What Generala Tyuleneva is
Generala Tyuleneva, in Moscow’s Teply Stan district, brings together a metro station on the Troitskaya Line (Line 16) and an adjacent monument. Located in “New Moscow,” the sites combine urban transit with cultural commemoration and improve connectivity and accessibility for millions of residents (Wikipedia: Generala Tyuleneva (Moscow Metro); Kremlin News).
The station stands at the intersection of Tyoply Stan Street and Generala Tyuleneva Street. Its modern facilities and artistic references connect the station to General Tyulenev, while the neighboring monument serves as a public, educational landmark about Russia’s military past (Archillects).
History
Generala Tyuleneva Metro Station opened in September 2024 as part of the Troitskaya (Emerald) Line, also known as Line 16. The station was named in honor of General Ivan Vladimirovich Tyulenev, a notable Soviet military leader (Wikipedia: Generala Tyuleneva (Moscow Metro)).
The Troitskaya Line was developed to serve the expanding “New Moscow” territories, improve transit for over 800,000 residents, and reduce congestion on older lines (Wikipedia: Troitskaya line; RailwayPro). The station replaced a former supermarket and is associated with local economic growth, increased property values, and an enhanced quality of life for Teply Stan residents (RailwayPro: Moscow Metro Line 16 inaugurated).
The monument’s historical significance is described in the visitor information as commemorating General Alexei Tyulenev and the sacrifices of Russia’s soldiers. It is presented as a tribute to the country’s military heritage.
What to see
Generala Tyuleneva Metro Station
The station’s design includes elegant black stone columns and gray granite flooring. Its ticket hall features gray marble and orange artificial stone, and a glass wall displays General Tyulenev’s portrait. Military-themed mosaics and other subtle references appear throughout, alongside LED lighting and energy-efficient design (Archillects: Generala Tyuleneva).
Virtual tours, high-resolution images, and interactive maps are available through official Moscow Metro platforms and travel sites. Notable visuals include the station entrance, interior views, and the General’s portrait; digital trip-planning tools are also widely available.
Generala Tyuleneva Monument
The monument is a public landmark for visitors interested in Moscow’s past and military history. It occasionally hosts exhibitions and guided walks focused on military history.
Practical visiting information
Opening hours
- Metro station 5:30 AM–1:00 AM daily, following standard Moscow Metro hours.
- Monument 9:00 AM–7:00 PM daily; daylight hours are recommended.
Tickets and admission
- Metro Tickets are available for single rides, as multi-ride cards, or through the rechargeable Troika card, which offers discounts and is valid on the metro, buses, and trams. Tickets can be purchased at automated machines, counters, or with contactless payment (Moscow Metro Official).
- Monument Admission is free. Guided tours typically cost 300 RUB, with discounts for students and seniors. Tours can be booked online, at the visitor center, or on-site; guided tours and special exhibits may require tickets.
Accessibility and facilities
The metro station is fully accessible, with elevators, ramps, tactile paving, and wide entry gates. The monument area has ramps and tactile paths, as well as accessible restrooms.
The monument’s visitor facilities include restrooms, information kiosks, refreshment stands, and free Wi-Fi. CCTV and on-site personnel are provided for security.
Getting there
- Metro Generala Tyuleneva is served directly by the Troitskaya Line (Line 16). Transfers are available from Novatorskaya and major interchange stations.
- Bus or taxi Multiple bus routes and taxi services serve the area, including Yandex.Taxi and Uber Russia. The monument is also served by public and private transport options.
- Bicycle Secure bicycle parking is available at station entrances.
Tips
- Use the Moscow Metro Official website or the Audiala app for real-time updates, ticket purchases, and navigation. The Troika card is recommended for convenient transit.
- Plan station visits outside peak metro hours for a more relaxed experience.
- Photography is permitted in public areas; professional equipment requires prior approval.
- English signage is available. A translation app may be helpful.
- RUB is accepted everywhere, and contactless payments are common.
- Dress for Moscow’s variable climate. Usual city precautions apply; the area is generally safe.
- Check local listings and city event calendars for cultural events and guided tours. The station may host special events during city celebrations such as Moscow City Day.
Nearby places
- Local parks and green spaces Places to relax after a visit, with green spaces also suitable for leisure and photography.
- Teply Stan Historical Museum Offers additional insight into the district’s past.
- Soviet-era architecture Found in the surrounding area.
- Cultural venues and cafés New amenities are emerging as the area develops.
- Central Moscow Direct metro access connects the area to the Kremlin, Red Square, and the State Historical Museum.
FAQ
What are the opening hours for Generala Tyuleneva Metro Station and the monument?
The metro station is open daily from 5:30 AM to 1:00 AM. The monument is open daily from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Are the sites accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes. The station has step-free access, elevators, ramps, tactile paving, and wide entry gates. The monument has ramps, tactile paths, and accessible restrooms.
Is there an entry fee?
Metro entry requires a ticket or Troika card. Monument admission is free; guided tours and special exhibits may require a ticket.
How do I buy tickets?
Metro tickets are available at vending machines, counters, through the official app, or via contactless payment. Monument tours can be booked online or on-site, including at the visitor center.
What are some nearby attractions?
Nearby places include local parks, Teply Stan Historical Museum, Soviet-era architecture, cultural venues, and cafés. The metro provides access to major Moscow landmarks.
