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      🏛 Ladozhsky Railway Station

      Заневский пр., 73

      A modern 2003 station with a bright hall — the city's only through station.

      Ladozhsky Railway Station
      © Florstein (Telegram:WikiPhoto.Space) · CC BY-SA 4.0
      Ladozhsky Railway Station
      © Sadnesseug · CC BY-SA 4.0
      Ladozhsky Railway Station
      © Florstein (Telegram:WikiPhoto.Space) · CC BY-SA 4.0
      • The station was built in 2001–2003 to a design by Nikita Yavein (Studio 44).
      • The idea of a through station on the right bank arose as early as 1973, but the project was judged too expensive and shelved for almost 30 years.
      • One of the prototypes was Ivan Fomin's unrealised 1912 project for Nikolaevsky (Moskovsky) Station.
      • Officially the station is called Dacha Dolgorukova — after the lands of Peter the Great's associate Yakov Dolgorukov.
      • The suburban station is tucked away on the lower level, while long-distance trains are met by a glazed hall above the tracks.
      • The project won the Grand Prix of the Zodchestvo 2001 festival.

      Part of these routes

      • Staraya Ladoga: fortress, mounds and monasteries
      • Sablino: caves, canyons and two waterfalls
      • Where the Okkervil meets the Okhta: Utkina Dacha
      • The Okkervil at Yablonovka: from the Grotto to Ladozhskaya

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