How to get to Vladimir?
Vladimir is a city that is not far fromfrom Moscow and is part of the Golden Ring of Russia. It is a tourist and cultural-historical city, it is even called a city-museum. Vladimir is considered one of the most ancient cities of Russia, in the past it was the capital of North-Eastern Russia. There are many unique historical and architectural monuments in the city, including the Assumption Cathedral, the Golden Gate, and the Cathedral of Dmitriev. All these places should be visited if you were in the city for the first time. To get to Vladimir is very simple from the most diverse points of Russia, and in this article we will tell you how this can be done.
By bus
You can get to Vladimir by bus. Vladimir Bus Station takes about 1200 buses daily, which come from different cities of Russia. In this list: Naberezhnye Chelny, Ryazan, Togliatti, Nizhny Novgorod, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yaroslavl, Ivanovo, Kostroma, Murom, Alexandrov, Gorokhovets and many others.
From Moscow to Vladimir can be reached by bus in about 3 hours. Commercial buses run from the Kursk bus station from 6 am to 8 pm.
State buses to Vladimir depart from Shchelkovo bus station. You can see the schedule by clicking on the link.
By train
You can get to Vladimir by train from Kursk railway station in Moscow. The train schedule can be found on the official website of RZD.
From St. Petersburg you can take the Volga train. The journey time is approximately 11 hours.
From Nizhny Novgorod or Moscow to Vladimiryou can get by the Sapsan train that goes much faster than a regular train, but the ticket costs much more. From Nizhny Novgorod to Vladimir time on the road will be 2 hours, and from Moscow - 1 hour and 45 minutes.
From Moscow by train
From Kursk railway station to Vladimir can be reached by train, this is the most budget option, and the journey time will be approximately three hours. A detailed schedule of trains can be found by clicking on the link.
Perhaps you will also be interested in reading the article How to get to Murom on our website.
