Moscow Rizhsky railway station

The famous station where the legendary film was filmed station for two with Lyudmila Markovna Gurchenko😊😊🎥🎥🎥🎞️🎥🎞️📽️🎬

We bought a dog ticket, but due to the fact that some of them don't like the dog (which did not bother anyone) we were kicked out to sit in the aisle and now we sit on the floor and sit for another hour and thirty minutes.

This small but very cozy Moscow train station was very fond of filmmakers. Here, episodes of very famous films were shot, such as “Seventeen Moments of Spring” (this is supposedly the Swiss Bern station), “Station for Two”, “Admiral”, the television series “The Brigade” and others. “These guys” have good taste, which means they’re pretty this station (and not only them). He is one of the oldest in the capital (opened in 1901). It used to be called Vindavsky (until 1930), Baltic (until the mid-30s) and Rzhevsky (until 1946). Here is a museum of the history of the development of railway transport of the Moscow railway (about 60 exhibits of railway equipment from different times are presented). And from here, on May holidays, the famous “Victory Train” departs regularly.

There was a large station of pre-revolutionary construction, now there are only 2 to 4 trains per day - to Riga and back, trains also go to Pskov and Velikiye Luki - but not every day. To serve such a large number of trains, there is a small hall which is now considered to be Riga Station, the rest is occupied for other needs; Films shot, museum, administration of Russian Railways But there is everything you need: luggage cells - luggage left, toilet, cash desks, waiting area, buffet (see photo) - until 20:00 this establishment works, a chapel, well, that's all. Who, by virtue of habit, wants to eat, say in BURGER KING - he is across the road to the Krestovsky shopping center, there is also a Vienna cafe with draft beer ..

Despite the fact that this is the smallest station in Moscow, completely inadequate staff at the entrance. I-a woman of 50 years with a small bag, knowing the rules, put it on the tape. So I was forced to go through the frame several times, also pockets forced to turn. It was so disgusting that I would try to use other transport, and avoid this station. After living 50 years in Moscow, I did not see such ugliness at one station of our city.