Moscow railway station explained

Moscow railway station may refer to one of the ten rail terminals in the capital of Russia:

• Moscow Belorussky railway station, serving long distance trains to regions west and south-west
• Moscow Kazansky railway station, serving eastbound lines to Kazan and Ryazan
• Moscow Kiyevsky railway station, serving regular services to Kyiv
• Moscow Kursky railway station, serving trains toward Kursk and into Ukraine, and toward Nizhniy Novgorod
• Moscow Leningradsky railway station, serving north-western directions including Saint Petersburg, Estonia, and Finland
• Moscow Paveletsky railway station, serving lines radiating south-east from Moscow
• Moscow Rizhsky railway station, serving suburban trains and Latvia
• Moscow Savyolovsky railway station, serving suburban directions north of the city
• Moscow Vostochny railway station, an interchange station on the Little Ring of the Moscow Railway
• Moscow Yaroslavsky railway station, serving eastern destinations

See also

• Moskovsky Rail Terminal (disambiguation)