Golutvin Station

Golutvin station in Kolomna was opened on July 20, 1862, and is the main railway station of the city, as well as a junction station of the Ryazan direction of the Moscow Railway. In 1897, it received its name after the nearby settlement near the Golutvin Monastery to avoid confusion with Staro-Kolomna. Suburban trains to Moscow, Ryazan, and Ozyory depart from this station, and the building itself is recognized as a cultural heritage site of regional significance. The station is also known for being a filming location for the movies "City Zero" and "Honest, Smart, Unmarried...".