📜 A unique metro station in Omsk, Russia, conceived in the early 1980s.
🔍 Opened in 2011, it serves as a pedestrian underpass, as the subway project was halted.
🚶 Cross a busy intersection via a unique underpass🎶 Enjoy street musicians performing📸 See a "station to nowhere" with typical Russian subway features🏛️ Experience a local cultural phenomenon
🚇 No actual subway trains or operational lines
💡 Look for the red M logo, similar to the Moscow Metro🖼️ Station sometimes hosts art events and exhibitions🌉 Walk to the Irtysh River to see the Metrobridge, another remnant of the project.
💰 Free to access as a pedestrian underpass.
🕒 Always open as a pedestrian underpass.
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