Zhivopisnaya ulica (Живописная улица)

Zhivopisnaya ulica

Живописная улица

Routes Map Information

Routes

15 routes

Routes serving this stop

т21
Avtobus t21: Bereg Moskvy-reki => Metro "Polezhaevskaya"
Автобус т21: Берег Москвы-реки => Метро «Полежаевская»
48
Avtobus 48: Zhivopisnaya ulica -- Hram Zhivonachalnoy Troicy => 1-y Silikatnyy proezd
Автобус 48: Живописная улица — Храм Живоначальной Троицы => 1-й Силикатный проезд
т59
Avtobus t59: Serebryanyy bor => Metro "Sokol"
Автобус т59: Серебряный бор => Метро «Сокол»
345
Avtobus 345: Prospekt Marshala Zhukova => Belorusskiy vokzal
Автобус 345: Проспект Маршала Жукова => Белорусский вокзал
м3
Avtobus m3: Serebryannyy Bor => Prospekt Budyonnogo
Автобус м3: Серебрянный Бор => Проспект Будённого
т65
Avtobus t65: Serebryanyy Bor => Metro "Aeroport"
Автобус т65: Серебряный Бор => Метро «Аэропорт»
т86
Avtobus t86: Serebryanyy Bor => Metro "Sokol"
Автобус т86: Серебряный Бор => Метро «Сокол»
155
Avtobus 155: Prospekt Marshala Zhukova => Metro "Filyovskiy park"
Автобус 155: Проспект Маршала Жукова => Метро «Филёвский парк»
60
Avtobus 60: Metro "Shchukinskaya" => MFC "Horoshyovo-Mnyovniki"
Автобус 60: Метро «Щукинская» => МФЦ «Хорошёво-Мнёвники»
291
Avtobus 291: Metro "Sokol" => Zhivopisnaya ulica -- Hram Zhivonachalnoy Troicy
Автобус 291: Метро «Сокол» => Живописная улица — Храм Живоначальной Троицы
597
Avtobus 597: Naberezhnaya Novikova-Priboya => Metro "Sokol"
Автобус 597: Набережная Новикова-Прибоя => Метро «Сокол»
390
Avtobus 390: Plyazh no3 Cerebryanogo Bora => Metro "Polezhaevskaya"
Автобус 390: Пляж №3 Cеребряного Бора => Метро «Полежаевская»
345а
Avtobus 345a: Prospekt Marshala Zhukova => MCD Begovaya
Автобус 345а: Проспект Маршала Жукова => МЦД Беговая
т86к
Avtobus t86k: Serebryanyy Bor => Metro "Sokol"
Автобус т86к: Серебряный Бор => Метро «Сокол»
м3а
Avtobus m3a: Serebryannyy Bor => Metro "Krasnopresnenskaya"
Автобус м3а: Серебрянный Бор => Метро «Краснопресненская»

Stop on map

Additional Stop Information

Bench

Yes

Shelter

Yes

Trash bin

Yes

Lit

Yes

Quick Overview

"Zhivopisnaya ulica" public transport stop — routes, stop location on the map, how to get to it and nearby places in Moscow.

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Parks Nearby

Petrovsky Park

The Hermitage Garden

Park Fili (Filievsky Park)

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Vorobyovy Gory (Sparrow Hills)

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