Moscow metro
Radial-ring structure of the Moscow subway reiterated Moscow’s historic layout. Metro lines stretch from downtown to the outskirts, providing passengers reliable and fast transportation. Moscow Metro today - it is 177 stations on 12 lines totaling 292.2 km.
The Moscow Metro uses magnetic cards (contact cards) for tickets with a fixed number of journeys (up to 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 60 and 70 journeys for 30 days from the day of the first journey). 60 roubles (approximately 2 USD) will get you a ticket valid for 5 trips of any distance.
The Moscow Metro is open from about 5:30 until 1:00. During peak hours, trains run roughly every 90 seconds on most lines. At other times during the day, they run about every two to three and a half minutes, and every six to ten minutes late at night.
Most station names are only printed in Cyrillic, so travellers are recommended to learn how to pronounce the letters of the cyrillic alphabet to make travelling the metro easier.
You could take a look on Moscow metro map in English and download it
