How To Reach Russia

Most international travelers arrive in Russia by air. Major cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg have well-connected international airports. Check for flights to Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO) or Domodedovo International Airport (DME) in Moscow, and Pulkovo Airport (LED) in St. Petersburg.

If you are traveling from neighboring European countries, you can consider taking a train. The Trans-Siberian Railway is an iconic option for those traveling from Europe to the Far East of Russia, passing through various cities along the way.

Some European cities have long-distance bus services to Russian destinations. Check for bus connections from nearby countries to major cities like Moscow.

If you are coming from a country with a Baltic Sea coastline, consider a cruise to St. Petersburg, which is a popular port of call for many Baltic cruises.

If you are in a neighboring country and prefer a road trip, you can enter Russia by car. Ensure you have the necessary documentation and valid visas.

If you are traveling from countries like Finland or Estonia, you can reach Russia by taking a ferry to St. Petersburg or other ports on the Baltic Sea.