Belorussian station

Belorussky railway station is one of nine railway stations in Moscow, serving passengers of suburban and distant destinations. The station is located in the center of Moscow and is an important transport hub connecting the capital with the western regions of Russia and European countries. The Belarusian railway station serves trains to Minsk, Vilnius, Kaliningrad, Berlin and other cities.

Basic information about the Belarusian railway station

• Name: Belarusian railway station
• Address: Moscow, Tverskaya Zastad Square, 7
• Coordinates: 55.776397, 37.582140
• District: Tver district, Central administrative district

History

Belorussky railway station was opened on September 19, 1870 and was originally called Smolensky. The modern building of the station was built in 1907-1912 by the architect I. A. Strukov. In 1936, the station was renamed Belorussian-Baltic, and in 1946 - Belorussian.

Services and infrastructure

The Belarusian railway station provides a wide range of services for passengers:

• Ticket offices: to buy tickets for suburban and long-distance trains.
• Information boards: for information about train schedules.
• Restrooms: for passengers with children and long stays at the station.
• Storage rooms: for temporary storage of luggage.
• Shops and cafes: for the convenience of passengers at the station.
• Wi-Fi: Free Internet access.
• Waiting rooms: both ordinary and increased comfort.
• Medical center: for first aid.
• Services for passengers with limited mobility: support and assistance services.

Transport accessibility

Belorussky railway station is well connected with other parts of Moscow:

• Metro: The metro station "Belarusskaya" (Koltsevaya and Zamoskvoretskaya lines) is located in close proximity to the station.
• Ground transportation: There are bus and trolley bus stops near the station, making it easy to reach other parts of the city.
• Aeroexpress: Direct route to Sheremetyevo International Airport, which makes it convenient for travelers.

Contact information

• Telephone of the help service: +7 (495) 251-66-88 (single reference service of Russian Railways)
• Official website: rzd.ru

Interesting facts

• The building of the Belarusian railway station is an architectural monument and is made in the Art Nouveau style.
• The station serves international routes to Belarus, Lithuania, Poland and Germany.
• The station was modernized and renovated in the 2000s, which improved its infrastructure and increased passenger comfort.

If you have additional questions or need help, you can always contact the help service of Russian Railways on the specified phone or use online services on the official website.