How to get to Butovo?

Butovo is one of the most remote areas of Moscow, is located south of the capital, so if you get by train, you need to choose the Tula or Kursk direction.

Butovo station. How to get there by train

How to get to Butovo station by train,can be found in the information desk of the Kursk railway station, from where most commuter trains depart this direction. Butovo stops suburban trains, which are sent to Podolsk, Chekhov, Shcherbinka, Serpukhov, etc. There are more than 90 suburban commuter trains per day.

How to get to Butovo by car

As the growth of Moscow, Butovo does not seemabandoned area. Here there are many modern buildings and therefore much improved transport communication with the city. If you are looking for a more convenient option, how to get to South Butovo by car from Moscow, you need to go to the central highways. It is most convenient to go along the Warsaw highway, then turn to Starokachalovskaya street. Literally in five minutes you will be on Novobutovskaya. There is also a variant of the route along the Moscow Ring Road where you have to turn 35 kilometers to Polyany Street and then to Novobutovskoye Highway. If there are no traffic jams along the way, it will take no more than twelve minutes.

Is it possible to reach Butovo by metro?

If you do not know how to get to Butovo onmetro, you need to change to the Butovskaya line and memorize the names of the stations: Skobelevskaya or Gorchakova. Having reached the metro to these stations, you will have to walk 5-10 minutes to Chechersk Avenue or Butovo Forest Park. It is easy to get to Butovo by going to the stations "Bulvar Admiral Ushakov" or "Buninskaya Alley", located on the same line.

If long trips by underground transportyou do not fit, you can go to the metro station "Yasenevo". From here, there are buses 101, 710, 165 and taxi number 102, which will take you to Butovo. By the time the trip takes about twenty minutes, but this if there is no congestion on the roads.