Transfer in city Moscow

Airport and rail station transfer booking in Moscow city

The most renowned Russian city and its stunning capital — Moscow welcomes guests from anywhere worldwideon any given day. Visitors come here on business, to have cultural landmarks checked out, to see relatives and their beloved or to discover burning with energy and unforgettable city nightlife. Whatever your intentions to stop by Moscow may be, iway.io would be eager to provide a transfer. It is unbelievably easy and convenient to book a transfer, for example, you are recommemded to choose a private transfer by car.

Moscow is brimming with popular attractions. Even the whole year would never be enough to truly cover them. The Red Square and Kremlin are always common destinations for visitors. Luckily, you can easily order a transfer from the airport or your hotel straight to the capital's center and take a glimpse at these oustanding examples of the treasured cultural heritage.

Moscow is a polyethnic megapolis, treating every religious advert equally. And in this noisy sea, one can spot a motley crowd flocking by city’s mosques and synagogues. Russia’s long-existed exquisite and unmatchable culture shines in Moscow’s Ballet theatres, Opera houses and other cultural Meccas. Moscow’s old shaggy boulevards will help you inhale the unquenchable spirit of Russian Revolutions, Tsars and chic balls.

Summer is the time when Russian capital is in its bloom. You may meander along the wide banks of Moskva or Oka Rivers or enjoy a ferry ride, spend one relaxing afternoon in one of luxuriant city parks, have a meak at a worldclass restaurant that pleases the eye with a bunch of native and international delicacies and dance it all off at some wild festival, that is destined to surprise you with superb music and incomparable atmosphere.

Moscow unquestionably should be named among the tensest transportation hubs anywhere on this planet, inside the city only there're 9 working Rail Terminals, sending and receiving trains to and from virtually every corner of Russia, Europe and Middle Asia. Therefore if you expect to arrive to Moscow by train, make sure to order a transfer from the railway station. All together there are 9 functioning railway stations in Moscow. They are:

• Kursky railway station
• Savyolovsky railway station
• Belorussky railway station
• Leningradsky railway station
• Rizhsky railway station
• Kazansky railway station
• Paveletsky railway station
• Yaroslavsky railway station
• Kiyevsky railway station.

From almost all the railway station start both suburb and long-distance trains. The most busy railway stations are Kazansky railway station and Kursky railway station, the less ones — Rizhsky railway station and Savyolovsky railway station.

Obviously a shocking number of tourists come to Moscow by aircrafts. Moscow's city counsil has built 4 major airports that serve domestic-oriented and international flights. They are Vnukovo, Sheremetyevo (1, 2) and Domodedovo airports. All the airports're situated within a 30-50 km distance off the city heart, which considering the traffic is usually about 1 hour drive. Once you've reached the airport, there're multiple options and ways to get over to Moscow. The most used, but unfortunately way not the safest is to catch a taxi. It would turn to be several times more costly than booking a transfer from the airport to the city beforehand. There's also a bus system providing the means for tourists to make it to Moscow. The downsides though - you might be left to wait up to two hours for the bus you're craving for and it's far from being the smartest to travel by bus, while you have backpacks and suitcases to carry. That’s why we honestly suggest you order a private transfer — the safest mode to get round Moscow.

Public transportation system in Moscow is not only intellegently laid out but also quite hectic and insane. Moscow Subway has 182 metro stations and tends to always be extremely crowded (very true about stations close to the center and to the capital’s sights). What’s more, it's a no-brainer guests are likely to get tremendously lost in the underground maze cause it is huge, confusing and the stations have Russian names aka tongue twisters. The bus system isn’t any simpler to navigate. There over 900 bus routes inside the capital, which has times proven to be visitors’ worst nightmare. Be cautious for thefts and street disturbance are common by the bus stops and inside the trolleybuses. To be on the safe side book at transfer at out site.

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