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See the hotels in Moscow section of this site to learn more about deals on cheap Moscow hotels in the center of MoscowCentral hotels in Moscow are one of our specialities. Most of the hotels in Moscow listed on this site are located in or near the centre of MoscowMoscow train stationsRailway transport has existed in Russia since 1851 when the first rail line connecting San Petersburg with Moscow had been built following czar Nicolas I’s order. The oldest of 9 city railway terminals, called Nikolaevskiy (now Leningrad Station), was built the same year by the design of Konstantin Ton. Other railroad stations in Moscow are Belorus Station, Kazan Station, Kiev Station, Kursk Station, Paveletsk Station, Riga Station, Savelov Station and Yaroslavl Station. The construction of the buildings was realized in different years and spanned the pre- and post-revolutionary periods. The last to be completed (in early Russian stile) was the building of Kazan Station in 1926. Besides Ton some other notable Russian architects and artists of the time projected and designed the Moscow terminals: Shekhtel, Rerberg, Shchusev, Korovin, Benua, Kustodiev, Rerikh. During the second half of the XX century all terminals were renovated or reconstructed. Moscow’s train stations are all connected to the metro and therefore very easily accessible from most points in the city. ► Belorussky Vokzal► Kazansky Vokzal ► Kievsky Vokzal ► Kursky Vokzal ► Leningradsky Vokzal ► Paveletsky Vokzal ► Rizhsky Vokzal ► Savyolovsky Vokzal ► Yaroslavlsky Vokzal Belorussky Vokzal This station services Kalliningrad, Lithuania, Belarus, Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic. This station services trains to Central Asia, Ryzan, Ufa, Samara and Novorossissk This station serves Western Ukraine and Southeastern Europe The station serves southern Russia, the Caucasus, Eastern Ukraine and the Crimea. The station serves St. Petersburg, Finland, Estonia and northwest Russia. The station serves Vornezh, Tambov, Volgograd and Astrakhan The station serves trains to Latvia Serving trains to Kostroma, Cherepovets and trains to Vologda Serving trains to Siberia, the Russian Far East, Mongolia and China - the Trans Siberian Express. Other Information Other Information Getting Here Moscow airports Sherementyevo 2 Airport map Moscow airline ticket offices Moscow train ticket offices Arriving in Moscow by car Getting Around Moscow public transport overview Moscow metro Moscow metro map Tips on riding the Moscow Metro Moscow buses Moscow trolleybuses Moscow trams Moscow taxis and Gypsy cabs Moscow marshrutki Interesting information about Moscow’s roads and public transport system Explore some of the most unique hotels in central Moscow with us! Staying in a hotel in Moscow is a must for any traveler wishing to visit Moscow, Russia | |||||||||
