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TRANSPORTATIONS TO ST.PETERSBURG
1. By air
There is only one
airport in the city with 2 terminals – one only for international flights, the
other – mostly for domestic destinations and cities of the former USSR. No
special transportation links between the terminals – a warning for those
changing flights. International flights available for all major European
capitals and important airports (daily for London, Paris, Stockholm,
Helsinki, Amsterdam, 3 daily flights for Frankfurt, budget flights by Air Berlin
and German Wings). There are dozens of daily flights to Moscow to
different airports (located up to a hundred kilometers from each other) – so be
sure to check exact destination in case of changing flights there.
2. By railway
Two daily trains
to/from Helsinki with the easiest way of crossing the border – all passport and
customs formalities being carried out on the way. Travelling time –
about 6 hours – to be reduced in the nearest future.
There
are dozens of daily trains to/from Moscow. The easiest way to get there is to
use a sitting train leaving at 6.30 p.m. – in less than 5 hours you will reach
Moscow.
Night trains – less convenient. You are provided with bed linen in
sleeping compartments (for 2 in 1st class and 4 in 2nd class) – but travelling
time is not enough for a good rest. The best of night trains leave about
midnight - ##1, 3, 5 from St.Petersburg and
2, 4, 6 from Moscow.
3. By bus
There are daily buses
for Riga, Helsinki, Tallinn; connections to
Tampere are available 3 times a week – as well as individual
transfers to and from any Finnish destinations on request.
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SOME REVIEWS:
• Dear Andrej, Upon our safe return home, we would like to thank you most heartily for our extremely interesting visit to St. Petersburg. Your expert guidance and personal care made our visit an experience we shall always remember...
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