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Belorusskiy railway station can be reached by metro,bus, fixed-route and ordinary taxi. The most reliable and fastest way, of course, are electric trains in the metro. Absence of traffic jams and high speed of transportation helps to quickly reach the designated point. Near the station there are two metro stations, it is Belorusskaya on the Koltsevaya Line and Belorusskaya Radialnaya, which is part of the Zamoskvoretskaya Line. The last station has one exit leading to the station building, at the "Belorusskaya" there are two exits - on the street Georgian Val and on the station square. From all other stations in Moscow to Byelorussian one can be reached by metro without a transfer.

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From the airports of the capital to the Belarusian railway stationcan be reached by aeroexpress, bus and shuttle. From the airport "Sheremetyevo" every day there are bus services with numbers 851 and 851E and a fixed-route taxi No. 949. They should get to the metro station "Rechnoy Vokzal", there you change to an electric train and drive to the final destination.

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Also, with transfers from the airport, you can go tobus number 817 and fixed-route taxi No. 948. When choosing these flights, you need to get off at the Planernaya metro station, take the train to Barrikadnaya. At this station it is necessary to take an electric train with a direction to Krasnopresnenskaya and get off at Radialnaya metro station. The most convenient option is aeroexpress, plying between points every day without stopping.

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From the airport "Vnukovo" there is no direct messageAeroexpress, but you can get to Kievsky Station, where you should go down to the Ring Line, take the train and get to the Belorussky Railway Station. Buses No.611 and 611C and shuttle bus number 45 go to the metro station called "Southwest". Where should you change to the Ring Line and get off at the "Belorusskaya" metro station. Also, a shuttle bus №705M runs daily, which rides to the Oktyabrskaya station.

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Between the airport "Domodedovo" and the BelarusianThe station also does not have direct connections to public transport. In order to get to the station you need to take the train or aeroexpress and get to Paveletsky station, where you should go down in the metro and get on the necessary train. Also there is a bus №30 and a fixed-route taxi to the station "Domodedovo".

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The Belarusian railway station can be reached by trolleybuses No. 78, 56, 18, 12, 1 and bus number 12. Full information about the station is set out on its official website.

Tip 2: Getting to the Belorussky railway station

From Belorussky railway station of Moscow depart aslong-distance trains, and electric trains. Most of the trains from this station go to Minsk and other cities of Belarus, as well as to Smolensk, Kaliningrad, Rybinsk. In addition, from here you can go to Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia and other European countries.

Metro

Belorussky Railway Station is located on Tverskaya Squareoutposts, house 7. The easiest way to get to the Belorussky railway station is by metro. This method has very big advantages - quickly and without traffic jams. If you come to another metropolitan station, you just need to go down to the drifting ground and take the train that runs along the ring line. You need to leave at Belorusskaya station. "Belarusian" is actually two, one - at the roundabout, and the second - at Zamoskvoretskaya radius. The lobby of the radial station is right in the station building. The "Belorusskaya" -the ring has two exits, but both are practically leading to the station. Having risen on the escalator, you will appear either in the building of the station, or on the station square. You can go to one of the countries of Eastern Europe, to the south-west of Russia or suburban trains to Mozhaisk, Borodino, Kubinka. And if there is time before the train, there's nothing to stop walking around the center of Moscow, for Tverskaya Street is literally two steps away.

Ground transportation

Belorusskiy railway station can also be reached bybus or trolley. This method has both advantages and disadvantages. Its dignity lies in the fact that you can see Moscow. The main drawback is the heavy workload of the capital center, so that even public transport is sometimes slower and less frequent than would be desirable for passengers. In addition, buses and trolleybuses are quite often overcrowded. If you still decide to choose land transport, you are approached by bus number 12 and trolleybuses Nos. 1, 2, 18, 56, 78.

From airports

Any metropolitan airport you will findstop of public transport from where you can get to the subway. For example, from Sheremetyevo you can take a bus no.817 or a fixed-route taxi 948 to the station "Rechnoy Vokzal", then the Zamoskvoretskaya line to the "Belorusskaya" station. From Domodedovo Airport, by bus no. 405, you will reach the metro station "Domodedovo" half an hour later, which is also on Zamoskvoretsky radius, so you can transfer to Belorusskaya without any changes. Finally, the most understandable route from Vnukovo airport is by fixed-route taxi No. 705 to Oktyabrskaya, which is on the roundabout. Somewhat less convenient is the option of traveling through the South-West. To this station from Vnukova there is a bus №611 or 611С. From the "South-West" you need to get to the station "Park Kultury", go to the roundabout and get to "Belorusskaya".