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• Eerste keer gebruiken
• De toetsen van de TI-89 Titanium en de Voyage™ 200
• Mode-instellingen
• De Catalog (Catalogus) gebruiken om toegang tot commando’s te krijgen
• Het Home-scherm van de rekenmachine
• Werken met Apps
• Statusinformatie bekijken
• Het Apps-bureaublad uitschakelen
• De klok gebruiken
• Menu's gebruiken
• Menuopties selecteren
• Gesplitste schermen gebruiken
• Beheer van Apps en versies van het besturingssysteem (OS)
• TI-89 Titanium of Voyage™ 200 op andere apparaten aansluiten
• Berekeningen uitvoeren
• Werken met symbolen
• Constanten en meeteenheden
• Grafieken van functies I
• Grafieken van functies II
• Grafieken van functies III
• Parameterkrommen
• Grafieken in poolcoördinaten
• Grafieken van getallenrijen
• 3D grafieken
• Grafieken van differentiaalvergelijkingen
• Extra onderwerpen over grafieken
• Gesplitste schermen
• Data/Matrix Editor
• Statistieken en grafieken van gegevens
• Programmeren
• Tekstbewerkingen
• Numeric Solver
• Talstelsels
• Geheugen- en variabelenbeheer
• De TI-89 Titanium / Voyage™ 200 in- en uitschakelen
• Het displaycontrast instellen
• Het toetsenbord van de TI-89 Titanium
• Het toetsenbord van de Voyage™ 200
• Combinatietoetsen
• Alfabetische tekens invoeren
• Getallen invoeren
• Uitdrukkingen en instructies invoeren
• Opmaak van weergegeven resultaten
• Uitdrukkingen op de invoerregel bewerken
• Toepassingen selecteren
• Modi instellen
• Het menu Clean Up gebruiken om een nieuwe berekening te beginnen
• Het dialoogvenster Catalog gebruiken
• Waarden van variabele opslaan en opvragen
• Statusregel-aanduidingen op het display
• Beginscherm rekenmachine
• De invoer op het beginscherm van de rekenmachine als een Text Editor-script opslaan
• Informatie knippen, kopiëren en plakken
• Een eerdere invoer of het laatste antwoord opnieuw gebruiken
• Een invoer of antwoord vanuit het geschiedenisgebied automatisch op de invoerregel plakken
• Door de gebruiker gedefinieerde functies creëren en evalueren
• Als een invoer of antwoord “te groot” is
• Het Custom-gebruikersmenu gebruiken
• De softwareversie en het ID-nummer opzoeken
• Gedefinieerde en ongedefinieerde variabelen
• De modi Exact, Approximate en Auto
• Automatische vereenvoudiging
• Uitgestelde vereenvoudiging van ingebouwde functies
• Waarden substitueren en beperkingen instellen
• Overzicht van het Menu Algebra
• Veel gebruikte algebraïsche bewerkingen
• Overzicht van het menu Calc
• Veel gebruikte bewerkingen uit de analyse
• Door de gebruiker gedefinieerde functies en het werken met symbolen
• De foutmelding “onvoldoende geheugen”
• Speciale constanten die gebruikt worden bij het werken met symbolen
• Constanten of eenheden invoeren
• Eenheden converteren
• De standaardeenheden voor weergegeven resultaten instellen
• Uw persoonlijk gedefinieerde eenheden creëren
• Lijst van reeds gedefinieerde eenheden en constanten
• Overzicht van stappen bij het plotten van functies
• De modus Graph instellen
• Functies definiëren om te plotten
• Functies selecteren om te plotten
• De weergavestijl voor een functie instellen
• Het weergavevenster definiëren
• De grafische opmaak veranderen
• De geselecteerde functies plotten
• Coördinaten weergeven met de vrij beweegbare cursor
• Een functie volgen
• Zoom-opties gebruiken om een grafiek te onderzoeken
• Math opties gebruiken om functies te analyseren
• Overzicht van stappen bij het plotten van vergelijkingen in poolcoördinaten
• Verschillen tussen grafieken in poolcoördinaten en grafieken van functies
• Overzicht van stappen bij het plotten van parametervoorstellingen
• Verschillen tussen grafieken van parametervoorstellingen en grafieken van functies
• Overzicht van stappen bij het tekenen van grafieken van rijen
• Verschillen tussen grafieken van rijen en grafieken van functies
• Assen instellen op Time, Web of Custom
• Het gebruik van web-grafieken
• Het gebruik van custom-plots
• Een rij gebruiken om een tabel te genereren
• Overzicht van stappen bij het tekenen van 3D- grafieken
• Verschillen tussen 3D-grafieken en grafieken van functies
• De cursor verplaatsen in 3D
• De kijkhoek veranderen en de grafiek roteren
• Interactieve animatie van een 3D-grafiek
• Assen en stijlopmaak veranderen
• Hoogtelijnenplots
• Voorbeeld: hoogtelijnen van een complex modulusoppervlak
• Impliciete plots
• Voorbeeld: impliciet plot van een gecompliceerdere vergelijking
• Overzicht van stappen bij grafieken van differentiaalvergelijkingen
• Verschil tussen grafieken van differentiaalvergelijkingen en van functies
• Beginwaarden instellen
• Een stelsel voor vergelijkingen van een hogere orde definiëren
• Voorbeeld van een vergelijking van de tweede orde
• Voorbeeld van een vergelijking van de derde orde
• Assen instellen voor door de gebruiker gedefinieerde plots of voor tijdplots
• Voorbeeld van door de gebruiker gedefinieerde assen en tijdassen
• Voorbeeld van het vergelijken van RK met Euler
• Voorbeeld van de functie deSolve( )
• Problemen oplossen voor de grafische opmaak Fields
• De verschillende stappen voor het maken van een tabel
• De tabelparameters instellen
• Een automatische tabel weergeven
• Handmatig (met behulp van Ask) een tabel opbouwen
• Punten van een grafiek opslaan
• Grafieken tekenen van functies die op het basisscherm zijn gedefinieerd
• Een grafiek tekenen van een functie met een meervoudig voorschrift
• Een familie van krommen plotten
• De twee-grafieken modus gebruiken
• Een functie of de inverse functie op een grafiek tekenen
• Een rechte lijn, cirkel of tekstlabel in een grafiek tekenen
• Een plaatje van een grafiek opslaan en openen
• Een animatie van een serie plaatjes maken
• Een grafiekbestand opslaan en openen
• De Split Screen modus instellen en verlaten
• De actieve toepassing selecteren
• Overzicht van lijst-, gegevens- en matrixvariabelen
• Een Data/Matrix Editor-sessie starten
• Celwaarden invoeren en bekijken
• Een kolomkoptekst definiëren met een uitdrukking
• De functies Shift en CumSum gebruiken in een kolomkoptekst
• Kolommen sorteren
• Een kopie van een lijst-, gegevens- of matrixvariabele opslaan
• Overzicht van stappen bij statistische analyse
• Een statistische berekening uitvoeren
• Typen statistische berekeningen
• Statistische variabelen
• Een statistische grafiek (plot) definiëren
• Statistische grafiek-types
• Het gebruik van de Y= Editor voor statistische grafieken
• Een gedefinieerde statistische grafiek tekenen en volgen
• Frequenties en categorieën gebruiken
• Indien u beschikt over een CBL 2™ of CBR™
• Een bestaand programma uitvoeren
• Een Program Editor-sessie starten
• Overzicht van het invoeren van een programma
• Overzicht van het invoeren van een functie
• Een programma in een ander programma aanroepen
• Variabelen in een programma gebruiken
• Lokale variabelen gebruiken in functies of programma’s
• Bewerkingen met tekenreeksen
• Voorwaardelijke tests
• If, Lbl en Goto gebruiken om het verloop van het programma te controleren
• Lussen gebruiken om een groep opdrachten te herhalen
• De TI-89 Titanium / Voyage™ 200 configureren
• De gebruiker om invoer vragen en uitvoer weergeven
• Een door de gebruiker gedefinieerd menu creëren
• Een tabel of grafiek maken
• Tekenen op het scherm Graph
• Toegang krijgen tot een andere TI-89 Titanium / Voyage™ 200, een CBL 2™ of een CBR™
• Fouten in programma’s opsporen en fouten afhandelen
• Voorbeeld: alternatieve manieren gebruiken
• Assembleertaalprogramma’s
• Een Text Editor-sessie starten
• Tekst invoeren en bewerken
• Speciale tekens invoeren
• Een opdrachtscript invoeren en uitvoeren
• De Solver weergeven en een vergelijking invoeren
• De bekende variabelen definiëren
• Oplossen naar de onbekende variabele
• De oplossing plotten
• Talstelsels invoeren en converteren
• Wiskundige bewerkingen uitvoeren met Hex of Bin getallen
• Bits vergelijken of manipuleren
• Geheugen controleren en resetten
• Het scherm VAR-LINK weergeven
• Informatie over variabelen op het basisscherm weergeven
• Variabelen en mappen manipuleren met VAR-LINK
• Een variabelenaam in een toepassing plakken
• Een variabele in het archief opslaan en uit het archief halen
• Als er een Garbage Collection melding wordt weergegeven
• Geheugenfout bij het opvragen van een gearchiveerde variabele
• Twee rekenmachines op elkaar aansluiten
• Variabelen, Flash-toepassingen en mappen overzenden
• Variabelen overzenden onder programmabediening
• Het besturingssysteem (OS) upgraden
• ID-lijsten verzamelen en overzenden
• Compatibiliteit tussen de TI-89 Titanium, Voyage™ 200, TI-89 en TI-92 Plus
• Analyse van het paal-hoek-probleem
• De abc-formule afleiden
• Een matrix onderzoeken
• Cos(x) = sin(x) onderzoeken
• De minimale oppervlakte van een parallellepipedum bepalen
• Een zelfstudiescript uitvoeren met behulp van de Text Editor
• Een gebroken functie splitsen in quotiënt en rest
• Statistieken bestuderen: gegevens op categorieën filteren
• CBL 2™-programma voor de TI-89 Titanium / Voyage™ 200
• De baan van een geslagen honkbal bestuderen
• Complexe nulpunten van een derdegraadsveelterm visualiseren
• Een standaard annuïteitenprobleem oplossen
• De tijdswaarde van geld berekenen
• Rationale, reële en complexe factoren vinden
• Simulatie van een steekproef zonder teruglegging
• Snelzoek-overzicht
• Alfabetisch overzicht van bewerkingen
• TI-89 Titanium / Voyage™ 200 Foutmeldingen
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• Voyage™ 200 toetscodes
• Complexe getallen invoeren
• Informatie over de nauwkeurigheid
• Systeemvariabelen en gereserveerde namen
• EOS (Equation Operating System) volgorde van bewerkingen
• Regressieformules
• Hoogtelijnen en algoritmen voor het maken van een impliciet plot
• De methode Runge-Kutta
• Informatie over de batterijen
• Bij problemen
• Appendix B: Technische naslag
• mdusInst( ) en haalMode( )
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Hello! And thank you for your privilege to answer my question before buying! I am currently asking about note taking on this device: Voyage 200 - about language support. I want to purchase this device for taking notes in the Hebrew language. Is it possible to change the keyboard to write notes in the Hebrew language? I'm in love with this calculator and want it to fit me Thank you for your answer If it doesn't fit - do you have another calculator device that can be written in Hebrew? I don't need the software to be in Hebrew. I just need to be able to write with the keys in Hebrew. Thank you Moshe, the researcher and writer

The Texas Instruments Voyage 200 is a scientific calculator designed in a pocket-sized form factor. With a display resolution of 128 x 240 pixels, it provides a clear and concise view of calculations and graphs. Equipped with advanced mathematical functions, this calculator allows users to perform complex calculations, including trigonometry, algebra, statistics, and calculus. Its scientific capabilities make it a useful tool for students, professionals, and researchers alike. The compact size of the calculator makes it convenient for on-the-go use, easily fitting into a pocket or bag. The durable construction ensures longevity, providing reliability and durability over time. The Texas Instruments Voyage 200 is designed to be user-friendly, with a straightforward interface and intuitive navigation controls. It comes equipped with a range of features, including a built-in spreadsheet application, data collection, and analysis tools, and graphing capabilities. Whether you're solving equations, analyzing data, or creating graphs, the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 offers the functionality needed for a variety of mathematical tasks. Its compact size, reliable performance, and comprehensive range of functions make it a valuable tool for those seeking precise calculations and graphical representations.

Can't find the answer to your question in the manual? You may find the answer to your question in the FAQs about the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 below.

What is an Overflow error?

An Overflow error usually occurs when the sum result is longer than the calculator can show.

A battery in my calculator has started to corrode. Is the device still safe to use?

The product can still be used safely after proper cleaning. Remove the battery with gloves and clean the battery compartment with a toothbrush and vinegar. After drying, new batteries can be inserted into the device.

What does AC stand for on my calculator?

AC stands for 'all clear'. You clear the entire memory of the calculator with this button.

What is the screen resolution of the display of the Texas Instruments Voyage 200?

The screen resolution of the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 is 128 x 240 pixels.

How do I perform complex number calculations on the Texas Instruments Voyage 200?

To perform complex number calculations, navigate to the Complex Mode by pressing the appropriate key combination. From there, you can input and manipulate complex numbers using the designated functions.

How can I calculate definite integrals using the Texas Instruments Voyage 200?

To calculate a definite integral, access the integral function and input the desired function to integrate, along with the limits of integration. The calculator will then provide you with the result.

How do I graph multiple functions on the same graph using the Texas Instruments Voyage 200?

To graph multiple functions on the same graph, use the multiple graphing feature by selecting each function separately and specifying the desired settings such as colors and line styles.

How can I solve systems of equations using the Texas Instruments Voyage 200?

To solve systems of equations, utilize the algebraic solver function by inputting the set of equations in the appropriate format. The calculator will provide you with the solution(s) for the variables.

How do I access the statistical and data analysis features on the Texas Instruments Voyage 200?

To access the statistical and data analysis features, navigate to the appropriate menu by pressing the corresponding key combination. From there, you can input your data and perform various statistical calculations, such as mean, standard deviation, regression analysis, and more.

Is the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 a scientific calculator?

Yes, the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 is a scientific calculator. This means that it is capable of performing complex mathematical functions, making it suitable for advanced calculations in fields such as science, engineering, and mathematics.

Is the form factor of the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 pocket-sized?

Yes, the form factor of the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 is pocket-sized. This means that it is compact and portable, making it easy to carry around and use on the go.

What is the display resolution of the Texas Instruments Voyage 200?

The display resolution of the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 is 128 x 240 pixels. This means that it has a relatively high-resolution display, providing clear and sharp visuals for the user.

Is the manual of the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 available in English?

Yes, the manual of the Texas Instruments Voyage 200 is available in English .

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Texas Instruments Voyage 200

We wrote January 5, 1996 when Texas Instruments released with the TI-92 their first Symbolic calculator using a powerful 16/32-bit microcomputer, a full ASCII keyboard, a wide graphics screen and tons of built in software. The TI-92 received since its introduction two upgrades:

• Modern and ergonomic design. • Intuitive icon desktop for easy navigation and organization of Handheld Software Applications (Apps). • Built-in clock to keep track of time and date and to use for timing experiments. • Full QWERTY keyboard, numeric keypad. • 128 x 240 pixel display. • About 188K bytes of user-available RAM. • About 2.7 MB of user-available FLASH ROM (3x the FLASH ROM memory of the TI-92 Plus).* • Electronic upgradability of software including maintenance and feature upgrades. • Advanced Mathematics Software functionality suitable for college mathematics and engineering coursework. • Pretty Print shows equations and results with radical notation, stacked fractions, and superscript exponents. • Active Calculator Home history screen can hold up to 99 previous entries for deep recall. • Interactive geometry applications for Euclidean, transformational, and analytic geometry explorations (based on Cabri Geometry II). • Real and complex numeric results. • Symbolic manipulation for algebra, calculus and differential equations. • Symbolic units for use in equations, computations, and unit conversions. Over 100 units in 28 unit categories. 20 constants with symbolic units. • Graphs functions, parametric and polar equations, recursively-defined sequences, 3-dimensional surfaces, and differential equations.    Up to 99 graphing equations defined and saved for each graphing mode. • Numeric evaluation of functions in tables and data variable format. • Interactive analysis of function values, roots, maximums, minimums, integrals, derivatives, intersections, inflection points, and arc lengths. • Recursively-defined sequences access any number of previous terms. • Slope and direction fields for exploring differential equations. RK and Euler numeric differential equation solving methods. • Real time rotation of 3D surfaces. • List-based one- and two-variable statistical analysis, including eight regression models. • Statistics plots including scatter, xy-line, box and modified box plots. Histograms and regression lines. • Matrix operations including inverse, determinant, transpose, augment, elementary row operations, and reduced row echelon form.    Matrix elements can be real or complex and numeric or symbolic. • Advanced matrix operations including eigenvalues, eigenvectors, LU and QR decompositions. • Column-logic expressions in data/matrix editor are retained for automatic recalculation when values change. • Interactive numeric equation solver. • Hexadecimal and binary operations and conversions. • Extensive programming capability with number and size of programs limited only by available memory. User-definable functions extend built-in functionality. • Optional assembly language programming. • Command catalog screen to access and show "help" information for each function and command. • Memory management to create folders for specific applications or subjects. • 255 symbols in the character set including Greek, system, and international characters. • Compatible with Calculator-Based Laboratory™ (CBL2™) and Calculator-Based Ranger™ (CBR™) Systems to allow analysis of real-world data. • Link capabilities for data transfer through I/O port. USB and unit-to-unit link cables included. • ViewScreen ™ overhead port. • Powered by 4 AAA batteries with lithium battery backup to protect memory during main battery change. • One-year limited warranty. • Toll-free help hot-line • e-mail help line: [email protected] . • Volume Purchase Program. • Activity Books. • Workshop Loan Program – borrow calculators for evaluation of workshops. • Printed Getting Started Guide included, full Guidebook available on Resource CD. • Pre-installed applications

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ROM-Versions:

2.06 (February 4, 2002) 2.07 (April 8, 2002) 2.08 (July 29, 2002, recalled and re-released February 20, 2003) 2.09 (March 27, 2003) 3.00 (not released) 3.01 (October 7, 2004) 3.10 (July 18, 2005, actual in February 2008)

You can check the ROM version of your Voyage 200 using the following key sequence and reading the number on your screen:

Information provided by ticalc.org and Xavier Andréani.

Exam acceptance:

Since the TI-92 Series and Voyage 200 feature a QWERTY keyboard they are not allowed on ACT , SAT , PSAT and AP exams.  

Find here the original press release dated January 6, 2002:

If you have additions to the above article please email: [email protected] .

© Joerg Woerner, June 8, 2003. No reprints without written permission. 

Performing a Linear Regression on the TI-89, TI-92+, and Voyage 200

Unlike with the TI-83+ and TI-84+, it is relatively hard to perform statistics operations on the TI-89, TI-92+, and Voyage 200 the first time around. This tutorial demonstrates using the statistics functions available on this series of calculators to perform a linear regression on the same set of data as in the TI-83+ and TI-84+ Tutorial .

Suppose X represents the number of workers in a certain factory and Y represents the number of widgets they are able to produce in an hour. Obviously, the more workers this factory has, the more widgets they will be able to produce. We can use a linear regression to determine the exact nature of this relationship by fitting a line to our data points.

First, your calculator must have the necessary software. If you have a TI-89 Titanium or other newer calculator, then you should have a Stats/List Editor icon on your Apps screen. Otherwise, you should have a Stats/List Editor application in your Flash Apps folder. (Reached by pressing APPS then ENTER ). If you don’t have this software or you aren’t sure, you can download it here .

The apps menu on older calculators.

The TI-89/TI-92 Plus/V200 List Editor

Data Entered into the List Editor

Regressions Menu on the TI-89/TI-92 Plus/V200

The linear regression settings screen

The linear regression output screen

Afterwards, if you want to access your regression equation from the home screen, press 2nd – from the home menu to access the VAR-LINK menu, select regeqn under STATVARS, press ENTER to paste it to the home screen, and press X , ) , and ENTER to complete the expression. The output will be your regression equation.

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Texas Instruments TI Voyage 200 Introductory Handbook (39 pages)

Table of contents.

• Table of Contents 2

1 The Layout of Your Calculator

• Functions Keys 4
• Blue 2Nd and Green Diamond 4
• Arrow Keys 5
• Delete and Clear 5
• Other Important Buttons 5

2 The most Basic Basics

• Turning the Calculator on and off 6
• Adjusting the Screen Contrast 6
• The App Screen 6
• The Home Screen 7
• Pretty Print 7
• The Catalog 7

3 The Settings

• The MODE Button 8
• Changing a Setting 9

4 Performing Calculations

• Clearing the Home Screen 10
• Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division 10
• Negative Numbers Vs. Subtraction 11
• Square Roots 12
• Exponents 12
• Cube Roots and Other Radicals 13
• Exact Vs. Approximate Results (A.k.a. 5 Vs. 2.2360679775) 13
• Absolute Values 14
• Home Screen History Area: 1/30, 2/30, 3/30 14

5 Home Screen F-Menus

• 8: Clear Home 16
• 9: Format 16
• A: about 16
• 1: Solve 17
• 2: Factor 18
• 3: Expand 18
• F3: Calculus 19
• 1: Define 19
• F5: Progamio 21
• 1: Clear A-Z 21

6 Graphing Equations/Functions

• Entering in Functions 22
• Checking Window Settings 24
• Graphing the Equation 24
• Clearing Previous Functions from the Y= Screen 25
• Changing the Window Settings 25
• F2: Zoom 27
• F3: Trace 30
• F5: Math 31

7 Using the Table

• Entering in Equations 36
• The Table Settings 38
• Using the Table 39

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Tver [dead link] is a city in Tver Oblast . It was the capital of the powerful medieval Tver Principality and one-time rival to Moscow as Russia's preeminent power base. The medieval center is long gone, a victim of centuries of fires, Nazis, and general rebuilding, but the downtown area is nonetheless quite attractive, dominated by neoclassical architecture erected during the reign of Catherine the Great.

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Russians usually say "Tver-v Moskvu dver" (Tver is a door to Moscow). Since Saint Petersburg was founded, Tver has been a critical transit city on the road between two major cities. The main waterway for commerce in the region, the Volga, also passes through the city. Tver was famous for its merchants. One of them, Afanasiy Nikitin, reached India and was the first one of the first Europeans (after Marco Polo and Niccolò de' Conti) to travel to and document his visit to that land. He described his trip in a narrative known as The Journey Beyond Three Seas (Khozheniye za tri morya).

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Tver is located 175 km northwest from Moscow on the railway and highway which connect Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Get around [ edit ]

City transport is represented by the tram line, trolleybus, buses and marshrutkas(mini buses).

The only tram line (route №5) starts from the bus station passes through the railway station, city center, bridge across Volga and ends on the north-western outskirts.

Trolleybuses and buses have a wide network around the city. They are more safe than the marshrutky which are famous for their reckless drivers.

See [ edit ]

• 56.8516 35.8728 1 Resurrection Cathedral . Built in 1913-1916, it is a fine example of Russian Revival style.  

Do [ edit ]

Tver is an old Russian city but most of its architecture didn't survive the war and economic crisis of the 1990s. The city center is completely rebuilt. The remnants of old Tver begins from the northern end of Tryokhsvyatskaya street.Tryokhsvyatskaya street is a local version of Moscows Arbat. It is a walking street where a local artists selling their paintings and souvenirs. Embankment of the Volga river is also popular among the city residents. Several churches and palaces survived and most of them are museums now.

Buy [ edit ]

There are a lot of shops,shopping malls and markets along the city. Most of the shopping is concentrated in Trekhsvyatskaya street. Though, many interesting shops can be found around the city.

Shopping malls & department stores [ edit ]

• Rubin - The largest shopping mall in Tver.
• Karusel - big shopping mall near the railway and bus stations.

Shops [ edit ]

• Podwall - The first graffiti shop in Russia. It was founded in 1992. This shop gave push to the development of graffiti tourism in Russia and even abroad. Some graffiti writers from Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary visited Podval. The shop offers best paint, markers, books, magazines and accessories for graffiti. Worth visiting if you are looking for fun.

Eat [ edit ]

There are several international fast food chains in the city: McDonalds, Burger King, KFC, Subway. Most of them located in the main shopping malls food courts.

There is also Russian fast food chain called Chicken House (with it biggest cafes near the bus and railway stations) and a lot of other local cafes, canteens and restaurants.

• 56.86136 35.91022 1 La Piazza Sport , Tverskoy Prospekt, 18 , ☏ +7 482 265-65-55 . European-style eatery with pizza, burgers, beer, and billiard tables. ( updated Jun 2021 )

Drink [ edit ]

The situation is the same in another Russian cities.

• 56.85967 35.91585 1 Fun Duck , Ulitsa Vol'nogo Novgoroda, 19 . Lots of cocktails and food options to choose from, in a convivial setting. ( updated Jun 2021 )

Sleep [ edit ]

There are several hostels and hotels around the city.You can also rent a flat for a night.

• 56.85966 35.90983 1 Box Inn , Ulitsa Sovetskaya, 28 , ☏ +7 930 159-81-25 . Hostel with wifi and a/c. $9 . ( updated Jun 2021 )
• 56.8598 35.91544 2 Khostel Kalinin Tver , Ulitsa Vol'nogo Novgoroda, 19 . Another hostel with wifi and a/c. $14 . ( updated Jun 2021 )

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The main way out is the Tver railway station. If you want to get to other towns of Tver oblast, the bus station is a better option.

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Moscow Metro

Moscow metro information.

Over the years the Moscow metro system is one that has truly been transformed. From its humble beginnings in the year 1935, to being one of the most important means of public transportation in Moscow. How? The network which originally operated on just 1 line, serving 13 stations in total is now considered to be the busiest metro system outside Asia. Spanning over 330 km in length, it comes as no surprise to learn that it is the fifth longest metro system in the entire world. It now comprises of 12 lines that serve 200 stations and has an annual ridership of 2.4 billion (2014). Moskovsky Metropoliten are the operators of this massive system.

The Moscow Metro system supports a significant number of daily commuters, with a total of 6,550,000 passengers travelling each day. Unlike some other metro systems, it doesn’t provide a 24-hour service and the operating hours are from 5:30 to 1:00 (M-D).

Air conditioning is available but only in Lines 3 and 5 , and has been in place since 2009. The system doesn’t permit passengers to walk between platforms , and there are no driverless trains in operation. The platform does not feature screen doors .

The average speed of the trains on the Moscow Metro is around 41.5km/h . As for fares, a journey costs 50 rubles .

For more information, please visit the Moscow Metro Official Website .

Moscow Metro Map

Map of Moscow Metro showing various lines and stations. Click on the map to enlarge it.

Lines and Stations

Moscow’s metro system comprises 14 interconnected lines, enabling passengers to travel almost anywhere in the city. Each of these lines has a unique name, code (a combination of numbers or numbers and letters), and color, making it easier to identify each line and to transfer from one to another. While most of Moscow’s metro lines are subterranean, there are also some surface and elevated stations.

Sokolnicheskaya Line

The Sokolnicheskaya Line is Moscow’s oldest metro line, running from Bulvar Rokossovskogo to Salaryevo, and cutting across the city along the northeast–southwest axis.

• Line color : Red
• Number of stations : 22
• Length : 20.19 mi (32.5 km)
• Schedule : 5:00 am to 1:00 am

Zamoskvoretskaya Line

The Zamoskvoretskaya Line traverses Moscow from north to south. One of its most beautiful and tourist-favorite stations is Mayakovskaya.

• Line color : Dark green
• Number of stations : 23
• Length : 20.19 mi (42 km)

Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya Line

The Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya Line, the second line to commence operations in Moscow, is also the city’s longest. Its 22 stations run through Moscow from west to east, connecting the Mitino District and Krasnogorsk with the eastern suburbs of Moscow.

• Line color : Dark blue
• Length : 28.02 mi (45.1km)

Filyovskaya Line

Unlike most lines that traverse Moscow from one end to another, the Filyovskaya Line starts from the city center and connects with the Dorogomilovo and Fili districts to the west.

• Line color : Light blue
• Number of stations : 13
• Length : 9.1 mi (14.7 km)

Koltsevaya Line

The Koltsevaya Line is one of Moscow’s two metro lines that have a circular route. Its 12 stations form a ring around the city center. This line is among the most famous, given that several of its stations still retain the iconic Stalinist architecture.

• Line Color : Brown
• Number of stations : 12
• Length : 12.05 mi (19.4 km)

Kaluzhsko–Rizhskaya Line

The Kaluzhsko–Rizhskaya Line spans across Moscow from the north to south, connecting Medvedkovo and Novoyasenevskaya.

• Line Color : Orange
• Number of stations : 24
• Length : 23.5 mi (37.8 km)

Tagansko–Krasnopresnenskaya Line

The Tagansko–Krasnopresnenskaya Line, comprising 23 stations, passes through Moscow from the northeast to the southeast and is the most heavily used metro line.

• Line Color : Purple
• Length : 26.1 mi (42 km)

Kalininsko–Solntsevskaya Line

The Kalininsko–Solntsevskaya Line comprises two separate sections that cross the city from east to west. It is projected that both sections will be connected by 2020.

• Line Color : Yellow
• Code : 8 and 8a
• Number of stations : 8 and 5, respectively
• Length : 10.1 mi (16.3 km) and 6.6 mi (10.7 km), respectively

Serpukhovsko–Timiryazevskaya Line

The Serpukhovsko–Timiryazevskaya Line, the second-largest metro system in Moscow, crosses the city from one end to another, connecting Altufyevo and Bulvar Dmitriya Donskogo.

• Line Color : Gray
• Number of stations : 25

Lyublinsko–Dmitrovskaya Line

The Lyublinsko–Dmitrovskaya Line runs through Moscow from Seligerskaya to Krasnogvardeyskaya.

• Line Color : Light green
• Number of stations : 20
• Length : 20.8 mi (33.4 km)

Kakhovskaya Line

The Kakhovskaya Line, the shortest in Moscow’s metro system, connects the gray line to the green line, extending for just 2.1 mi (3.3 km).

• Line Color : Aquamarine
• Number of stations : 3
• Length : 2.1 mi (3.3 km)

Butovskaya Line

The Butovskaya Line can be considered an extension of line 6, reaching to Buninskaya Alleya. It is not an underground line but an elevated one.

• Line Color : Grayish blue
• Number of stations : 7
• Length : 6.2 mi (10 km)

Despite being a monorail and not a metro, it is considered part of the metro system. The connection between the metro and monorail is free within 90 minutes.

• Line Color : Blue
• Number of stations : 6
• Length : 2.3 mi (4.7 km)

Central Circle

The Central Circle is the second circular route in Moscow’s metro system. Its 31 stations surround all of what is considered historic Moscow.

• Line Color : White circle with a double red line
• Number of stations : 31
• Length : 33.6 mi (54 km)

Schedules and Frequency

Most of Moscow’s metro stations open at 5:30 am and close at 1:00 am. The monorail (Line 13) operates from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm, and the Central Circle (Line 14) operates from 5:45 am to 12:30 am. Trains on most lines run every 2 or 3 minutes throughout most of the day and every 90 seconds during peak hours. During the night, the metro operates every 6 to 10 minutes.

Connections with other systems

The 14 lines of Moscow’s metro intersect at various points along their routes, facilitating comfortable transfers from one line to another. Once your ticket has been validated, you can interchange between lines 1-12 without any time limit or additional charges.

The connection between the first 12 lines and line 13 (the monorail), and vice versa, is free within 90 minutes from initial entry.

The connection between the first 12 lines and line 14 (Central Circle), and vice versa, is free within 90 minutes from initial entry.

Single metro tickets do not include connections to other modes of transportation such as buses or trams.

Troika Card

The Troika card is the most convenient payment method for public transportation in Moscow. This plastic card can be topped up with funds and used to purchase any available ticket type.

The card requires a deposit of 50 rubles (US $0.88), which you can get back when returning the card. The Troika card is valid for 5 years and can be used on the metro, as well as on any other modes of public transportation. You can top up your card at ticket windows in the stations, at machines, or through the app.

• Troika card: 50 rubles (US$0.88)
• A trip on the metro and monorail: 36 rubles (US$0.63)
• A trip on other modes of transportations: 36 rubles (US$0.63)
• Unlimited 90-minute connections between metro and other modes of transportation: 56 rubles (US$0.99)

Single tickets

If you prefer not to use a Troika card, you can purchase a single ticket or a ticket package, issued in the form of a red card. This card can be used on the metro as well as on other modes of transportation such as buses and trams.

• 1 trip (valid for 5 days from the day of purchase): 55 rubles (US$0.97)
• 2 trips (valid for 5 days from the day of purchase): 110 rubles (US$1.94)
• 20 trips (valid for 90 days from the day of purchase): 747 rubles (US$13.17)
• 40 trips (valid for 90 days from the day of purchase): 1494 rubles (US$26.34)
• 40 trips (valid for 90 days from the day of purchase and only available for purchase with the Troika card): 1765 rubles (US$31.12)

Unlimited trips

The “Edinaya” passes permit unlimited travel during a specified period of time. You can start using these passes within 10 days from the time of purchase, and the validity period will start counting down from the first use. However, going forward, the 30-day passes can only be purchased through a Troika card and they are ready for use from the time of purchase.

• 1 day: 218 rubles (US$3.84)
• 3 days: 415 rubles (US$7.32)
• 7 days: 830 rubles (US$14.63)
• 30 days: 2075 rubles (US$36.58)
• 90 days: 5190 rubles (US$91.5)
• 365 days: 18900 rubles (US$333.21)
• Although Moscow’s metro system might seem complicated with its 14 lines, planning a trip is easy thanks to the interactive map on its official web page and app.
• Purchasing single tickets is cheaper than buying a Troika card.
• If you have money loaded on your Troika card and you are going to leave the country, you can go to any of the metro’s main offices and request a refund for the available amount on the card, including the deposit.
• The maps inside the stations and trains show the stations in both the Russian and Latin alphabets.
• The app Yandex.Metro offers bilingual maps and allows you to plan your trip, estimating travel time and considering the connections you have to make.
• As some of Moscow’s famous metro stations are among the most beautiful in the world, they are also among the busiest. Avoid visiting them during peak hours.

Interesting Facts

• Moscow’s metro is renowned for its stations adorned with murals, mosaics, chandeliers, and artworks. These beautiful stations have become one of Moscow’s tourist attractions, with tours that explain the art and history of the stations.
• The Moscow metro was one of the first metro systems in the Soviet Union.
• This metro system is the sixth-largest in the world.
• The Park Pobedy station, at a depth of 276 feet (84 meters), is one of the deepest in the world. Moreover, it has one of the longest escalators in Europe.
• All metro lines have had free Wi-Fi since December 1, 2014, thanks to the company Maxima Telecom.
• With more than nine million passengers daily, the Moscow metro is one of the busiest metro systems globally.
• Although it hasn’t been confirmed, it is speculated that a secret metro system exists beneath some of the regular lines. This system, referred to as D-6, was supposedly created to evacuate a select group of influential people in emergencies such as a nuclear attack during the Cold War. It is believed that this secret metro is managed by the army.

Future expansions

Although the Moscow metro is extensive and reaches the city’s borders, including connections with surrounding districts, it continually requires expansions and upgrades to cater to the growing demands. Some stations from Line 1, the first to operate, are among the oldest in the system and require upgrades.

While substantial extensions have been completed in recent years, major expansions of Moscow’s metro are currently under production. Presently, several lines are planned to be extended by a total of 93 miles (150 kilometers) by 2020. Key projects of the expansion will add 5.9 miles (9.5 kilometers) to the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya line and will extend the metro system into the Solntsevo district and the suburbs of Moscow.

Connection to the airport

Moscow has three international airports, each 19 to 25 miles (30 to 40 kilometers) away from downtown. It’s possible to reach any of them using a combination of the metro and bus, but bear in mind this may not be the best option if you are traveling with a lot of luggage, as the bus drops you off in the suburbs where you will then need to take a metro to downtown Moscow.

If you are traveling with a lot of luggage, the best option is to hire a taxi or take the Aeroexpress, a train that connects the airports with downtown Moscow.

If you are not traveling with a lot of luggage or if you are looking for the most cost-efficient option, it’s entirely feasible to get downtown by bus or metro. Here’s how:

From Domodedovo airport: You can take the 308 bus to Domodedovskaya station on the green line (Line 2) and from there continue your journey to your final destination using various metro lines. The ride from the airport to the green line lasts 30 to 40 minutes. Express buses cost 100 rubles (US$1.76), while the 24-hour buses cost 120 rubles (US$2.11).

From Sheremetyevo airport: Various bus lines take you from the airport to the Rechnoy Vokzal station on the green line (Line 2) or to the Planernaya station on the purple line (Line 7). The trip to either of these two stations lasts 40 to 50 minutes. A 90-minute ticket, including a bus trip, admission to the metro, and unlimited connections during the 90 minutes, costs 50 rubles. (US$0.88).

From Vnukovo airport: The N611 bus takes you to the Yugo-Zapadnaya station on the red line (Line 1). The trip, costing 50 rubles (US$0.88), lasts around 40 minutes. You can purchase a 90-minute ticket that includes the bus trip, admission to the metro, and unlimited connections during the 90 minutes.

Sights to see via Moscow’s metro:

Saint Basil’s Cathedral: This iconic cathedral is not just a landmark in Moscow, but also in all of Russia. This Orthodox Church, unique in its architecture and famous for its colorful domes, is located in Red Square and is part of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. The cathedral is a 10-minute walk from Line 3’s Ploshchad Revolyutsii station and from Line 2’s Teatral’naya station.

Red Square: In addition to Saint Basil’s Cathedral, Red Square is also home to the Kremlin, the official residence of the President of Russia, the Monument to Minin and Pozharsky, and Lenin’s Mausoleum. To reach the square, take Line 3 to Ploshchad Revolyutsii station or Line 2 to Teatral’naya station.

Metro stations: With their chandeliers, murals, and mosaics, the metro stations are a tourist attraction in their own right. Some of the most famous and beautiful include:

• On Line 5: Kievskaya, Belorusskaya, Komsomolskaya, Novoslobodskaya, and Park Kultury
• On Line 3: Ploshchad Revolutsii, Elektrozavodskaya, Kurskaya, Park Pobedy, and Slavyansky Bulvar
• On Line 2: Mayakovskaya

Tretyakov Gallery: It is one of Moscow’s most renowned art museums. It houses the largest collection of Russian works in the world. The gallery is a five-minute walk from Line 6’s Tretyakovskaya station.

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