Moscow Metro: Travelling From Moscow City to Vnukovo Airport
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- The first airport in Russia with a Metro Station opened recently connecting Moscow City with Vnukovo Airport. Concidered Impossible, the Kalininsko-Solntsevskaya line of the Moscow Metro is the first Metro line in Russia to take you directly to Vnukovo Airport.
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RASSZKAZOVKA MEANS STORY TAILING place - three are associations with library!
#1 Water pressure is the reason most of the time.
#2 Second reason is for airports/airplanes
#3 Third reason is the view or aesthetics of a city.
I like 4 to 5 levels the most, myself, Russell. It lets the Sun in and also casts shad in the streets, at the same time. Most of the day.
Thanks for the video friend. 🙂
I just read @vidoslogmos reply.
He is right about the ladders in old city's. Both ladders and water are needed to fight fires.
Back in the day, it was easier to build out, than up. As building tech gets better it is easier to build up. It becomes worth the price for the buildings in some locations.
The answer of "why in Soviet times they built many 5-story, 9-story and 12-story buildings" is:
1) Different SNIP (construction norms and rules) requirements for 6-9 story buildings and 10+ story buildings. For example, 6+ requires elevators alongside with staircase and most 5-story buildings was built in 20-50s when elevators was not produced in much quantities. And 10+ requires TWO elevators alongside with staircase and anti-fire balconies and so on. Communications issue and more and more. So, its not true, as many people say that: "its cheap". Cities was built in one Grand plan, not by free market, so, there is no money-penalty, only a common sense of what we CAN build right now and what we can't.
2) Insolation to Area of building ratio. It was calculated that ideal is 9-story buildings with spacing of 2 wides of them for normal insolation for every floor. Again, its not like soviet planners could spam buildings everywhere, there was SNIPs and so on.
3) Standartisation. When they designed one ideal (for the time, for a year or 5) building - they may want to use its design instead of designing every single building.
So, thats why there was many identical buildings and they all was 5 and 9 story tall. In later USSR they was able to build 12-story and more unique plans was designed those times. I'm an architect student in Russia and i love to dive deep in soviet era and see how mesmerising their planning techniques was in comparison to nowadays one rule: "Plan according to SNIP but make it Cheap" cuz of, you know, capitalism.
A lot of neobolshevik orc's there, be careful
🤤Wow. Moscow looks stunning! I look forward to visit. Greetings from Warsaw to my fellow slavs in Russia 👋
❤ бро приезжай)
уверен, после отсталой польши даже украина покажется потрясающей страной. бро, не приезжай, мы не очень любим нацистов
@@ЕвгенийПопов-р2идавайте вы не будете грубить людям настроенным вполне лояльно к нашей стране. Но да, нацистов мы не любим, но он пишет про «друзей славян»
@@stopwar9785 более чем уверена, что такие люди не являются россиянами, они обычно под маской "своего" создают о жителях России плохое впечатление несмотря на политоту. Проходили - знаем
Будем рады видеть поляков в России,между нами много общего,мы славяне,должны дружить.
Imagine 50 countries trying to destroy you but you still manage to build new metro stations this is insane guys
Life goes on.
Пофиг))
Great!
Не впервой
Это продолжается 1000 лет нашего государства, к сожалению. Не с запада, так с востока напалали на Россию, сейчас просто войны стали более сложнее и изощреннее
Im Filipino American. Lived in California and now live in Russia with my wife and our baby. After living here for more than 3 years now, i realized we've been lied to in America about Russia and its people. Almost Everything here when it comes to quality of life is so much better. The transport systems are so good you really dont need a car to get around unless you want one. Ive been to most major cities in the US and EU, but Russia literally wins it for me with Turkiye and Dubai taking second and third place for the best places to live or visit
What made you choose russia. How was thw transition ?
suuure.. beautiful in Russia, a third world country where if you try to speak up they lock you up for 20 years. i hope your family will prosper but i'm sorry for your kid
Я живу в России мне здесь нравится🙂
@@holodilnick you're comparing apples and oranges. There's no point of comparison and no logic to what you just said. of course I mean major cities in Russia compared to major cities in the US and EU. If you haven't been to the boondocks in the US and EU you should go and compare it to the ones you have and the ones in Russia. I'm sure you'll see that rural areas and ghettos around the world aren't really the best when it comes to transportation and especially safety. Educate yourself
@@roderickpineda5886
Where exactly do you live? in Moscow? Yes, there are traces of civilization there. Russia outside of Moscow is basically snow-covered Nigeria. In my town, packs of huge stray dogs roam the streets and hunt children and cats! But the city authorities, absolutely unscrupulous and indifferent thieves, do nothing at all! Here's everything you need to know about this fourth world country
I am Vietnamese. I firmly affirm that in Europe there is no capital as beautiful as Moscow. Infrastructure does not need to be mentioned. The convenient services are second to none.
Я, конечно в Европе не был, но мне кажется, что она красива по-своему...
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@@madnevixcrol Поверь, я был много где, лучше развитого города, чем Москва ни одного города я не видел в меире и в транспортной доступности, и в любом другом сервисе. Правда не был в Китае, про него ничего не могу сказать.
This stunning metro station in Russia puts the West, UK and Eu metro station into shame. Thank you so much for showing us this beautiful Russia metro station. I will absolutely be coming to visit Russia after my tour in China. ❤😊
Приезжайте! Здесь дёшево и безопасно!
This subway system technology and vehicles in video! The subway construction is all Chinese! They were all built with the help of Chinese companies!
@@rongyaowang1075зачем вы врете? Все построено русскими людьми. Вы либо необразованный, либо врун намерено.
@@rongyaowang1075Ложь
@@rongyaowang1075 как человек, имеющий к этому отношение, говорю прямо - вы врёте
Wow! So amazing! Moscow is 1.000.000 times better than any european city
The more you show, the more i want to go to Russia.
It's time to make your dreams real. 😉
You are always welcomed. E-visa is easy to get
Welcome to Russia, we always welcome guests ❤😊
Mother Russia loves all kind people. It's a great idea to visit Russia. Cities such as Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan, Grozny, Sochi. You will not be left without positive emotions. Naturally, in any city there are dark places, in any country in the world there are robbers, and in Russia they exist. You just need to follow safety precautions. There are not many robbers in Russia compared to Europe or the USA.
Добро пожаловать! Мы рады всем хорошим народам мира?
I was lucky in life when I moved to live in Russia
I was lucky me born in Russia
@@РустамЯлымов-с2я I am Russian and I am lucky - these are the words from the Russian song by the performer Shaman.
I live in Moscow and I’m kinda used to it. This video made me appreciate my city so much. Thanks for sharing!
Russia's architecture is pure elegance and beauty .. Long live Russia !
Приаезжайте к нам в Россию!! У нас красиво и безопасно!!! Мы любим наших гостей со всего мира!!! Спасибо , Рассел, за видео! Ты открываешь для мира реальную Россию!!! Из России с любовью!!!❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
почему этот коментарий до сих пор не в топе?)
Потому что по-русски
Красиво и условно безопасно в Москве. Как человек который живёт в Москве и который объездил всю центральную Россию скажу, что каждый раз я выезжаю за МКАД/ЦКАД поражаюсь, насколько огромен контраст и качество жизни в остальной России... Любой кто посмотрит этот ролик из регионов тоже удивится, как хорошо в Москве)
I was blown away by Alex Christiforu's walk arounds in both Moscow and St. Petersburg--especially Moscow. These stations like so much of what he showed are just amazing. Hardly the sterile Soviet Russia my mind pictured from all the Western programming we live with. Russell, thanks for the great ride-along!
Не смотрите американские пропагандистские программы. ☝😂Ищите источники информации, анализирует, путешествуйте... Я часто ездила в разные страны и теперь понимаю, что в России всё лучше - транспорт, медицина, комфортная среда, природа,отношение друг другу и свобода.
Удивительно, но всё это,наследние ссср
Now, this is called Metro, not like here in Canada a smelly, dirty, and old thing called Metro.
Освободите Вилли...
Plus the homeless shelter metro Canada
@@WokeAF-24In In Russia there is no homeless people, Tent Cities, drugs problems, prostitution, gangs crimes, unemployed people are unless you don't want to work. For ordinary people taxes dont even exist. Like we Westerners ordinery people pay taxes 👉In 🇨🇦Canada Local citi taxes, water, schools, property if you've house taxes, provincial and federl taxes. In Western Capitalism people live in Capitalism and businesses in Socialism. In order to know that,.. you've to know both systems as you dont. In Socialism government own all resources, infrastructure and money created by it government use to pay for military, free education, free healthcare, mentaining whole infrastructure. Now you know Why you don't pay any taxes in Socialism. You might be paying some symbolic tax for some insurance like for cars and some on property if exceeds one person large property that creates revenu. Then you might be paying some taxes according to profits that you made. Don't try to cheat if you do then no good lawyer will Ever help corruption and will not help if you try then you'll get in forever trouble. This isn't America where you can buy anything even justice too.❤️🕊️🌍👌👍 Socialism works 👉just look China.👀👌👍👉US Capitalism didn't work just ask Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan to mention few countries whom US had invaded, bombed robbed and destroyed. US has No Any Economic planning except what country Next to invade and robb. If you want progress and secure future Socialism is way to Go. Best example Look at China Socialist Country.. Not Communist or Communism that's a for next stages that comes after Socialism. Don't listen Western fake news as this Communist country or that Communist country..bla bla. There has Never been Ever communist countries or Communism it has been Only Socialist country in infant stages that US had subverted and overthrown. Remember that once and Forever, don't let Western fake news fools you any more. Humanity future is👉 in Socialism not socialism or SUPOSEDLY communism that you've been lied to by SUPOSEDLY free media over and over again.❤️🕊️🌍👌👍Only way to go to future.
Absolutely stunning. The Russians sure know about style. Everything is thought of. Now compare this to some US stations or UK or EU where things are poorly maintained. This is in another class. You can rest assured it's also super safe. Congratulations to wonderful Russia.
У нас в Германии все метро провоняли мочой , бомжы валяются на каждом шагу .
Русский народ уважает свою страну , поэтому вокруг чистота и красота
Да уж, в пиндосии тоже помойка пздц
Yeah the train service was far superior to other Western Cities I have visited - I suspect it’s because so much gets privatised in the West and quality runs a distant second to profit
The more progress Russia makes the more the Western oligarchy wants to contain it.
It's been for CENTURIES. It's not something new. Russia always was a problem for evil forces. Concerning progress, it's hilarious how some countries are called DEVELOPED and others UNDEVELOPED or even FAILED. It's so rude and simply is not true!
This is the case when I live in Moscow, I travel by metro every day, but I watch an English-speaking blogger about my city😅Whoever comes to us with good thoughts is welcome. Moscow is a beautiful, safe and comfortable city. Thanks for the video❤️
Impressively beautiful architectural design metro train station! Wow. Hats off to all involved. 🫡💞 Brilliant Russian town planners, architects, engineers, and government leaders..! 😍🇷🇺 💐👏👏🌞
Well said. Thanks !!!!
Spasiba, grazie mille per questi bei video ,super crassiva ,bellissima❤❤❤❤❤❤🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 viva la grande Russia e tutto il popolo Russo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 lublù lublù lublù saluti dalla Sicilia ❤❤❤❤zului 😘😘😘
Thanks a lot
😘😘😘😁
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Grazie mille per le parole calde! Saluti da Mosca
Мы любим Koza Nostra)))
YEES! BY FAR MOSCOW'S SUBWAY IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL IN THE WORLD!
It really is.
it's museum
Russell I follow you from Pakistan thank you for starting this RUclips channel we visit all the places for free
Absolutely beautiful station and all the links to the Moscow Underground are marvellous. Thanks Russell.
KAVER GOD ALMIGHTY😊😊
Who is complete God?
Iyov 36:5 - Orthodox Jewish Bible (OJB)
See, El is Kabir, and despiseth, not any; He is Kabir in ko’ach lev (strength of understanding).
Translation: Supreme God is Kabir, but despises no one. He is Kabir, and firm in his purpose.
In all Bible translations, the word Kabir has been translated as "Mighty" or "Great" whereas Kabir is the original name of Supreme God.
Conclusion: This verse of the Bible proves that Kabir is Complete God. The one who worships God Kabir by taking initiation from the complete saint sent by him gets complete salvation. After attaining salvation that souls rest in peace in the eternal abode Satlok forever. The throne of God is in Satlok.
God Kabir met Jesus and took his soul to Satlok. On their way, God Kabir made him see his ancestors David, Moses, Abraham, etc. in the Pitra Lokas. Then God took him to Satlok😊😊
Wow! I never thought Moscow was so modern and beautiful!! Definitely on my list of places I want to visit!!
The expansion of the metro is amazing to see in person.
We are gladly waiting for you, in today's realities I rarely hear foreign speech in Moscow, it is very sad that few guests come to us. Before the conflict began, I regularly met with guys from different countries. Today only our Chinese brothers come to us.
А вы думали что в России, не только в Москве, всё живут в пещерах???
Приезжайте! В России не только Москва прекрасная, но и другие города хороши 😊
Наши китайские братья))) звучит угарно)))
От България с любов!
Болгарам ответная любовь! ❤
Братушки❤
Благодаря ❤
взаимно
Привет брат славянин 🇧🇬❤️🇷🇺
Amazing .. I lived in Russia between 1992 and 1995 - Vnukovo was the tiniest airport in those days with a long car drive from Moscow centre, I used to fly from there to Novosibirsk where I was studying. Now it's unrecognizable. Incredible to see Russia now, I have not been back since 2003 - really hope to visit again one day. Thanks for all your videos!
Come visit! Your are always welcome
oh it changed a lot
Russia has changed a lot from the 90’s. It’s completely different(much better).
Now it is a completely different country.
Сами в шоке, с того времени многое изменилось.
Honestly it’s very impressive to see this is truth while comparing to USA or uk or Australia. They so behind. Not gonna lie the Russian took far better then most in the world well done Russia and people they should be proud themselves for all these nice and clean advance stations
not Russia, but Moscow, any other city is far behind.
@@gherbentприкинь, да? Какая плохая Россия, строит метро только в крупных городах, а в деревнях нет ни одной станции метро🤭
@@Laleetka плохое Российское правительство, о народе не заботится, войну развязала с соседним государством. И пусть остальные не сроят иллюзий что прям вся Россия так хорошо выглядит как в этом видео, вся Россия уж прям как Дубай.
@@gherbent Yes, it's better than the ruins of the Nazi-Svidomite "dill-Sumerians".
@@gherbentа ты чё не на фронте? Зеля сказал что мяса не хватает 😂
Amazing to see all the comments! So happy that our country attracts people all over the world! SPASIBO! THANK YOU! Come to Russia! Moscow never sleeps! :)
Russell, you should know that the layout of the Tu-144 aircraft at the Pykhtino station was created on the basis of real drawings that were preserved in the Design Bureau of Tupolev and TsAGI. In this layout, real alloys are used from which the original of this aircraft was made.
I'm a Brit now living in Moscow and I love the Metro.
I used to live in Vnukovo but moved before the new station was finished and had to take the bus from Razkaz.
I need to visit to see what it looks like now👍🇷🇺🇬🇧
Brit? Englishman?
About languages. I have just visited Istanbul and everywhere signs are written in Turkish, English and Russian. There are so many immigrants from some former Soviet Union republics and they all speak Russian. The maid who attended my room was a Russian speaking lady from Turkmenistan and her Russian was perfect. She also knew English. We chatted. I tipped her every day. Most people feel sorry for the USSR and hope some day republics will reunite again.
@@vladelets_vag там и в магазинах и ресторанах и почти везде работают русскоязычные люди. Не обязательно из России. И все очень любезные. И общительные. И английским тоже владеют. Но Турция по уровню развития сильно отстает от России. Все-таки нет того комфорта и удобств, как в России сегодня.
@@BGtravels слушай,не смеши.Какое у нас в России удобство?
@@vladelets_vag ты был в Стамбуле в общественной уборной? Аэропорт Ататюрк не удобный. Слишком много приходится идти пешком. Очень далеко метро. Таксисты норовят получить 60 баксов до центра города. В России не так. В России можно заказать машину через S7. И добраться до гостиницы в Москве за 1400 рублей. Да и аэропорты удобнее. Нет таких километровых дистанций от выхода к метро или поезду.
@@BGtravels ты меня удивляешь.Там автобусы перед носом стоят в порту
@@vladelets_vag туристы из США этого не знают. Я не из России. Я владею русским. Но я сам жижу в США. И в первый раз был в Турции. В России в последний раз был в 2021. Даже в Крыму был. Россия мне показалась удобнее Турции.
Russia is becoming the model for the world to follow!
@@holodilnickgo cry
@@holodilnick So much hypocrisy... Which country would you like to migrate to? The one that probably attacked every country in the world (USA) or the one it attacked? By the way, there has been permanent shadow rule in the United States for many decades and the appearance of democracy in the form of a replacement talking head - the President.
@@holodilnick a fly will find shit everywhere
@@holodilnick You don't know the history of Russia/ Ukraine it seems. Do your research (especially on the US involvement)
@@holodilnick Пропагандой СШАкалов. Ты кастрюля нацистская.
"Welcome to civilization!" -- that's the message these stations shout out. "Welcome to the future! Welcome to a country where people matter! Welcome to a country that dreams! Welcome to a country that has aspirations!" Russia is only one-ninth of the Earth's land surface, but sometimes it seems like the whole world. These stations are glorious.
I'm not impressed with the vast shopping center in the International Business Center in Moscow -- too commercial! But I'm in awe of the stations. I can't remember the last time I saw such long trains! Wait, I do remember: It was 1982, my first and last visit to the Soviet Union. I ventured into the metro on my own, proud of my ability to read Cyrillic. I wish all of the modern signs were in Cyrillic only: Give English speakers an incentive to learn Russian!
Вы зашли в метро в 1982? Я знаю ответ на следующий вопрос, и все же... Сколько вам лет?
@@whostolemycarrot I went down the steps at Prospekt Mira, near the Cosmos Hotel and VDNKh, then rode the escalator down. I regard the days I spent in Moscow as absolutely sacred: The past lives forever! Days of the past, more precious than gold and diamonds.
How old am I? I'm ancient! But I feel like I'm younger now than I was in 1982. I've shed all of my illusions, and now I'm free to enjoy pure existence! How old are you? Why do you ask?
Бро, я помню, как выглядела Москва в 1982 году. Если у тебя получится приехать сюда сейчас, обещаю, ты будешь потрясён. Москва за эти 40 лет очень сильно изменилась в лучшую сторону. Короче, приезжай 😉
Is Russia the future? :D This is a big gas station, you have nothing, and you are talking about some future? you don't have it.
@@artursliwinski1
This is very funny 🤣🤣
You wrote your comment under the video in which Russell ALREADY shows you the future that, as you say, Russia does not have. :)
You wrote that Russia is a “big gas station,” although the share of oil and gas revenues in the country’s budget is 35%. This is one third.
You wrote: "...you have nothing...", but:
1. Only 4 countries in the world can produce passenger aircraft. And Russia is one of them.
2. Only 4 countries in the world are capable of launching a person into space. And Russia is one of them.
3. Only 2 countries in the world have mastered hypersonic technologies. And Russia... what? - also one of them.
....
And this list can go on for a very long time...
P.S. Such nonsense as you wrote could only be written by someone who hates Russia and has not been to it for a very long time.
Moscow is more advanced, more beautiful and more cultural than most western capitals
As someone who has traveled all over the West, I agree. Moved here for only a year and decided to stay permanently. Life quality seems to depreciate when you go back to the EU from here.
*than all western capitals
@@Ultra-Violetпросто ты обижен Россией
All western cities.
@@Ultra-Violet says the known banderite troll. Enjoy your 50cents 🤣
Sorry for ruining your shot! 31:29 😂 Me and my mom saw you filming, but we were too shy to approach you. Thank you for your videos about our country! 😊
А зря 😁
@@MyNameisMaria23 да 😅
@@VeronikaMorgunova Вероника , Салют из Западной Сибири , Алтайский край ✌️ 💐
@@azotazotov938 крутяк 😋🤘
@@azotazotov938 Привет земляку из Рубцовска)
looks neat and futuristic , if dallas tx build something like that they gonna take more than 200 years to finish and trillions and trillions of dollars .😂
А нам 30 лет внушали, что все наоборот!
So improve the infrastructure for people, why pump hundreds of billions to start wars around the world?! Money should be invested in America, to improve people's lives.
у вас же огромный бюджет, у одного только штата, тем более Техас. Вполне можете построить, только наверное властям нет дела до жителей, их больше интересует Украина.
87 stations have been built in Moscow in 10 years
Russia has a lot of experience in building subways, we are ready to share with honest and real America ❤
Everything is so clean, no graffiti. It’s beautiful!
@@scotland638These stations just opened, that’s why.
@@saintfiacre8712no not that’s why 😂because we are not animals.
Освободите Вилли...
@@saintfiacre8712 у нас в метро, да и вообще нигде нет графити . Только в некоторых дворах, где живут дегенераты можно встретить графики на стенах. Все чисто и красиво. А Метро вообще моют каждую ночь.
It's considered vandalism.
Fantastic video, Moscow metro is amazing!! Just compare it to the dirty BART in SF , what a shame really
Tupolevs, this is the father - Andrei Nikolaevich Tupolev and his son Alexey Andreevich Tupolev.
Hi Russel, I am watching from Canada, most appreciate your videos, really enjoyed the metro and airport videos. I’d love to visit one day ! The metro video is the first one I found, and was blown away from the beauty of architecture and design. Thank you for making this available. Russia is a beautiful country, Moscow looks amazing. I did enjoy the apartment video in Ufa will check the other ones out for sure for I am curious about living there. Used to live in former Czechoslovakia and had a different view at Russia at that time. It was a different era and time of history. Thank you !
*Now you fell in love with murderess maniac from Kremlin* ? what happened ? @emajurkova9500
@@DanBrigs Your best maniac is not in Kremlin, guess where????
Valday ? Sochi ? ( or maybe in the fridge in Valday ?)@@mikeg2013
@@DanBrigs вы сами маньяки))) а мы орда, мордор и как там еще вы нас называете))
@@DanBrigs и не надо оскорблять такими словами нашего президента!
Much better and cleaner than New York subway system.
The Moscow Metro is an amazing train network to ride.
Look at how clean the subway cars in comparison to NYC, Paris or London.
But...five years ago the BBC put London on the Top 1 among the best Metro or Subway on earth, Moscow sit on 5 after Paris, Sanghai and Seoul. Idk what make London Underground was better than Moscow or Seoul. My friend told me that Paris Metro are well known for their stinky smell and somehow still better than Moscow.
да. как то всё не цивилизованно как париже и лондоне не свободно и не демократично
@@well9179lol so biased 😅 Paris metro was like a dirty jungle to me.. I’ve never seen metro car doors open manually by handles 😂 Cables and some crap hanging from the ceilings, water dripping, nasty garbage everywhere, that’s Parisian metro, right in the center too. I think Moscow metro takes the top 5 positions and then there’s everything else..
Ну так переезжай туда и присоединяйся к толпе бесправных таджиков и киргизов, которые каждое утро начищают до блеска всю Москву!
@@efraimrotterdamus3815вы так пишите, как будто они бесплатно работают и в метро и в Москве. Они на родине на эти деньги покупают квартиры, дома, машины. Они меньше чем за 70 тыс работать не идут не выгдно, давно всё поменялось, россиянам не втиснуться
The Tupolevs are not brothers. Andrey Tupolev is the father, Alexey is the son.
Sorry, i made a mistake in saying that. Thanks for pointing it out.
Russia is beautiful place peaceful country awesome 🙏
Thank you so much :))
It's only Moscow, unfortunately. Outside of Moscow Russia looks like the poorest countries of Africa.
@@Igorryyподмосковье также хорошее место,сьездите в Калугу ,какой там музей космонавтики с новыми павильонами...А бедные или не очень привлекательные районы везде есть в любой стране и Канаде и в США
@@Igorryyврать не хорошо
@@ДимаДрозд-ш6л а я и не вру. Я сам в Серпухове живу!
Moscow certainly looks very developed and heavenly. Best wishes.
Unfortunately it's only Moscow. The rest of Russia is in shambles.
@@Igorryy nonsense western propaganda.
@@Igorryy Ты не друг ...и цель твоя грязна . Соответственно и душа ...
@@ЛюбовьФилиповна-ъ2ю кому не друг? Вам? Конечно не друг. Я вас знать не знаю. Или россиянам? Я сам, к сожалению, россиянин.
I completely disagree. I've watched numerous other videos of smaller Russian towns. Yes they don't have all the luxuries and convince of Moscow, but to call them in shambles is an overstatement. But they have a sense of duty and honor the Russian past and culture. Have you been to the US? Our cities are unsafe, crime and drug ridden dangerous places. Our country towns and areas aren't much better, go visit rural southern Alabama and you'll see what I mean. You sound like a nasty Putin hater. @@Igorryy
Wow awesome! Incomparably superior to the decrepit and dangerous subways in the decadent west, like New York City's!
Wow! Thanks for sharing this awesome video of Russia. I soooooo mush love the way they tattooed those various Russian iconic fighter jets and planes on those walls reminding them and their kids of the achievements. Just look at that amazing Sukhoi Jet hanging up there. This is what patriotism is.
A mock-up of the TU-144 aircraft is hanging. This is not Sukhoi but Tupolev. This is a jet passenger aircraft, which was produced in the USSR. Unfortunately, it is no longer there, as is the western Concord. they were too uneconomical and expensive.
Your metro station is so wonderful. I know it's history counts many decades back. So, I'm so glad for you Russians you have a historic and so beautiful metro.❤
If you want to see more. ruclips.net/video/mCRvODzM5Ck/видео.html
🤝
Moscow metro was 88 years old this may
Moscow metro was 88 years old this may
This is not Russian
love love love your chit chat throughout all your videos, it gives the viewer a unique interactive experience when watching your content ❤ 😊
С тех пор, как Рассел начал снимать обзоры, Москва всё хорошеет и хорошеет. :) Рассел, не останавливайся.
😅👍
Россия и Собянин , не останавливайтесь!😊
In Moscow there was another ecstasy of beauty
A lot of new projects were finished and opened in the last 10 days.
@@TravellingwithRussellthey opened MCD 4
@@holodilnick А что сделал Байден до своих выборов? Расскажите, будет очень интересно? Дал оружие для войны на Украине? Или начал войну в Палестины? Не стесняйтесь говорить ложь.
@@holodilnick Наверное ссыт Собянин? 🤔💁♀️Речь шла про метро, а ты солнце моё, приплел мобилизацию? Больной вопрос? ЦИПСО заняться нечем? Особенно иностранцам это интересно)) А мы и так знаем, что происходит. Что на масло не хватает?
Extraordinary !! The convenience and design involving the people made for the people - god I love these videos - thank you
12:00 мне нравится что власть таким образом прививает интерес и любовь к русской культуре. это признак ее суверенности.
Там дааалеко не только отечественная литература
02:11 I walked on this bridge on 26th of last month when I tried to find metro line going to aviapark, that was after I finished my tour to Victory museum in the morning, at first I was very confusing how I could move to the other side of the river, I saw the bridge but there was no entrance, finally I decided to check out the building connected with the bridge and interestingly that's the entrance. Moscow is amazing, I will absolutely come back again.
I wish we had such love given to our subway stations in the U.S.
Subway in the US (at least in NYC) is privately owned. So capitalism + monopoly won’t let it get any better.
Я видела интересное на станциях в метро Нью-Йорка. Наверное, еще из прошлых эпох. Там были колонны, похожие на готические. И кованные или чугунные балки, похожие на нервюры. Если это отреставрировать, будет уникально, ни на что не похоже. Там был свой стиль (интересно, так было изначально задумано?)
@@ВересковыйЦвет-р5щесли посмотреть на старые фотки станций западного метро, действительно можно увидеть, что они сделаны очень хорошо. Проблема в том, что их обслуживают только когда в этом появляется необходимость (де факто, когда они начинают разваливаться к х*ям), т.к. всем этим занимается не государство, а частные компании. Для них регулярный ремонт и обслуживание подземки - слишком большая статья расходов, а государство регулирует это весьма неохотно. После такой хрени невольно задумываешься, так ли много Собянин и ко пилят на всём этом...
сейчас проблема метро Нью Йорка это наркоманы, бомжи, цыгане и мусор с грязью, а как эти проблемы исправлять, если для большей части жителей эти виды стали нормой в т.ч. и на улицах? Поэтому ремонт там не нужен, да и метро частное, зачем владельцу нужны эти траты денег если люди и так пользуются, куда они денутся то. )@@ВересковыйЦвет-р5щ
First of all, your president should treat his citizens with love. And only then will positive changes begin in your country and the metro will be better than in Russia or Belarus.
Those pillars remind me of the old card catalogues that were in libraries when I was a child.
"Bookshelves" at Rasskazovka are not just an accident. It's a wordplay based on the name of the station. Russian rasskaz (рассказ) in a narrow sense means short story (literary genre) and in a broad sense it means 'narrative'.
Not really. Rasskazovka is located next to Peredelkino - the village of the Writers' Union.
@@daosboris7142однако это прекрасно обыгранная игра слов. рассказовка как сборник рассказов на полках по пути к поселку писателей :)
Wow. The weather looks delicious. I envy you Russle. The city looks beautiful ❤❤
It was a bit all over the place when i was filming this.
Russell, are there many signs in Russian in the Sydney subway?
I didn't notice lifts for people with prams or wheelchair users Elevators are no good for either Would like to know ...I love undergrounds Nowhere does Metros as well as Russia and Japan .Both are so very clean but Russia takes 1st place .Fabulous Station and no wall spraying by yobs .This is superbly designed ( unlike BER ) Great like Russel .Terrific .
These new stations def have lifts, never seen a new metro station without them.
Everything is provided for disabled people. It just didn't make it into the frame.
Лифты есть у лестниц и экскалаторов по бокам от входов. Они установлены так чтобы к ним было удобно подъехать на коляске.
Each our metro station has elevators, we can't imagine our metro without them, and all new stations also have lifts. And toilettes. You should just know where you should go for them, they are usually nearby))
В Китае суперсовременное метро.
Great tour of the metro to the airport! I am sure you helped a lot of trip planners.
I hope so!
There are three usual explanations:
1. In the USSR, mostly 9-story houses were built for the reason that their height corresponded to the height of a mechanized fire engine ladder - 28 meters, respectively, it did not extend above the ninth floor.
2. The next reason is GOSTs, which regulate, in particular, that a 9-story building must have an elevator, and if there are more floors - 10, 12, and so on - then the number of elevators increases, and this leads to an increase in construction costs and subsequent repairs . In addition to an additional elevator, tall buildings require smoke removal systems and an evacuation route - more time and money are required to build such infrastructure, and the cost of apartments increases.
VERY GOOD..SPACIBO!
Where is the 3rd reason?@@marcodelguerra
@@Malouri Sorry..What?
@@lomov_the-Real what about 7 sisters then?
@videoslogmos in his posting says there 3 reasons that most of the building are 9 story building, he explained 2 of them but the 3rd reason is missing (I think)@@marcodelguerra
Рассел спасибо за прогулку по нашему метро. Я живу во Внуково, возле аэропорта. Приятно было посмотреть на метро глазами иностранца. Советую показать ещё станцию Тропарево. По моему одна из самых не обычных станций Москвы.
Прожил 18 лет. Учился в 13 школе. Постоянно катаюсь в место детства, чтобы погулять. Сходить на плотину. Погулять пешком. Заезжаю на родник.
За Внуково рад. Не чужой район Москвы, теперь и метро есть.
Необычно-это прилагательное и пишется слитно."Грамотей" на уроках русского наобыло учить правила написания,а не в страйк рубиться.😂😂😂
Russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed by the West. I am just trying to reconcile what I see and the previous statement. If some of you remember, Barack Obama declared in 2012 that “Russian economy is torn in pieces”.
As long as I've lived, I've been hearing Western propaganda about us. Come to us, we have so much more interesting things. Siberia, Kamchatka, Karelia , Caucasus 😊
это запад говорит уже 1000 лет ! и чё толку ?! только и могут что тяфкать !
Those stations are beautiful. I saw other youtuber's video about some of the stations, saying that every station in the Moscow is different, it has different arts pained on the ceiling.
Hi Russel. There are nine levels in the blocks of flats for fire escape reasons. The ladders on the firefighting vehicles usually can reach up to 9th floor.
Nice traveling in Metro station Russell. You became professional journalist in Russia. 😊
The student card for Moscow is perfect. Unlimited public transport for students.
Right, i actually met some students whilst making this video, they came out to see the new stations also.
@@TravellingwithRussell Was a university student in Moscow. Student cards give heavy discounts in social places, museums, supermarkets and transport. We used to pay 120 rubles per month on unlimited metro in mid 2000s
В 90х можно было поступить с дипломом коледжа на третий курс университета но жадность победила здравый смысл и академическую структуру подготовки качественных кадров выпуская качественные "кадры".
@@martino6205 Now it costs 500 rubles for unlimited travel on the metro and 250 rubles for ground transport.
@@ovraes7 или можно как я на три месяца взять за 6 000.
This bridge ain't Bagatron, it's Bagration (named after a Russian general during Napoleonic Wars)
Я даже ему попытался написать Bagrateon вместо -tion, чтобы он по привычке не произнёс "Багрэйшен"
Bogration was Georgian. Cool general. The soldiers called him God Rati On.
Спасибо большое за то, что интересно рассказали и показали интересные места в Москве!
I love Russia ❤
Thanks for watching.
Lol. I am Russian and I dont love Russia 😆🤣
Duplicating information in English on subway signs is no longer mandatory
It seems that duplicating signs in Chinese is now more relevant. :)
@@dws0227 many Chinese speak Russian
@@scotland638у нас говорят, что смех без причины - признак... догадайся чего.
@@Esperanza-sh8lwне догадается, по той самой причине 😊
@@dws0227 Смотря где. На Дальнем Востоке уже давно дублируют на китайском. В Европейской части на английском. Россия - большая страна. Вряд ли вы осознаёте насколько она большая 😉
took NYC's MTA subway today. What a contrast...
I have taken the subway in Manhattan a few times, i only remember the smell.
Good Evening Professor Russell, thank you for this Glimpse into super clean and well designed new Metro Station! The Steel Sculpture reminds me of” Atlas” holding up his “World of Magnets”.. Why the 9 stories…3+3+3… I’m sure it has something to do with Structural Load, steel columns and, this is something every older person keeps in mind - walking the stairs! Have a blessed night! Best regards, Nurse Jane, Deale, MD USA.
it looks more futuristic than the locations in Starfield...
I must visit Russia, it's country of orderly, cleaningness. Incredible 🇷🇺 😄 😀 ❤
Great report , as always . A new highway was also launched today from the ring road to Moscow City without traffic lights .
Sounds terrible
@@uis246чего?Это междугородняя скоростная трасса,пешеходы ее не переходят.Она проложена через поля,леса,болота.а не через города.
@@СветланаНикитченко-х7жwhat? Moscow Central Chords are new massive roads that generally run across the city.
@uis246 It's a lifesaver for those who use cars instead of public transport, and they're generally not an issue for pedestrians. Moreover, Moscow Central Diameters are being opened, which are like Chords, but for pedestrians. They mostly run on existing suburban train lines, but significantly faster and affordable.
Yes, affordable. For just 50 cents you can use Moscow Metro, MCD and MCL for 90 minutes without paying anything extra. You can even go to point a, go to point b and then return home if you manage to fit all of that in 90 minutes (it's very impressive how fast you can travel in Moscow). Oh, and if you want to use ground transport, just use the same card you used in the metro, pay 25 cents more and you again can switch buses, trams and whatnot.
To recap, in just 75 cents you can get anywhere in Moscow super fast, convenient and comfortable! In most foreign cities I've been it was 3-8 bucks to use public transport, and it isn't even that good 😢
I'm not even telling you about all the other cool stuff you can do in Moscow, like watching where the bus you want to hop on is right now in real time on a map!
@@uis246 This is a high-speed and toll highway! There are no pedestrians there! This is in order to cover a distance of thousands of kilometers faster, dude! There are its free analogues, but a trip through them takes longer. 🧐
Даже он на двух новых станций побывал,а я всё ещё нет
Они открылись всего несколько дней назад, у вас будет достаточно времени, чтобы их увидеть.
Russell you should visit Kislovodsk
What a heavenly resort city that is
Hello, we always thank you for the beautiful videos and really wonderful content. We see things in reality, and thanks to you, Russia is truly beautiful and always developing and overcoming all difficulties. Really, when I see these videos, I enjoy a lot.
Господи, как там плохо всё!!
Нет мусора и граффити - главных признаков богатства, процветания и демократии!! 😢😭
Wow! Great video. Keep them coming.
My grandfather was working with Tupolev in 50s in Kuibishev (now Samara). I have published his letters, it’s very interesting.
Very interesting, can they be seen?
@@РоманБондарь-ы8щ ответила, но коммент удален. Не знаю почему :(
Катя, если можно, пожалуйста, поделитесь! Очень интересует история отечественного авиапрома и КБ Туполева!
@@laeda39 ютуб не пропускает мои комментарии :(
@@KateVol если получится - vez2022 собака мэйлру
Hello Russell, wonderful two new stations, lots of pretty sharp architectural lines on the ceilings and walls, very neat and creative LED lighting, fine marble floors and walls. Overall, the designers and architects have done an awesome job with the two new stations. No wonder the Moscow's metro is considered one of the largest in the world but one of the most beautiful ones. Thank you for taking your time to show us Moscow's metro new additions to their system.
Не одно из самых красивых, а самое красивое и чистое метро в мире
@@ИмяФамилия-н7з4ы I agree, I rode the Moscow metro a few years ago, and I was very impressed with how beautiful and clean it was. Congrats to the authorities and the residents of Moscow who take very good care of it and keep it clean.
@@ИмяФамилия-н7з4ы Таки одно из самых красивых и чистых. Рекомендую взглянуть как минимум на китайский опыт метростроения, чтобы убедиться в этом.
@@ИмяФамилия-н7з4ыне слышал чтоб гдето было красивее..
@@loumcastмэру Москвы Собянину и президенту страны Владимиру Владимировичу больше спасибо и гордость
Thank you, Russell, for a wonderful review! Very interesting!!❤
16:54 - on the floor of new stations there is not dirt from the street, but dust from concrete. Usually stations are cleaned before opening, but for some time there is dust from recent installation works and so on. This dust will be finally removed and the floor will be shiny (it is washed every day after the subway closes).
Brilliant Professor Russell! I did see the “aerodynamic” design feature! Lucky me… invited to join (via Zoom) “Advance Nuclear Energy” discussion very soon! Professor you have an excellent array of Gifts! Keep your videos flowing! Thank you for my Education! NJ
Thank you so much :)))
thank you Rassel, for you time, great trip😊❤
Glad you enjoyed it. It's one of my favorite videos on the channel so far.
Божеееее какие красивые станции метрополитена в Москве 😲😲👍👍👍Такую красоту метро я не видел не в одной стране мира в каких я был. А я был в 35 странах мира. От Грузии до Австралии.
Пора посетить Китай.
Херасе тебя покидало? Поди в пределах Садового живешь? Тебе в Сингапур надо
@@klounader в Китае я раз 12 был. Обожаю эту страну
@@klounader там бывают красивые станции. Но большинство похожи друг на друга, хоть и выполнены супер современно.
@@RezetRoy у нас тоже не без греха - понастроена куча сороконожек одинаковых и оформленных туалетной плиткой.
Thanks for the video! At the start of September I returned to Moscow from my hometown to continue studying here and I was surprised by the elongation of the yellow metro line!
I live near Lomonosovsky Prospect (it is also a yellow 8A station) so I noticed that 😅
Also: I have been at the Delovoy Centre so many times but never went to the museum. Didn’t know it is even free to visit! 😳👍🏻 now I know what place to visit if being around)
P. S.: as for the ice-cream, there is also cheap bakery. And I noticed that in the first place when I went here, to the rich and expensive place to buy my shampoo for the lowest price in the city 🤯
Удачи в учёбе!)
@@1966Gleb спасибо 😇
No se aprecia ni un solo grafity, es increíble, debe de existir una gran receta al respecto, al que pillan pintando lo envían a Siberia a desarrollar sus dotes "artísticas ", que maravilla !!.
This tree is The Tree of Life by extraordinary Soviet sculptor Ernst Neizvestny. He has emigrated to USA in 1976 and died in 2006 in NY. This Tree was the Enssts' gift for Moscow. In spite of emigration his connection with Russia was really deep.
28:25 they are not brothers. They are father and son.
Did not expect each station built in such a unique design. And that interactive railways training equipment with corridors full of shops and coffee points appeared like something coming from Japan. So modern and interesting. Thank you for your review.
Thank you for the video.
I'm from Moscow, but haven't lived in hometown for 4 years and feel very homesick when I see videos like this, escpecially during all this nightmare.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks. I enjoy going to places like this to document new metros station openings.
Ого. Не знала про новую станцию что там можно книжки скачать. Какие молодцы дизайнеры интерьера
Когда то в России строили массово пятиэтажные дома, потому что по действующим нормам в доме от шести этажей полагалось делать лифт. А это удорожало и усложняло дом. Кроме того лифтов выпускалось мало. А девятиэтажки затем массово строили потому что у пожарных машин раньше лестницы доставали лишь до девятого этажа. Когда появились более длинные, стали и дома строить выше.
Там еще есть тема с газом, точно не помню но газ не мог подниматься выше девятого этажа и нужен был насос для поддержания давления газа выше девятого этажа
Плюс к тому в домах 9+ этажей должно было быть 2 лифта.
В городе уголщиков где грунты испещерены старыми забутованными глинистой с примесью разных фракций пульпой выроботками(сейчас добыча ведётся открытым способом с вскрыщей шагающими драглайнами) строили дома не выше 5 теперь строят ещё 4 к уже построенной 8 этажке для переселения граждан из ветхих послевоенных 2х этажек малосемеек...
Thanks for that excellent info. Brilliant Russian town planners, indeed! ❤
@@pranker707чушь
Having been to Moscow several times and arrive at Sherametyevo airport, which requires a shuttle train and link into the circle line at Belorusskaya station - so very interesting to see this line going directly out to Vnukovo. I looked at the map to see where one would connect to a circle line, as I would be headed to Sportivnaya area, and you didn’t mention those links. Lucky that you now have a metro station just a short ride away. Ahh -Beautiful Moscow - how I miss it.
Now we have БКЛ - big circle line, you can use it. Trip from Vnukovo station to Sportivnaya station is 45 min.
Во Внуково можно попасть с Киевской кольцевой, там пересадка до Внуково
Красота!!! Какая, у нас, красивая столица!!! Храни, Господь, мою родину!!!
Один город обустроили,а про остальную часть страны забыли
другие это какие бро? @@maxbig9021
@@maxbig9021 Вот не надо, никто не забыл, Если вам что-то не нравится в вашем городе, претензии направляйте вашему губернатору.
@@maxbig9021 Из крыжополя виднее, ага
@@maxbig9021 вашу часть Ада, мы благополучно забыли ..... Нам крыжополь нужен , как территория (без исчадий ада).
25:40 It is not reverse). It is like we say in russian. We don’t say: “Vnukovo airport”, but “airport Vnukovo”, “airport Sheremetievo”…
Even without that plane model, that ceiling is impressive.
18:21 мениатюра демонстрирует испытание модели самолёта на этапе проектирования в аэродинамической трубе подобные производятся в ЦАГИ(центролизованная метрологическая служба анализа разробатываемых аэрокосмических систем).
@@JIUNnF I thought of a wind tunnel when I saw it. Cool!
@@Peorhum Я тоже подумал. Увидв ближе эмитации поддерживающих измерителных ферм убедился в замысле архитектора.
Unbelievable. Incredible.
It really was.
@@TravellingwithRussell
Ever heard of Amtrak 😂