Delovoy Tsentr, Metro station in Presnensky District, Russia
Delovoy Tsentr is an underground metro station in the Presnensky District of Moscow, served by the Bolshaya Koltsevaya Line. The platforms are lined with green-tinted transparent walls that give the station a modern, open appearance.
The station opened on February 26, 2018 as part of a larger expansion of the Moscow metro network. It was built to serve an area that was developing into a major business hub at the time.
The station sits at the heart of the Moskva-City complex, a modern business district filled with office towers and shopping centers. Commuters and visitors alike step out onto wide walkways surrounded by glass facades that define the area's look.
Right next to this station is Moskva-City station, where you can transfer to the Filyovskaya Line without going outside. This connection makes it easy to move between different parts of the city in one smooth journey.
The station was originally planned to be called Citi, but was renamed Delovoy Tsentr shortly before it opened, which translates to "Business Center" in Russian. The name shift shows how the city wanted to present the district's identity to the public.
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