Paveletsky railway station

Paveletsky Station is the passenger terminal of the Moscow-Passenger-Paveletskaya railway station, one of the nine Moscow railway stations.

The station was built in 1900 by the architect A. Krasovsky to service the Ryazan-Ural railway. Serving the 12 most populated provinces of Russia, this road nevertheless had no access to Moscow. In this regard, the Board of Railways made a request to the Russian government to give permission for the construction of the Pavelets-Moscow branch in order to connect the Volga Region with the Russian capital.

Paveletsky station was built according to the building canons of that time: the building is symmetrical with a raised center, high windows, a wide and convenient entrance. On the main facade of the station building from the side of the square were located entrances, lobby, luggage compartment, halls for the public and ticket offices, telegraph, pharmacy and buffet. In the center of the building is a high operating room separating first and second class passengers from third class passengers.

In 1982-1987, a large-scale reconstruction was carried out, which, preserving the appearance of the station building and the station square, increased its capacity by 4 times. There are three levels of passenger rooms, a technical floor and the latest service systems. Today the station connects Moscow with the Volga region and the south of Russia.

Address: Moscow, Paveletskaya Square, 1.

Contact phone: +7 (926) 230-10-00.+7 (926) 371-60-06.

Phone: Free hotline:8(800)100-80-34

Official website: http://paveletsky.dzvr.ru

Main areas:

• Trains to the South and South-West directions (including Rostov-on-Don, Volgograd, Krasnodar, Astrakhan and other cities).
• Suburban trains to the Moscow region.

Information for passengers:

• Train schedule: The schedule of suburban and intercity trains is available on the official website of the station, as well as on the website of Russian Railways (pass.rzd.ru).
• Ticket offices: There are several ticket offices at the station, where you can buy tickets for both long-distance trains and suburban trains.
• Services: The station has a cafe, shops, currency exchange offices, luggage storage rooms, a pharmacy, toilets, a baggage issue and check-out point and other services.

How to get there:

• By subway: The station can be reached by metro, access to the station at the metro station "Paveletskaya" (ring and green lines).
• By bus or trolley: The station is also served by several bus and trolleybus routes.

Note: It is recommended to specify in advance the information on the train schedule and available services on the official resources of the station or on the specified contact number.