Moscow Metro Tour
Moscow Metro Tour in Russia Tours
A Moscow Metro Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore one of the world’s most impressive underground transport systems while discovering an important part of Moscow’s history and architecture. Opened in 1935, the Moscow Metro has developed into an extensive network serving the city and its residents.
Several historic stations are renowned for their richly decorated interiors, featuring marble columns, mosaics, sculptures, chandeliers and monumental artworks. Stations such as Komsomolskaya, Mayakovskaya, Kiyevskaya and Novoslobodskaya are particularly notable for their elaborate designs and historical significance.
A metro tour allows visitors to experience these remarkable stations while travelling through the city like a local. It combines architecture, art, history and everyday Moscow life, making the Metro an unusual and memorable sightseeing experience.

What is included & excluded
- The Moscow Metro is a public transport system, so ordinary metro travel requires a valid fare or transport ticket.
- Visitors should follow metro regulations, station signage and instructions from metro staff.
- Passengers must not cross safety barriers or enter restricted operational areas.
- Photography for personal use is generally permitted, subject to current metro regulations and security requirements.
- Visitors should keep clear of train doors and allow passengers to board and exit safely.
- Guided metro tours may have a fixed meeting point, departure time and maximum group size.
- Tour routes and selected stations may change because of operational requirements, maintenance, official events or security restrictions.
- Visitors should take care on escalators and platforms and supervise children at all times.
Cancellation policy
Terms & conditions
- A regular Moscow Metro journey requires a valid travel ticket or transport payment according to the applicable Moscow Metro fare system.
- Passengers must follow instructions from Metro staff and security personnel.
- Entry to stations and platforms is subject to security and passenger-safety controls.
- Visitors must not enter restricted, staff-only or operational areas.
- Photography for personal purposes is generally permitted, but professional or commercial filming/photography may require prior authorisation.
- Visitors must not obstruct passenger movement, escalators, entrances, platforms or station facilities.
- Smoking and the use of prohibited substances are not permitted within the Metro system.
- Visitors must not damage, deface or interfere with station architecture, artwork, sculptures, mosaics or other Metro property.
- Large luggage and other items may be subject to Metro safety and carriage restrictions.
- Children should remain under the supervision of an accompanying adult.
- The Metro may temporarily close stations, restrict access or alter passenger movement because of maintenance, security measures, official events or operational requirements.
- If a guided Moscow Metro sightseeing tour is booked, the tour operator's specified meeting time, itinerary and cancellation/refund policy will apply.
- Late arrival or failure to attend an organised tour may result in loss of the booking without refund, depending on the operator's terms.
- If the tour operator cancels the tour, refund or rescheduling arrangements are governed by the operator's booking conditions.
- The Metro is a public transport network, so train delays, crowding and changes to the operating schedule do not normally constitute grounds for compensation under a sightseeing-tour booking, unless specifically provided by the tour operator.
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