Solyanka (Солянка) — public transport stop in Moscow

Solyanka

Солянка

Routes Map Information

Routes

8 routes

Routes serving this stop

е70
Avtobus e70: Metro "Kitay-gorod" => 138-y kvartal Vyhina
Автобус е70: Метро «Китай-город» => 138-й квартал Выхина
м6
Avtobus m6: Stadion "Luzhniki" => Dangauerovka
Автобус м6: Стадион «Лужники» => Дангауэровка
н5
Nochnoy avtobus n5: Metro "Kitay-gorod" => Kashirskoe shosse (MKAD)
Ночной автобус н5: Метро «Китай-город» => Каширское шоссе (МКАД)
н4
Nochnoy avtobus n4: Metro "Kitay-gorod" => Novokosino
Ночной автобус н4: Метро «Китай-город» => Новокосино
м7
Avtobus m7: Park "Fili" => Metro "Stahanovskaya"
Автобус м7: Парк «Фили» => Метро «Стахановская»
н7
Nochnoy avtobus n7: Metro "Kitay-gorod" => Privolnaya ulica, 27
Ночной автобус н7: Метро «Китай-город» => Привольная улица, 27
н8
Nochnoy avtobus n8: Metro "Kitay-gorod" => Ostafevskaya ulica
Ночной автобус н8: Метро «Китай-город» => Остафьевская улица
н13
Nochnoy avtobus n13: Metro "Kitay-gorod" => 6-y mikrorayon Zagorya
Ночной автобус н13: Метро «Китай-город» => 6-й микрорайон Загорья

Stop on map

Additional Stop Information

Operator

Мосгортранс

Bench

Yes

Shelter

Yes

Trash bin

Yes

Lit

Yes

Quick Overview

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

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The data is obtained from open sources and may contain inaccuracies. Route information is updated regularly.

Parks Nearby

Vorobyovy Gory (Sparrow Hills)

Victory Park on Poklonnaya Hill

Park Fili (Filievsky Park)

Izmaylovsky Park

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