Hadzhi Dimitar Metro Station

Hadzhi Dimitar Хаджи Димитър
General information
Location	1505 Poduyane, Sofia
Coordinates	42°42′7.5″N 23°21′5.8″E / 42.702083°N 23.351611°E / 42.702083; 23.351611
Owned by	Sofia Municipality
Operated by	Metropoliten JSC
Platforms	side
Tracks	2
Bus routes	5
Connections
	78, 79, 90, 100, 120
Construction
Structure type	sub-surface
Depth	18 m
Platform levels	2
Parking	no
Bicycle facilities	yes
Accessible	Yes
Architect	Konstantin Kosev
Other information
Status	Staffed
Station code	3309; 3310
Website	Official website
History
Opened	26 August 2020 (2020-08-26)
Services
Preceding station Sofia Metro Following station Teatralna towards Gorna Banya M3 line Terminus
Location

v t e Line 3
Legend
Gorna Banya Ovcha Kupel II Moesia Ovcha kupel Vladayska River Zemlyane Depot Krasno Selo Boyanska River Bulgaria Medical University NDK II 2 St. Patriarch Evtimiy Orlov Most 1 4 Perlovska River Teatralna Hadzhi Dimitar Georgi Asparuhov Stadium Vladimir Vazov Hemus
Detailed track map Line end Gorna Banya Ovcha Kupel II Moesia Ovcha kupel Vladayska to Zemlyane Depot Krasno Selo Bulgaria Medical University NDK II NDK 2 St. Patriarch Evtimiy SU St. Kliment Ohridski 1 and 4 Orlov Most Perlovska Teatralna National Rail to Ihtiman/Karlovo Perlovska Hadzhi Dimitar Line end

Hadzhi Dimitar (Bulgarian: Хаджи Димитър) is the eastern terminus on the M3 line of the Sofia Metro. It was opened on 26 August 2020 as part of the inaugural section of the line, from Hadzhi Dimitar to Krasno Selo. The adjacent station is Teatralna.^[1][2]

The station is located under the southern roadway on Vladimir Vazov Blvd. next to the residential district of the same name. It has a central lobby and has entrances to the south and north sidewalks of Vladimir Vazov Blvd. The southern entrance touches the main structure of the station. A curious detail of this station is that the northern entrance is reached by a pedestrian underpass passing under the Perlovska River (as at the Orlov Most and Teatralna stations) and the northern roadway of the boulevard. The station has side platforms. They are 105 m long and 4.5 m wide.

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The architect is Konstantin Kosev.^[3] The architectural layout of the station includes two levels. On one is located the entrance hall and its cash hall, connected to the entrances of the station, located in the sidewalks on both sides of Vladimir Vazov Blvd. The connection of the vestibule level with the two side platforms on the platform level is made by two stairs, one escalator and one elevator on each platform. There are also elevators to the entrances to connect the vestibule level with the surface. In this way, the station has 100% accessibility at all entrances and levels for disadvantaged people.

The proximity of the Perlovska River turns the station mostly blue. The architectural layout is solved by flooring of reinforced beige granite, the walls are lined with light beige and light blue granite, made in the form of inclined figures, framed by wide joints of etalbond.