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Public Transport In Saint Petersburg

01.01.2020

You can get around Saint Petersburg by public transport (metro, buses, trolleybuses and trams) and by private commercial transport (buses, minibuses and taxis). The city doesn’t have a light rail system. The best way is subway, the best way for paying is a travel card or a time-limited ticket that enables payment across all types of public transport....

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Guide To Pulkovo Airport

06.06.2019

St. Petersburg has only one airport Pulkovo (IATA code LED, ICAO code ULLI) that’s located just 19 km from the city center (Nevsky prospect) and 9 km from the nearest subway station Moskovskaya. Currently it runs one terminal serving both international and domestic routes. Information on this page has been updated in early 2020. Address: Pulkovskoe...

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airport , aviation , eat and drink , flights , shops

Public Transport Fares In St. Petersburg For 2019

18.01.2019

As we wrote St. Petersburg authorities increased transport fares for 2017 by almost 30%. How the public transport in St. Petersburg works see here. We provide main types of tickets and passes, information on some suburban routes as well as tickets for students is not included in the chart. Should you have any questions leave your comments or ask us...

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buses , essentials , metro , money , prices

Sapsan Train: Tickets, Tips, Seats

13.01.2019

Sapsan is a high-speed train cruising along St. Petersburg – Moscow and St. Petersburg – Moscow – Nizhny Novgorod routes. A typical European train, in its Russian version it possesses some nuances you’d better keep in mind. We’ll tell you about pricing policy, entertainments onboard, transportation of animals, classes of service and the specifics...

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Moscow , prices , railway stations , Sapsan , trains

St. Petersburg’s Subway System: How It Works

08.01.2019

St. Petersburg’s subway is not very hard to use, though you have to keep in mind some moments. That’s the fastest way to get from A to B throughout the city, and many stations are true pieces of art. Fare is 35-55 rubles depending on a means of payment. This page has been UPDATED on January 4, 2020. Lines And Travel Time The St. Petersburg’s...

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essentials , getting around , Krestovsky stadium , metro , prices , traveler's advice

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