Travel
How to get to St. Petersburg?
By train
There are five passenger railway stations in the city operating with different Russian and foreign directions (Moskovsky, Finlyandsky, Vitebsky, Baltiysky, Ladozhsky). Train is also a popular way to get here – from Moscow there are pleasantly slow overnight sleeper trains as well as six to eight fast 4-hour daytime Sapsan trains. See www.rzd.ru for details.
There are five passenger railway stations in the city operating with different Russian and foreign directions (Moskovsky, Finlyandsky, Vitebsky, Baltiysky, Ladozhsky). Train is also a popular way to get here – from Moscow there are pleasantly slow overnight sleeper trains as well as six to eight fast 4-hour daytime Sapsan trains. See www.rzd.ru for details.
From Helsinki there are four daily Allegro express trains that take you from the Finnish capital to St Petersburg in an impressive 3½ hours. See www.vr.fi for prices and timetables.
By air
Pulkovo airport is situated on the south border of St. Petersburg. It is one the biggest and most dynamically developing airport in Russia.
Pulkovo airport is situated on the south border of St. Petersburg. It is one the biggest and most dynamically developing airport in Russia.
Address:
Pulkovskoye Shosse. 41, lit. ZI
St. Petersburg, 196140
Information service:
+7 812 337-38-22
+7 812 337-34-44
By coach
St. Petersburg bus station
St. Petersburg bus station
Address:
Obvodny canal embankment, 36
+7 (812) 405-75-17
www.avokzal.ru
info@avokzal.ru
Working hours:
Monday - Sunday: 05:30 - 23:30