The metropolitan metropolis lives an intensive life around the clock, therefore, traffic at night only decreases, but does not stop altogether. Of course, cars - personal and taxis - predominate in this stream, but there is also a certain amount of public transport.

How long does public transport run in Moscow?

The bulk of city buses, trolleybuses and trams begin their working day at 5-6 a.m. and finish at 23-24 p.m. Some routes, mainly on the outskirts, operate until 10 p.m. starting work around 5.30-6.00 and finishing it closer to 23.00. The metro increases the chances for late passengers by another hour - the metro doors close at 01:00, opening again at 5: 30-5: 45 depending on the station.

Night transport in Moscow

But what about those who need to get to the airport, train station or home at night? The choice is small:

night public transport;

personal cars;

With a personal car, everything is clear, it can only be noted that it is inconvenient to go to the train station or to the airport on it - you will have to leave the car in a paid parking lot for a long time. And it’s not always convenient to get home, if you’ve been actively resting before, you will also have to leave your car in the parking lot at night or order the "sober driver" service.

Night public transport routes in Moscow

In 2013, at the request of Muscovites, the authorities introduced the first night routes. Now, 6 night buses run around the city every night at half an hour intervals, with one common end point - Lubyanskaya Square, which makes it possible to change from one route to another. The second final stop is different for everyone:

Н1 - Sheremetyevo airport;

H2 - Belovezhskaya Street;

Н3 - Ussuriyskaya street;

Н4 - Novokosino;

Н5 - Kashirskoe highway, 148;

Н6 - Ostashkovskaya street.

Also, there are 3 trolleybuses and a tram on the line (from the Chistye Prudy metro station to Akademika Yangel street). One of the trolleybuses runs along the Garden Ring at an interval of 15 minutes, the other two run in half an hour: from Lubyanskaya Square to the 138th block on Vykhino and from the station. m. "VDNKh" to st. 10th anniversary of October.

Most of the night transport starts at 0.00, leaves for the park at about 6 a.m. The exact timetable for nighttime public transport routes in Moscow can be found on the Mosgortrans website.

Convenient taxi for night trips in Moscow

Night public transport in Moscow runs mainly along metro lines. If you are at night:

need to go to another area not covered by buses and trolleybuses,

I don’t want to wait at least half an hour and then walk to my own house,

you need to get to the train station or airport with your luggage and children, -

the best option would be to call a taxi, of course, if you choose the right company - inexpensive, reliable and comfortable, for example, "Taxi 5 stars". Its benefits.

You can also plan a route manually, armed with a map, pencil and ruler. But if you find yourself on the route planner page, then another, often more convenient option is possible - laying a route online, one of which is offered to you on our site.

There are two types of routing: manual and automatic.

• With manual routing, you plot a series of points on the map that form an arbitrary route.
• With automatic compilation, you need to specify the start and end points, and our service will lay the optimal route itself, calculating the shortest path, taking into account the rules of the road and the traffic situation at the moment.

On the compiled route, you will see all highways and nearby intersections, which will be very useful for motorists and travelers. A map with a route in the city of Moscow will allow you to plan a route and will not let you get lost in an unfamiliar place.

To create a route on a map of the city of Moscow, enter the starting point in the first field of the form presented below and the end point in the second ole. Then indicate how you will travel to your final destination by clicking on the appropriate button - "By car", "On foot" or by Public transport. After that, click on the button "Show route".

How long do the buses run in Moscow? After all, the metropolis never sleeps and at night life only slightly slows down, but does not "die".
Not everyone is so rich to use a taxi, therefore, it would be more expedient to just clarify the bus times and routes.

From what time do the buses run in Moscow?

Most buses "wake up" at 5.30. Border routes start at 5.00. At the same time, trolleybuses and trams begin to run.

How long do the buses run in Moscow?

The change of buses on the outskirts of the route ends at 22.00, in the city until 24 hours there is still a chance to get home by bus.

There are also special night routes that are created for night passengers.

There are 6 of these routes and they run at 30-minute intervals along their routes. They start at exactly midnight and carry passengers on the following routes until 6 am:

Н1 - Sheremetyevo airport;
H2 - Belovezhskaya Street;
Н3 - Ussuriyskaya street;
Н4 - Novokosino;
Н5 - Kashirskoe highway, 148;
Н6 - Ostashkovskaya street.

There are several types of public transport in Moscow: bus, trolleybus, tram, subway. There is a Butovskaya light metro line (in the south of the city) and a monorail from the Timiryazevskaya metro station to Sergei Eisenstein Street (in the north). Fixed-route taxis are very popular. During rush hour, it is better to choose the metro, as ground transport usually stuck in a traffic jam.

There are two river stations on the river - North and South - and several berths. Navigation opens in spring and closes in autumn, dates may vary depending on ice conditions. Motor ships floating on the Moskva River are used mainly for excursion purposes.

Cycle taxis run along the boulevards in summer. Riding such a taxi is more of an entertainment. There is little practical use for them, since the routes are very short.

Several night routes have been operating since 2013.

Metro in Moscow

The metro has twelve lines. Stations open for entry at about 5:30 (time can vary up to 15 minutes), close for entry at 1:00. The last trains from the end stations of each line leave at around 1:03 am. Changes from the line to the line are formally closed at 1:00, but in reality, the transition is possible even later if the last train in the required direction has not yet passed.

The interval of movement of trains in the metro is on average 2-3 minutes, at rush hour on many lines 90 seconds, early in the morning and late in the evening up to 5-10 minutes. On the Kakhovskaya and Filevskaya lines, the intervals are longer than usual.

Land transport

Buses, trams and trolleybuses start operating at approximately 5: 00-6: 00. Most of the lines finish their work after midnight, but there are those that stop running in the early evening. The timetables of almost all routes are published on the Mosgortrans websites. At stops, full schedules are indicated for individual lines, for most - only intervals.

Route taxis (these are usually minibuses for 13-20 seats, and the line numbers have the letter M), as a rule, do not work after 23:00.

City buses bear the Mosgortrans logo and serve lines in the range of numbers 0-299 and 500-999. Buses with numbers from 300 to 499 are suburban (with the exception of some lines in the "new Moscow" south-west of the Moscow Ring Road), and city tickets are not valid for them. Buses with numbers from 900 can be express trains. There are also separate letter designations for ground transport routes. The most famous of these lines is trolleybus B, which runs around the clock on the Garden Ring.

Among the night routes at the moment there are only four daily ones, including bus 1H, which goes to Sheremetyevo airport. Several other lines operate only on weekend nights and holidays.

Trains are not formally part of the Moscow transport system, but in some cases this is the fastest way to travel between some areas. The main problem is the ragged schedule and fragmentation of the network: the bulk of electric trains go from dead-end stations in the city center to the Moscow region along a dozen radial directions, and only a small number of flights cross the city through and through.

City transport tariffs in Moscow

Payment in all types of transport at the entrance. Metro and surface transport tariff systems were partially merged in 2013. There are two main groups of tickets - valid in any transport (except for minibuses and electric trains) and valid only in buses, trams and trolleybuses.

Tickets for any transport are available at the metro ticket offices, and options for 1-2 trips are available at the station machines. The price is 40 rubles for one trip, 80 for two, 150 rubles for five, 300 for 11 trips, 500 for 20 trips, 1000 for 40 trips and 1200 for 60 trips. Thus, in the latter case, one entrance to the transport costs 20 rubles - half the price of a single ticket. Transfers between the metro and the only monorail line are free if the same ticket is used to enter.

Tickets for bus, tram and trolleybus are available only at Mosgortrans kiosks and cost 30 rubles for one trip, 60 for two, 100 rubles for five, 200 rubles for 11 trips, 350 rubles for 20 trips, 700 rubles for 40 trips and 750 rubles for 60 trips.

Transport drivers sell only tickets for 4 trips for 100 rubles. In addition, they also have one-time tickets "90 minutes" available, which cost 50 rubles and include one trip to the metro and an unlimited number of them by ground transport (in this case, you need to enter the last vehicle no later than 90 minutes after entering first). Multiple tickets "90 minutes" are sold at kiosks and metro ticket offices. For 2 trips, such a ticket costs 100 rubles, for 5 - 220 rubles, for 11 - 450 rubles, for 20 - 750 rubles, for 40 trips - 1500 and for 60 - 1800.

Finally, for those who use transport only from time to time, there is a so-called "electronic wallet", otherwise also called the "Troika" card. The passenger first credits the desired amount of money to it, and upon entering the transport, 28 rubles are debited from the card account in the metro, 26 rubles - in other transport and 44 rubles - in the case of a transfer trip. The Troika card itself will cost another 50 rubles. In addition, other types of tickets can be credited to it, including commuter train passes.

In the trains themselves, the price of a single trip within the borders of Moscow is 28 rubles. When traveling outside the city, the tariff depends on the distance. Train stations usually have turnstiles both at the entrance and at the exit, a ticket is required in both cases.

In minibuses, the usual fare is about 30-40 rubles, on flights outside the Moscow Ring Road it is often higher. Payment only in cash. Sometimes, on short sections of the route, the price can be lower than standard. It should be borne in mind that there are also small Mosgortrans minibuses with its symbols and a board with the bus route number (without the letter M) - they are valid standard tickets.

A free wireless Internet network is gradually being rolled out in the Moscow metro. So far, several lines are equipped with it (Koltsevaya, Kakhovskaya, Kalininskaya), but it is likely that in the coming years the service will be available on all lines. In addition, at least some of the B trolleybuses, 3 trams and 902 express buses are accessible.

How to get to Moscow airports

The easiest, but also the most expensive way to the airports is by Aeroexpress trains (at Sheremetyevo from Belorussky railway station, to Domodedovo - from Paveletsky, to Vnukovo - from Kievsky). The fare is 400 rubles (340 for online purchase).

To get to, in addition to "Aeroexpress", you can use buses 817 and 851 (the fare depending on the ticket used is from 12.5 to 30 rubles), as well as minibuses 948M and 949M (70 rubles), following from the Planernaya and " River Station". In addition, the N1 night bus (12.5-30 rubles) was launched, going from Leninsky Prospekt through the city center.

You can get to Vnukovo from the Yugo-Zapadnaya metro station by buses 611 and 611с (12.5-30 rubles) and minibus 45M (100 rubles).

Bus 308 (100 rubles) and minibus 308M (120 rubles) from Domodedovskaya run to Domodedovo, as well as a regular train from Paveletsky railway station every 2-3 hours (70-105 rubles, depending on the place of boarding in Moscow).

Taxi in Moscow

Taxis in Moscow are extremely expensive for short trips - tariffs of various companies usually start from 350-500 rubles for any move. As a rule, a trip of 20-30 minutes costs the same or slightly more.

A trip to the airport usually costs 1000-1500 rubles, even from nearby areas.

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