Saint Petersburg metro station architecture, chandeliers and arched ceilings

The image shows an interior view of a subway station in Saint Petersburg, Russia. A large, circular chandelier with numerous golden, angled elements hangs from the ceiling. Below the chandelier, there are two directional signs on a pole. The sign on the left, with an orange background, indicates "Ulitsa Dybenko" and shows the metro line symbol M4 with an arrow pointing left. The text above in Russian translates to "Street Dybenko". The sign on the right, with a blue background, indicates "Ways out" and shows the numbers "1-12" within a hexagonal shape with an upward arrow. Above the blue section, in Russian, it reads "Exits to the city". Next to this blue sign is another orange sign indicating "Gorny Institut" with the metro line symbol M4 and an arrow pointing right, which translates to "Mining Institute". Below these signs, there are two digital screens displaying metro station information. The environment appears to be a subway platform with arched ceilings. There are no people visible in the image.

The image depicts a subway platform in Saint Petersburg, Russia, likely at Novosalotskaya station, evidenced by signage. The station features a distinctive arched ceiling with visible metal wires supporting decorative elements. In the foreground, a woman in a pink tank top and white shorts walks away from the camera, carrying a black bag. Behind her, a man in a black tank top and pants walks towards the right of the frame, holding a purple and white shopping bag with the letters "WB" visible. A train is stopped on the left side of the platform. Several other people are visible in the background, as well as benches and signage. The lighting is warm and atmospheric, with an orange-yellow hue cast by the station's lighting.

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Saint Petersburg, Russia · Jul 29, 2026, 12:54 PM · 0.4k attention