about the quiz
Saint Petersburg metro stations
Five lines, transfers and 72 stations on a geographic scheme built from OpenStreetMap. Type a name and the station lights up. At the end you see which stations you missed. Twenty minutes total; progress and records stay in your browser.
Start with Line 1 and the familiar central transfers, then move to the southern and northern sections. Names work with or without “station”/“metro”, and abbreviations and English variants are accepted.
How to play
- Type a station name and press Enter.
- The timer starts with the first keystroke; 20 minutes total.
- Station dots appear on the map as you answer.
- Line colours follow the official scheme.
- “Give up” lists the remaining stations by line.
Frequently asked
How many stations are there?
The quiz has 72 stations from OpenStreetMap as of November 2026. New stations open gradually; the set is updated with the data.
Is the map official?
This is our own geographic scheme from OSM coordinates. Line colours match the official ones, but station positions are geographic rather than topological.
Are transfers counted?
Yes, stations on different lines are distinct stops even if they share a transfer. If a name is ambiguous, the site asks you to choose the station.