Krasnostudenchesky Passage Tram Stop, Historic tram stop in Russian Federation
Krasnostudenchesky Passage Tram Stop is a tram stop in the Timiryazevsky District of Moscow, designed by architect Evgeny Shervinsky and listed as a regional heritage site. It remains active as a working stop on the Moscow tram network.
The stop was built in the late 19th century, when Moscow was expanding its tram network across the city. It is one of the oldest tram stops still in use today.
It's a piece of regional cultural heritage and has become a notable landmark within the Timiryazevsky District.
The stop is located in the Timiryazevsky District and is reachable by tram from central Moscow. Since it is a working stop, visitors can observe the structure while using the tram service normally.
Although it is used daily by commuters, the stop holds an official listing as a regional cultural heritage site. Most passengers waiting there are unaware they are standing at a protected structure.
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