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Railway stations of St. Petersburg

There are several major railway stations in St. Petersburg, providing passenger transportation throughout Russia and abroad. Below is detailed information about each station, their contacts and useful links.

Moscow Station

Moscow Station is the city’s largest railway junction serving destinations to Moscow and other cities in central Russia.

  • Address: Nevsky Prospect, 85
  • Call service: +7 (812) 457-41-28
  • Free phone for calls in Russia: 8 (800) 775-00-00
  • Official website: rzd.ru

Ladoga station

Ladoga station serves destinations to the north-west and east of Russia, as well as international routes.

  • Address: Zanevsky Prospect, 73
  • Call service: +7 (812) 436-53-53
  • Free phone for calls in Russia: 8 (800) 775-00-00
  • Official website: rzd.ru

Finland Station

The Finnish railway station specializes in routes to Finland and the northwestern direction of Russia.

  • Address: Lenin Square, 6
  • Phone service: +7 (812) 436-77-22
  • Free phone for calls in Russia: 8 (800) 775-00-00
  • Official website: rzd.ru

Vitebsk station

Vitebsk station serves destinations to the south-west of Russia and international routes to the Baltic States and CIS countries.

  • Address: Country Avenue, 52
  • Call service: +7 (812) 457-62-20
  • Free phone for calls in Russia: 8 (800) 775-00-00
  • Official website: rzd.ru

Baltic Station

The Baltic station serves destinations to the south and west of Russia.

  • Address: Promenade of the Obvodny Canal, 120
  • Phone service: +7 (812) 490-44-31
  • Free phone for calls in Russia: 8 (800) 775-00-00
  • Official website: rzd.ru

Useful links and resources

These resources will help you find the necessary information about railway stations of St. Petersburg, find out the schedule of trains, contacts and other useful information.

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