Metro station Arbatskaya in Moscow, Russia opened in 1953, and is one of the largest and deepest stations of the Moscow Metro, originally designed to serve as both a metro station and a bomb shelter. Its unusually wide elliptical hall is lined with red marble pylons beneath a richly ornamented vaulted ceiling adorned with floral reliefs, decorative brackets, and elegant chandeliers, making Arbatskaya one of the finest examples of post-war Stalinist architecture.

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