Belorussky railway station is one of the seven Moscow railway stations, a major transport hub. Located on Tverskaya Zastava Square (building 7). Trains from here go to many cities in Russia and Europe. The scheme of the Belorussky railway station will help you not to get confused in the building. In Moscow, this is the most famous transport hub. First of all, because it was from here in June 1941 that the first trains with Soviet soldiers went west to fight the Nazi invaders. Now it is also an important transport hub. It is from Belorussky that fast express trains leave for Moscow's largest airport - Sheremetyevo.
Main destinations
Trains from here depart to the south-west, west, north of our country (Smolensk, Arkhangelsk, etc.), as well as to near and far abroad. So, you can go to Belarus (which follows from the name): Brest, Gomel, Grodno, Minsk, Mogilev and other cities. It is from this station that trains also go to Berlin, Madrid, Copenhagen, Bern, Warsaw, Brussels, Vilnius, Cologne andother cities. As for suburban trains, electric trains of the Kursk and Savelovsky directions are served here. In general, the passenger traffic is approximately 1,500 people per hour. More than 370,000 passengers leave the station platforms per month.
Station map in brief
Leaving the Belorusskaya metro station (radial), we get almost immediately to the fourth and third entrances. From there, trains leave for Sheremetyevo Airport, and there is also a waiting area for Aeroexpress passengers. If you turn left at the entrance to the fourth entrance, you can get into the recreation area. There are small cafe-coffee houses, as well as a hall for official delegations. Between the first and second entrances there is a left-luggage office. There is also a military commandant, suburban cash desks, currency exchange and a post office. To get to the long-distance trains, you should go to the first entrance and to the left. In the hall there are shopping arcades and cafeterias. You can drink coffee or any other hot and cold drinks, eat both snacks and more serious food. At the very end of the long-distance ticket office there is an information desk, a long-distance telephone.
The scheme of the Belorussky railway station is quite difficult to understand, but in reality it is difficult to get confused here. The building does not have a complex shape, and from each entrance you can get to the next one.
Scheme of Belorussky railway station: second floor
From the long-distance ticket office, you can go upstairs. On the second floor there are shopping arcades, cafes andrestaurants. There is also a small waiting room where passengers can relax before a long journey. According to the scheme of the Belorussky railway station, the rise to the second floor is carried out from the long-distance ticket office. This is the first entrance of the building.
Belarusian on the map of Moscow
Next to the station are the famous sights of the capital. So, at a distance of just over a kilometer are the Bulgakov House-Museum, the Moscow Zoo, Patriarch's Ponds.
The layout of the Belorussky railway station on the map of the capital is as follows: the building is located on Tverskaya Zastava Square, and the long-distance ticket office is stretched along the Great Gruzinsky Val.
