. Not the USA.

[@юлияланцберг-я1ъ]

Ты неправильно перевел! Не луны а земли!

[@HarmonicaGuitar]

Какой земли? На русском написано. Советская ракета первой долетела до Луны.

[@oneanywhere8561]

MOSCOW: Cоветская ракета первой долетела до Луны. Зато теперь вся Рашка будет летать на Рогозинском батуте! LMAO Жрать было нечего, жить было негде, одеть было нехер, сплошной дефицит и весь ужас ПОЦиализма! Зато мы делаем ракеты, Перекрываем Енисей, И в области балета, Мы впереди планеты всей! LMAO

[@postgradsibstud9321]

Как летали,так и летаем.Просто вместо вбухивания денег в космос мы тратим и на себя.Дефицита,как видишь,у нас уже давно нет.

[@PeopleLoveShorts]

*Feel like I can spend a month living in the St Petersburg Metro...*

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Agreed! It's so beautiful and there's so much variety.

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

@@AprilandTimTravel I know a few more interesting facts about the Moscow metro for example when moving to the center of the station ads sound male voice and from the center of the female voice it is made for blind passengers and on the ring line of the Moscow metro line 5 when moving clockwise the names are announced with a male voice and when moving counterclockwise the ads sound with a female voice announce the metro stations Yulia Romanova-Kutina and Alexey rossoshansky and until 2016 the male ads of the metro station sounded with the voice of Sergei Kulikovsky places for the elderly passengers with children and pregnant women what concerns the ads of the metro station in St. Petersburg they were read by the announcer of the Leningrad television Mikhail Bykov in 2019, the legendary metro announcer did not become but he managed to record several new metro stations on line 5 even before they opened

[@holtovhond]

Да нормально, В Питере однозначно лучшее метро!

[@CoratheExplorer]

Hallo! Nice video, very well made :) I'm an teenage America travel vlogger looking for amazing places to see all over in the world! Have you got any recommendations??

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Hi Cora 😊 Sounds like you're on quite an exciting adventure! We would definitely recommend Russia and Mongolia. Both countries totally exceeded our expectations!

[@enrustraopen]

Cora, when you are in Moscow, I would recommend two things (from my own experience) that in my opinion are really amazing. Not because they are historical or watever, but because they really amaze. One thing is VDNH (Exhibition of Achievements of People's Economy), the second is only if you like public baths/sauna - the Sanduny Baths (go to the highest public class, not individual - the latter are exquisite, but they are not amazing).

[@DamirAsanov]

2:55 Soviet Union and USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) are the same thing. Just priorities and budget affected the style and architecture of buildings like these during different leaderships.

[@larissakoroleva]

I noticed that too when she says "Soviet Union style" referring to the 1950s and then it was built in the USSR in the 70s less lavish than the Soviet Union style. :)

[@pvtPyleFMJ]

@@larissakoroleva тоже заметил что она говорит про СССР и советы как будто это разные страны ))

[@larissakoroleva]

pvtPyle они просто не в курсе вообще про историю нашей страны. А потом эти видео с псевдоисторией шагают по ютубу, народ смотрит и думает, что так оно и есть. Никто книг не читает; все ютуб смотрят. Лучше б вообще не ездили и не комментировали. Позорище.

[@Scrat335]

In either Moscow or St Pete its fun to ask which station you would want to live in.

[@Keepinitreal55]

I didn’t feel like the metro in St. Petersburg was that crowded. It felt very spacious and not with crazy amount of people. Moscow metro is more packed, so is the metro in Italy

[@vityafrankenstein]

I thought only Moscow subway was so beautiful

[@AprilandTimTravel]

The locals are lucky to have such a beautiful commute to work!

[@riyanabdurrahman5733]

every st. Petersburg metro station has waay more metro maps and directions compared to Moscow metro stations. it is really easy to navigate

[@АнтонДеч]

This particular stone is not marble but "meat jasper" although there is a lot of marble in Saint Petersburg metro.

[@nmble2859]

Good work, thnx from Moscow)

[@Russell_Green]

Thank you

[@Stenominator]

How many St. Petersburg subway video do you want? Agent 47: Yes.

[@h8GW]

In New York, those station walls and artworks would soon be covered in graffiti, since we opress our minorities enough to piss them off, but not enough to stop their graffiti.

[@AprilandTimTravel]

The NY subways have their own beauty too 👍

[@noizekiller]

You should`ve do same vlog in Moscow.

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Alex Noizer Unfortunately we didnt think of it until we were in St Petersburg 😣 It would've been another awesome day out for sure!

[@СеняС-ж3г]

Alex Noizer About the Moscow metro a lot of videos.

[@noizekiller]

Subjective foreigner`s view/impression is a main thing.

[@yurisamosudov592]

The video is great! But I think you should have visited some stations on 2 and 3 lines which are of "closed" type. Like stations where trains are behind black doors, they are unique and really "Leningrad style" stations. Sure, the brightest of these stations is "Mayakovskaya" (a twin station for "Ploshad Vosstania")

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Awesome tip! Amazing how much variety there is between all the stations. Very unique 😀

[@igortsvetkov8659]

Dear foreigners, often visit our cities. We'll always be glad to see you, because in our country foreigners are treated very friendly. don't be afraid to communicate on the street, if something is incomprehensible, approach any person and ask what you need, we'll help you. Most Russians know English, so there is no problem with that. Welcome!

[@AprilandTimTravel]

We found the locals to be very friendly and helpful in Russia. Can’t wait to go back! 😁

[@Nahal0nok]

Deep metro as the city stands on the river and the Finnish Gulf of the Baltic Sea. The tunnel under the strait Lamansh is also deep.

[@hahapahan1842]

By the way, the bas-relief you've captured on Ploschad Vosstaniya has the only one picture of Stalin left in the whole city, you can see him standing behind Lenin there

[@alextopsite]

I like this city

[@shv06]

Nice! But Zvenigorodskaya station is not Soviet - it was open in XXI century 😉 Hello from Saint Petersburg! 🙂

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Ah ok, thanks for clearing that up 👍

[@jazzupnow1]

8:00 ??? it was 'the USSR' (aka Soviet Union) from 1922 till 1991 :); it's just that in the 70's they'd decided to switch the styles a bit (just like they did later on, in 80-90's and switched to techno)

[@yokikoshimotodda6070]

Cool👍😊😊

[@rbbr5557]

Приезжайте еще.Молодцы

[@АлександрИванов-х4с4ъ]

Санкт-Петербург ♥️

[@HarmonicaGuitar]

The USSR was the only country in the history of mankind, in which the palaces were built not for tzars and kings, but for the ordinary working people.

[@2002babay]

СССР - это единственная страна, где каждый жил как в Олимпе, чувствуя себя одним из богов.

[@olgad8514]

@@2002babay ну да, ну да.... а то мы там не жили... боги...

[@Mr_Twister77]

Рабы?! Да нет, это мы сейчас рабы 100%, а в СССР вполне себе свободные люди, да ещё и работали с пониманием того, что кроме собственного пропитания есть ещё некая великая идея, ради которой стоит жить, а сейчас ради чего-айфон новый купить, что бы у соседа такого ещё не было и при этом влезть в настоящее(а не воображаемое вами) рабство к какому нибудь банку? Замечательно, это конечно настоящий выбор свободных людей! Вот же мозги вам засрали...

[@2002babay]

olga d Вы не чувствовали за собой силу? Может проблема в Вас, а не в 78% населения? Не задавались таким вопросом? Или все же отвечали на этот вопрос как моральный урод в пользу себя любимого? Задумайтесь хотя бы сейчас. Ваша совесть будет судить Вас, а она всегда знает как Вы себя ведете.

[@olgad8514]

@@2002babay 78%? Откуда такая статистика?:))) Я в советские годы жила, на мою совесть ничего не давит. Ещё там жил мой дедушка, который после войны валил лес в лагерях как враг народа за чей счет и чьим рабским трудом строили тогда стану. И отец мой тоже из СССР и помнит, каково это было быть сыном врага народа. И он очень благодарен был товарищу Хрущеву и КПСС, что его отец вернулся домой через 15 лет, а не через 25, как дали изначально. Так что райское время было, есть о чем ностальгировать:)

[@latifabelhadj4575]

Le métro de ouf !

[@fiksikpiksel6326]

Смотрю в Питере прохладно в начале августа, все ходят в куртках . А у нас в Астрахани такая жара , пекло.

[@RumbiS1488]

повезло вам, у нас север как ни крути, но в этом году как то даже теплее чем обычно

[@Mr_Twister77]

На самом деле в этом году очень тепло даже ночью, просто было пару дней похолодание, а вообще то -да, в августе обычно прохладно уже.

[@ilyaszaitsev7240]

а ещё в мае иногда снег бывает

[@vidar4eg]

Strange that you dont make same metro tour in Moscow. Course Moscow metro is much bigger and have more things to look at ))

[@misger-nv8oz]

Hope you are quite riightbsaying that SPet is not in the same trand as Mow. Thats the same thing as with italian cities. SPet tries to live its own life in tthe frwmsme of RF or USSR, preserve its identity. Thank you you noticed that!

[@КириллЛиньков-ъ6к]

The St. Petersburg metro was built at great depths, because the city was built on swamps and at low-lying stations there would be a high risk of flooding! Metro in the Soviet Union was built deep to avoid groundwater and vibrations of subway trains that shattered the walls of houses. As proof of this fact, I can say that the metro on the outskirts of Soviet cities were built at low depth, and the fourth line of the Moscow metro, built under Stalin, so in General was ground. The first underground of the country, for example, was opened under Stalin in 1935 in Moscow. Then nuclear weapons and in speak of not was.

[@lizamorris1950]

You from England yous have rain all the time!?

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Haha nah we are from Australia 😀 its mostly desert!

[@ilyaszaitsev7240]

why you didn't visit purple line? it have much more different styles

[@lancefr1996]

Живу в Питере (i live in Petesburg)

[@dominicmartucci8132]

LOL Tim @ 2:49

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Dominic Martucci 😆 Good spotting!

[@MsGrandunion]

How long has the English signage been there? I've not seen those signs, only the old style that was Russian only. Its much easier like this!

[@nezzzer]

Они появились примерно в 2005 году (rus)

[@MsGrandunion]

@@nezzzer thank you I just realized that I haven't been to St P since 2005!!

[@DrScarface74]

@@MsGrandunion much easier would be to teach cyrillic and russian in your schools, barbarian peasants.

[@nikitafialkov8330]

Soviet Union and USSR are the same thing ;)

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

for a long time in the St. Petersburg metro was not allowed to take pictures and videos from 1998-2009 for a photo in the metro could get a fine of 300 rubles, and in 2009 a ban on Amateur photography was shot by Valentina Matvienko and in 2012 the ban on photography in the subway was restored the new Governor Georgy Poltavchenko but then cancel the ban on photos because of the Protestants community and residents of St. Petersburg

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Thanks for the information. It’s such an interesting metro that it would have been a real shame not to be able to take photos of it.

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

@@AprilandTimTravel why not take the subway the fact that metro Saint Petersburg is a strategic target and the whole network of the former USSR for example in Baku to remove is strictly prohibited in the subway, although the subway station is very beautiful like all metro systems of the Soviet Union before that used to shoot in the subway of Saint-Petersburg it was necessary to obtain permission to shoot in Moscow metro is allowed Amateur photos and videos although many workers underground do not know about such as duty station is a woman in a red cap and a signal disc, their job is to follow train traffic and order at the metro station by the way in the St. Petersburg metro can not be photographed with a flash

[@AprilandTimTravel]

That’s good to know 👍 There is so much you don’t know about a place until you hear from a local!

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

April and Tim Travel I live in Moscow and I know a lot of interesting things about the most beautiful metro for Example there is a legend that the metro station of the ring line of the Moscow metro line 5 is Located under the signs of the zodiac and all. Metro stations On line 5 of the ring line are 12 stations . The deepest Moscow metro Station is Park Pobedy Where the deepest escalators are 84 meters deep. And the most. The busiest line of the Moscow metro is. Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line (7line) and at. It is the busiest metro station Vykhino

[@валентинпаршин-э3ь]

April and Tim Travel I live in Moscow and I know a lot of interesting things about the most beautiful metro for Example there is a legend that the metro station of the ring line of the Moscow metro line 5 is Located under the signs of the zodiac and all. Metro stations On line 5 of the ring line are 12 stations . The deepest Moscow metro Station is Park Pobedy Where the deepest escalators are 84 meters deep. And the most. The busiest line of the Moscow metro is. Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line (7line) and at. It is the busiest metro station Vykhino

[@hey_vova]

Привет из России)

[@GameOver-rz2qr]

прикольно

[@тов.Эйяфьятлайокудль]

а вы ещё не в курсе,что именно в Питере и живёт БОГ.

[@76rus33]

Like from Russia

[@wmceveryday3611]

Добро пожаловать в Россию. Welcome to RUSSIA!

[@jenifer_phy9534]

1:43 Esskeetit

[@petrgavrilov6924]

Вокруг столько девушек красивых , а я с крокодилом . 😭

[@obridnoi]

Акадьемическайа зе некс Стейшн из грэждэнскый проспэкт

[@s.g.3042]

Земеля😁👍😎😜

[@gaseek]

ни чего не понял о чём говорила, но говорила о метро моего города.

[@ВеликийГолубь-й5ц]

Сам-то в селе не живешь, раз Питер селом называешь?

[@vasilyterkin8182]

Великий Голубь он явно из какого-нить великодержавного днепропетровска или николаева

[@Lim922635]

Твой личный Сталин Очень важная часть! Такое самое важное полужопие :)

[@obridnoi]

А как же дьевяткьино

[@ДенисС-с1к]

Такое впечатление что снято несколько лет назад, сплошные вагоны типа Е

[@ВладимирОрлов-х9д]

Тоже заметил.

[@Сергей-с4в]

На двух ветках старые ещё остались,на остальных новые составы)

[@ДенисС-с1к]

сергей безбородов но за весь ролик ни одного нового состава, теория вероятности просто отдыхает, т.к на красной ветке новых поездов не меньше половины.

[@yungegor]

Вообще не так, процентов 20-25 новых составов на красной. На зеленой они конечно все, но увы там хрен чего увидишь)

[@voronion]

а по мне, так и старые нормальные

[@clpislm]

Russia is very beautiful and Strong

[@Wireless008]

45 rubles is less then 1 dollar!

[@AprilandTimTravel]

Is that surprising? We're using Australian dollars, so our exchange rates are pretty bad at the moment.

[@Wireless008]

@@AprilandTimTravel It is surprising, where i live we pay 5 euro return and stations are not as beautiful as in St. Peterburg

[@AprilandTimTravel]

@@Wireless008 where do you live? We had heard that Russian metro stations were beautiful (aptly referred to as the 'palace of the people) but were amazed once there by the effort and detail that made each station unique.

[@mearbye]

In ~2007 it cost 15 rubles or something

[@EscapeFromRussia]

@@Wireless008 you also probably making more than 400 usd per month.

[@dmatomic]

Самое красивое метро в Москве. Но, я живу в Санкт-Петербурге.

[@vonscheer5850]

На Ветры приезжай, ёпты.

[@jawohl9126]

но самая бьюдифал тут была американка )

[@lookatthisagency]

ЗЕНИТ ПИТЕР

[@MrMargulis81]

Во всём мире было бы так же красиво как в Ленинградском метро, если бы идеи социализма не променяли на макдональдс.

[@oneanywhere8561]

Во всём мире было бы прекрасно, если бы Совок не родился бы вообще!

[@evpatiy3639]

Сталинский ампир

[@АкДи]

Хоть-бы понять что вы тут пишете.

[@zaraza8395]

Хвалят в основном, говорят , жить бы в метро остались и что это дворец для простых людей, это в общем

[@СинийИней-н9ч]

После вашей деревне в город попали!

[@maxbolsen4803]

Потолки эскалаторных тоннелей изуродованы везде! Залеплены поганым пластиком. Там должна быть классная волнистая поверхность вместо этого дерьма. Баллюстрады либо красят коричневой половой краской, либо в лучшем случае ставят из поганой нержавейки КОТОРЫЕ ПО СТИЛЮ вообще не подходят. Где вкус, где дизайн? Там архитектор какой-то есть вообще, который следит за внешним видом? Почему у русских все вечно изуродовано?

[@AlxndrKplnsky]

Max Bolsen Красивые балюстрады хотелось бы иметь но они пожароопасны и после того как в Лондоне было много жертв их во всем мире а также поезда на несгораемые заменяют! :)

[@AlxndrKplnsky]

Волнистая поверхность так называемого зонта наклонного хода станций синей линии в виде мелкого гофра наверное сделана из асбоцемента которые нынче в строительстве запрещен и его по здравоохранению заменяют а вот то что на станции Невский проспект изменили цвет ламп действительно уродство потому что должно архитектурному замыслу соответствовать! :)

[@currantkiller7275]

Что я тут делаю...

[@dc6cp5]

She talked way too much and showed very little

[@ВасилийТелков]

Учите русский язык, дети!

[@rohl1979]

Вы меня умилили, сказав в видео "всё ещё имеет стиль..." Ребята, у вас вообще какое-то метро есть, что бы говорить вообще в принципе о стиле метро?! Вы какое-то не русское метро видели с каким-то подобием стиля?! Вы приехали к папуасам только и умеющими пить водку, да производить оружие, а тут бац - ещё кое-что есть. Но нужно же как-то это макнуть в грязь...

[@Mr_Twister77]

Дядя, ты чего такой озлобленный то? Люди как раз напротив говорят, что станции построенные в 70-х, несмотря на то, что они не такие нарядные, как более старые, тем не менее очень стильные! Какие попуасы, какая водка и бомбы?!! Ты поменьше смотри ура-патриотического угара и внимательней людей слушай, а то ты похоже услышал, то что тебе хотелось услышать, а не то, что на самом деле имелось ввиду! То что у тебя в башке, это не патриотизм, а одна сплошная ненависть ко всему миру, а это разные вещи! Вот если кто и считает нас дикарями, то в том числе и благодаря таким ксенофобам, как ты!

[@rohl1979]

Matvey Aliferenko При чём тут ксенофобия? Какая ещё ненависть ко всему миру?! Если ты причисляешь себя к папуасам достойным снисходительного похлопывания по щеке, это твой выбор! Я отношу себя к людям выдавшим на гора неимоверное количество достижений при стольких же лишениях и потерях! Я никогда не позволю относиться к себе снисходительно тем, кто и доли этого не привнёс!!!

[@Mr_Twister77]

Знаете, есть такая категория людей, которые умудряются обижаться на всё что угодно, даже в самых доброжелательных и уважительных словах они видят какой то подвох и желание их оскорбить... Где вы увидели "снисходительное похлопывание по щеке"?? У вас либо с английским плохо либо комплекс неполноценности! В первом посте я написал, что именно говорили ребята-в их словах нет ни капли снисходительности, напротив они восторгаются всем увиденным.

[@Mr_Twister77]

Маза Фака, я так понял, что ты моему оппоненту писал, но я тем не менее тебе замечу, что любому народу интересно только то, что у него в стране происходит, но вот власть имущим и СМИ им подконтрольным что у нас, что у них очень удобно создавать образ врага за бугром, что бы свои проблемы так в глаза не бросались, поэтому про Россию и русских пишут не просто много сейчас, а очень много и про водку с папуасами тоже и не надо мне втирать, что это не так, я постоянно читаю западные СМИ и смотрю их новостные программы. Вот прям так на нас нас рать, что янкесы нас врагом номер один называют и русский след во всём видят, а прагматичная Европа себе в убыток пятый год санкции оставляет. Это называется не "нас рать", это называется "бомбит", да ещё как!)) Так что ты тоже херню не пиши пожалуйста, а то дядя конечно телек пересмотрел, но он ошибается конкретно в отношении этих блогеров, а ты в целом относительно ситуации!))

[@nadyaprovotorova5132]

Я не думаю, что они хотели "махнуть в грязь".Просто по молодости и не образованности .Спасибо что показали. . Я из Ленинграда ,и лучшего метро не видела нигде.

[@CalianCore]

Одним из новых нормальных станций является - проспект славы а все остальные полная безвкусица

[@JennyIpray]

Не правда. Красивая Пушкинская, Звенигородкая мне нравится на Спортивной и ряд других станций

[@CalianCore]

@@JennyIpray читайте внимательно: из новых. Пушкинская была открыта во второй половине 20 века а Звенигородская в 2008

[@PiZduPokazi]

кого только не носит по нашей России матушке вот только нам местным все недоступно

[@yungegor]

Тебе недоступно съездить в спб?

[@_Tilimbom_]

Елизавета Браунгшвейгская , тебя в питерское метро не пустили? Так ты не лезь туда бухая.