Transport - Moscow - page 438

tional airport. The Aeroexpress train leaves Paveletsky vokzal (station) every half-hour
between 6am and midnight for the 45-minute trip to Domodedovo.
Sheremetyevo International Airport
Sheremetyevo international airport ( http://svo.aero ) is 30km northwest of the city centre.
The Aeroexpress train makes the 35-minute trip between Sheremetyevo (located next to Ter-
minal E) and Belorussky vokzal every half-hour from 5.30am to 12.30am.
Vnukovo International Airport
About 30km southwest of the city centre, Vnukovo ( www.vnukovo.ru ) serves most flights
to/from the Caucasus, Moldova and Kaliningrad, as well as domestic flights and a smatter-
ing of flights to Europe. The Aeroexpress train makes the 35-minute run from Kievsky
vokzal to Vnukovo airport every hour from 6am to 11pm.
Train
Rail riders will arrive at one of Moscow's central train stations: Kievsky or Belorussky
vokzal if you're coming from Europe; Leningradsky vokzal if you're coming from St
Petersburg; and Yaroslavsky or Kazansky vokzal if you're coming from the east.
All of the train stations are located in the city centre, with easy access to the metro. Alternat-
ively, most taxi companies offer a fixed rate of R400 to R600 for a train station transfer.
Leningradsky vokzal
Located at busy Komsomolskaya pl, Leningrad Station ( http://leningradsky.dzvr.ru/en/ ;
Komsomolskaya pl; ; Komsomolskaya) serves Tver, Novgorod, Pskov, St Petersburg,
Vyborg, Murmansk, Estonia and Helsinki. Note that sometimes this station is referred to on
timetables and tickets by its former name, Oktyabrsky ().
Belorussky vokzal
At the top of Tverskaya ul, Belarus Station ( www.belorusskiy.info ; Tverskaya Zastava pl;
; Belorusskaya) serves trains to/from northern and central Europe, as well as suburban
trains to/from the west, including Mozhaysk and Borodino. This is also where you'll catch
the Aeroexpress to Sheremetyevo International Airport.