City arrivals

Choose your first city route

Start with a useful arrival plan: how to leave the airport or station, what to save offline, which payment backup to prepare, and what task to do next.

Each city page links to official transport pages and practical supporting sources. Schedules and fares can change, so check before travel.

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At a Glance

Moscow

Moderate Risk

First route: Aeroexpress or airport train
Transport anchor: Most useful anchor: the nearest metro or MCC station, not only the street address.
Checked: May 16, 2026
Official sources: 4

Choosing a hotel only by distance on the map, then discovering the nearest metro is awkward.

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Saint Petersburg

Moderate Risk

First route: Pulkovo bus plus metro
Transport anchor: Podorozhnik is the local transport card for metro and city transport.
Checked: May 16, 2026
Official sources: 4

Assuming Pulkovo has a direct train to the center.

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Kazan

Moderate Risk

First route: Airport train or rail link
Transport anchor: The center is often easier on foot once you reach Kazan-1, Kremlyovskaya, or Bauman Street.
Checked: May 16, 2026
Official sources: 4

Assuming the metro covers the whole city like Moscow.

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How to use these city guides

1Open the city where you will arrive first.
2Save the route, address, and payment backup before leaving the terminal.
3Continue to SIM, payments, apps, and safety from the next guides.