The order of the stations has been reversed from the previous one, but the last station we will introduce is the Belarus Station (Belorussky Station. Москва, Беларусский вокзал). It is not as big as Kazan Station, but most trains heading west depart from here, so it can be said to be a reasonably large station.
The station has six platforms for terminating trains and four platforms for trains that pass through to Savyolov.
The building in the bottom right of the diagram has ticket offices and waiting rooms for long-distance trains. There is an entrance facing the metro and the square, so please enter from there.
This is the ticket office for long-distance trains.
There is a waiting room directly above. Wifi is free (*but you will need a mobile phone).
There are several ticket offices for the suburban lines, but the ticket office is in the building closer to the square (the one at the top of the diagram).
The Aeroexpress train to Sheremetyevo Airport also departs from the suburban train platform (i.e. with ticket barriers). Unlike most trains at this station, this train heads north.
There is also a hotel at the station. From 2700R.
〇Train information from Belarus Station
〇Long-distance train information
Overall map of long-distance trains arriving and departing. From France to Anapa
〇Moscow-Rybinsk Рыбинск line, train 2108
Second-class sleeping car 1800R, third-class sleeping car 1000R
Moscow - Smolensk Smolensk line: 0710 departure “Lastochka”, 1830 departure “Lastochka”, 2354 departure “Smolensk”
Lastochka: 2nd class seat 800R
Smolensk: 2nd class sleeper 1300R, 3rd class sleeper 1000R
Moscow - Polotsk Полацк line, 1958 departure “Dvina”
Second class sleeping car 4800R, Third class sleeping car 2600R
Moscow - Minsk Мінск line, 0945 departure, 2214 departure “Belarus”
Second class sleeping car 5000R, Third class sleeping car 2900R
Belarus, First class sleeping car 12900R, Second class sleeping car 6200R
Moscow - Gomel Гомель line, 1525 departure, 2120 departure “Sodi”
Second class sleeping car 5700R, Third class sleeping car 3100R, Third class seat 2200R
Sodi, First class sleeping car 11200R, Second class sleeping car 5800R, Third class sleeping car 3000R
Moscow-Brest Brest line, 1512 departure, 1525 departure, 1935 departure, 2203 departure “Minsk”
First class sleeping car 12500R, second class sleeping car 6100R, third class sleeping car 3600R
Minsk train, second class sleeping car 6300R, third class sleeping car 3400R, third class seat 2600R
〇Moscow - Grodno Гродна line, train 1512
Second class sleeping car 6500R, third class sleeping car 3500R
〇Moscow - Kaliningrad Калиниград line, train 1720 “Amber”
Second class sleeping car 4000R, third class sleeping car 3200R
Moscow - Warsaw (West Station) line, 1506 departure “Polonaise”
First class sleeping car 11500R, second class sleeping car 8100R
〇Moscow - Prague line, 0644 departure “Vltava” (on some days, the train stops in Prague)
First class sleeping car 18100R, Second class sleeping car 12000R
〇Moscow - Paris line, 2111 departure
First class sleeping car 30200R, Second class sleeping car 20800R
〇Moscow-Nice line, departure 1018
First class sleeping car 28800R, second class sleeping car 18500R
Moscow - Anapa Anapa line, train 2223
First class sleeper, second class sleeper 4400R, third class sleeper 3100R
*Trains to Anapa also depart from Paveletsky and Kursky stations.
〇Suburban lines
If you make a diagram based purely on the first train from the Belarus station, it will look like the diagram below, but in reality there are also trains that depart from the Savelovsky and Kursky stations, etc., so the number of trains increases even more.
Red indicates 10 or fewer trains per day, yellow indicates 20 or fewer trains per day, blue indicates 20 or more trains per day, and the area to the Moscow side of the black line indicates 30 or more trains per day.
There are also suburban rapid trains.
From Belarus Station
・Zvenigorod
・Dorokhovo
・Kubinka
・Mojaisk It takes about 1.5 to 1.5 hours by rapid train. 265R (a little over 2 hours by local train 246R)
For information on public transport from this station to Moscow city center, please see here.
(Addendum 1) For information on short trips using this station, see the trips to Borodino and Mozhaisk and the trip to Rybinsk and Uglich.
(Addendum 2) For information on other stations, click here.
Long-distance and suburban trains in Russia 1: Departing from Moscow Kiev Station (Kievsky Station)
・Lviv, Odessa, Kiev, Bryansk, Kaluga, Anapa, etc.
Long-distance and suburban trains in Russia 2: Departing from Moscow Pavelets Station (Paveletsky Station)
Samara, Astrakhan, Volgograd, Almaty, etc.
Russian long-distance and suburban trains 3: Departing from Moscow Likhachevsky Station (Likhachevsky Station)
Riga, Pskov, etc.
Russian long-distance and suburban trains 4: Departing from Moscow Yaroslavsky Station (Yaroslavsky Station)
Vladivostok, Beijing, Arkhangelsk, Volkta, Yaroslavl, etc.
Russian long-distance and suburban trains 5: Departing from Moscow Leningrad Station (Leningradsky Station)
Helsinki, Tallinn, St. Petersburg, Murmansk, Novgorod, etc.
Russian long-distance and suburban train 6: Departs from Moscow Kursk Station (Kursky Station)
・Anapa, Baku, Kharkiv, Nizhny Novgorod, Novorossiysk, etc.
Russian long-distance and suburban train 7: Departs from Moscow Savyolov Station (Savyolovsky Station)
Dmitrov, Savelovsky, etc.
Russian long-distance and suburban trains 9: Departing from Moscow Kazan Station (Kazansky Station)
Adler, Kazan, Orenburg, Tashkent, Ufa, etc.
(Anapa, Beloruskii vokzal, Brest, Gomel, Grodno, Heb, Kaliningrad, Minsk, Moskva, Mozhaisk, Paris, Polatsk, Rybinsk, Smolensk, Varshava, )