Admiralteyskaya subway station in St Petersburg, Russia
St Petersburg’s subway system is the deepest in the world
and Admiralteyskaya is the deepest station – this escalator is the beginning of the descent to 282 feet.
Art work in Zvenigorodskaya station
Admiralteyskaya subway station
Admiralteyskay station – Escalator to infinity
Aaahhhh
Boy in Blue on Bike
Carousel de la Cité Carcassonne
Dilapidated Door in Dinan
Elephant on Elegant Egg
First Frost in Flower garden
Guard Gait in Gamla Stan
Hero on High Horse
Irish wolfhounds In St Ives
Jaded Johnny Jump-up
Knocking Knees with unKnowns
Lamp Light and Lines & Last Leaves Lingering
Marazion from St Micheal’s Mount
Nothing Near Nomansland
Ostentatiously Ornate Onion Domes
Perfect Pair of Parrots
Quintessential image of Quiet rural Quebec
Red Roof in Rotterdam
Beyond the Brush 
I love this post. I was there several years ago and remember this station and how long the escalator is. It goes on forever. Your photo of it is perfect.
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If I knew at the time how far I was descending I might have had some heebie jeebies. 😉
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My daughter lived in St. Petersburg and she said that people would read and neck and work crossword puzzles and all kinds of things to kill time while on the escalators. The subway system is really remarkable. When I thought about traveling under the rivers it made me nervous. 🙂
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Gorgeous artwork! 🙂
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wonderful paintings / mosaics on St. Petersburg subway station!
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Wow, what a place…..not sure I would want to be that far underground! Great shot of the escalator…endless!
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wow! learned something new – 282 ft below!
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A long escalator ride – I don’t know what happens when the power fails …
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Yikes. That would be challenging.
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oooo, I love that escalator shot! Great photos.
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Wow, beauty deep in the ground. I wonder how on earth they built it.
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you are there!! Russia is some kind of amazing ain’t it! 🙂 Hit the train stations in Moscow, each a museum of its own!
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