Teatr "Ognivo" (Театр «Огниво») — public transport stop in Moscow

Teatr "Ognivo"

Театр «Огниво»

Routes Map Information

Routes

19 routes

Routes serving this stop

25
Avtobus 25: Lobnya => Mytishchi
Автобус 25: Лобня => Мытищи
20
Marshrutka 20: Ulica Troickaya => Stanciya Mytishchi
Маршрутка 20: Улица Троицкая => Станция Мытищи
4
Avtobus 4: NIIOH => Stanciya Mytishchi
Автобус 4: НИИОХ => Станция Мытищи
11
Avtobus 11: 6-y mikrorayon => Stanciya Mytishchi
Автобус 11: 6-й микрорайон => Станция Мытищи
15
Avtobus 15: Chelobitevo => Mytishchi
Автобус 15: Челобитьево => Мытищи
1
Avtobus 1: 6-y mikrorayon => Chelyuskinskiy
Автобус 1: 6-й микрорайон => Челюскинский
419
Avtobus 419: Moskva => Mytishchi (stanciya Mytishchi)
Автобус 419: Москва => Мытищи (станция Мытищи)
177
Marshrutka 177: Moskva => Mytishchi
Маршрутка 177: Москва => Мытищи
13
Marshrutka 13: 6-y mikrorayon => Mikrorayon Leonidovka
Маршрутка 13: 6-й микрорайон => Микрорайон Леонидовка
19
Avtobus 19: 14-y mikrorayon => MGUL
Автобус 19: 14-й микрорайон => МГУЛ
77
Avtobus 77: TRC "Iyun" => Mikrorayon Leonidovka
Автобус 77: ТРЦ «Июнь» => Микрорайон Леонидовка
24
Avtobus 24: Dolgoprudnyy => Mytishchi
Автобус 24: Долгопрудный => Мытищи
6
Avtobus 6: Ugolnaya ulica => Stanciya Mytishchi
Автобус 6: Угольная улица => Станция Мытищи
7
Avtobus 7: Tayninskoe => Stanciya Mytishchi
Автобус 7: Тайнинское => Станция Мытищи
12
Avtobus 12: Hram Blagoveshcheniya => MGKB
Автобус 12: Храм Благовещения => МГКБ
18
Avtobus 18: Raschetnyy centr => Industrialnaya ulica
Автобус 18: Расчетный центр => Индустриальная улица
27
Avtobus 27: 3-ya Krestyanskaya ulica => Strelkovaya ulica
Автобус 27: 3-я Крестьянская улица => Стрелковая улица
8
Avtobus 8: ZhK Novoe Medvedkovo => Stanciya Mytishchi
Автобус 8: ЖК Новое Медведково => Станция Мытищи
9
Avtobus 9: Blagoveshchenskaya ulica => Chelyuskinskiy
Автобус 9: Благовещенская улица => Челюскинский

Stop on map

Additional Stop Information

Shelter

Yes

Quick Overview

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

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