VEHICLES
Description:
In Moscow there are several major bus stations and bus stations serving both long-distance and international routes. Here is the current information on the main bus stations:
Central Bus Station (Shchelkovsky)
Moscow’s central bus station, also known as Shchelkovsky, is one of the largest transportation hubs. It provides transport links to more than 50 cities of Russia and abroad.
Contact:
- Phones: +7 (499) 748-89-65, +7 (499) 748-80-29
- Address: Moscow, Shchelkovo highway, 75
- Working hours: Round the clock
- Email: contact@mosoblvokzaly.ru
- Website: moskva-avtovokzal.ru
Destinations: Moscow - Ivanovo, Moscow - Ryazan, Moscow - Penza, Moscow - Rostov-on-Don, Moscow - Tula, Moscow - Nizhny Novgorod and othersMoskva Avtovokzal) .
International Bus Station "Salaryevo"
New modern bus station serving both domestic and international routes. Located in the south-west of Moscow.
Contact:
- Telephone: 8 (499) 940-08-43, 8 (499) 940-08-41.
- Address: Moscow, Moscow, Kiev highway, 23rd km, 1, p. 1. Salaryevo metro station
- Website: https://salaryevo-bus.ru
South Gate Bus Station
This bus station serves the southern direction, including routes to the cities of Russia and near abroad.
Contact:
- Telephone: +7 (499) 940-08-43
- Address: Moscow, 19th km MKAD, possession 20, page 2
- Website: http://busterminal.ru/
Novoyasenevskaya bus station
This bus station serves routes to the south and west of Russia.
Contact:
- Phone: +7 (926) 917-34-74
- Address: Moscow, Novoyasenevsky Avenue, possession 4
- Website: https://busnovoyas.ru/
VDNKh bus station
Located next to the exhibition complex, this bus station serves routes to the north and east of Russia.
Contact:
- Telephone: +7 (495) 232-34-26
- Address: Moscow, Prospekt Mira, 119
- Website: mosgortrans.ru
Each of these bus stations and bus stations provides ticketing services, storage, cafes and shops, as well as information about bus schedules and transportation rules.