Every day hundreds of trains and suitable electric trains depart from Moscow stations. They go in different directions and directions, picking up passengers from the platforms and successfully bringing them to the terminal station platforms.
What do train passengers want to see and what attracts them in the first place? This:
— large selection of routes: suburban destinations very diverse;
— convenient departure and arrival times: trains depart almost every 15 minutes and run around the clock;
— travel time: the routes are laid out in an optimal way and, if chosen correctly, the journey takes little time;
— fare: train tickets are inexpensive, and if you also use the purchase of a travel document, you will generally get a very attractive price;
— regularity of trips: schedule commuter trains changes are made to it constantly, extremely rarely, travel time is clearly calculated, and planning your trips is very convenient.
All these advantages make travel by commuter transport very convenient and profitable.
One of the directions of the Moscow Railway is the departure of commuter trains from the Leningradsky station.
Total for this moment 246 commuter trains run through the Moscow station (Leningradsky railway station). They connect this station with many other cities and towns and all begin their journey from this station.
The first scheduled train departs from the station. Moscow (Leningradsky station) at 0 hours 38 minutes. on the route Moscow (Leningradsky Station) - Kryukovo Russian Railways. The latter, in turn, follows at 23 hours 59 minutes. . The bulk of electric trains most often depart during the daytime.
Information on all routes from Moscow station (Leningradsky Station) and many others can be found on our website, where there is current online scoreboard railway stations, timetables, diesel and train schedules, their routes and a lot of other useful information. We also took into account seasonal changes so that you can view the summer or winter version of the schedule. You can buy a ticket for the Moscow (Leningradsky Station) - Kryukovo train at any ticket office of the Moscow (Leningradsky Station) railway station, where they will also help you sort out any questions you may have.
To find out all the stations that can be reached from Moscow station (Leningradsky Station) without transfers, click.
The station building itself in the capital is of historical value. This station is not a transit station, it only receives or sends trains long distance. There are 5 platforms for commuter trains, where many trains arrive and depart every day.
The Leningradsky Station branch serves the north-western direction. Leningradsky Station, as well as other Moscow stations, has been seen in films more than once; it was here that some scenes of the popular Soviet film “Sorcerers” were filmed.
Train schedule for the Leningrad direction.
Starting its journey from the station in Moscow, the Leningrad line at the beginning of the route goes straight and towards the end of the route it splits into two branches. Among the first stations in the Leningrad direction, one can note such popular settlements as Khovrino, Khimki, Alabushevo. In these settlements you can rent housing relatively inexpensively. This is a very pressing issue for students who study at universities in the capital. It’s not always possible to stay in a hostel, but renting a room for several people in the Moscow region is a good way out of the situation. You can easily get to school by train.
Between the stations Povarovka and Povarovo-1 there are connecting railway lines. There are no transfers on this section of the route.
From here you can go to the final station Konakovo-GRES or continue your journey along the main train route and arrive to Tver. The Leningrad branch is not difficult, the path is almost all the way time is running in a straight line, there are no branches or transfers. Both regular and high-speed trains operate on this section of the route - the schedule always indicates which train is coming.
Cost of tickets for trains in the Leningrad direction.
The longest route on this route will be from Moscow to Tver and a train ticket in this direction costs 310 rubles. To the other terminal station, Konakovo-GRES, a ticket costs 260 rubles. A ticket to any other point on this line will cost less.
For example, to Pokrovka - 140 rubles, up to 100 rubles, and to Khimki - 50 rubles.
Tickets can be purchased at train station in Moscow and at any of the stations. At Leningradsky Station they are sold both at regular ticket offices and at passenger terminals, where you can, by indicating the departure and arrival stations, receive your ticket without the help of a cashier. When purchasing a travel pass, the passenger receives a special plastic card. By paying the fare every month, this card is “refilled” and you can continue to use it. This is much more convenient than regular paper travel tickets.
Both in the direction from Moscow and to the capital, electric trains begin running from about 5 am. At night, commuter trains do not operate, unlike intercity trains. Another difference between these types railway transport There will be the fact that there are no designated seats on local trains. Passengers entering the train carriage can take any free seat. Tickets will be checked already on the road; for this, the inspector goes through all the cars and checks travel documents. Traveling without a ticket will result in a fine and the passenger must get off the car at the next stop. So you need to save your tickets throughout the journey and not lose them.
In general, electric trains have many advantages: tickets are relatively inexpensive, their speed allows you to cover long distances in a short time, the schedule is very varied - you can find a suitable flight for yourself at any time of the day or evening. Electric trains have long been a part of our lives and make it easier in many ways, making movement between populated areas simple and convenient. Sometimes, getting somewhere in the Moscow region by train can be more convenient than by bus or even by car. Tickets for local trains are always available.
Train Leningradsky Station
The current train schedule at Leningradskaya station contains only 256 trains (suburban trains) that connect Leningradskaya with stations and settlements such as Moskva-Rizhskaya, Nakhabino, Novoierusalimskaya, Shcherbinka, Lvovskaya. According to the schedule, the last train (suburban train) leaves at 23:48 to the destination Nakhabino. The nearest stations and stopping points are Pokrovsko-Streshnevo, Krasny Baltiets. For all routes on the above settlements available full information about the schedule - departure time, arrival time, routes and other helpful information. When planning a trip, you should pay attention to the fact that most often electric trains at Leningradskaya station depart or arrive during the day - 61 electric trains (suburban trains, diesels) in different directions, with such connections as Tsaritsyno - Novoierusalimskaya, Volokolamsk - Leningradskaya, Depot Kursk direction - Dedovsk. The regularly updated schedule of electric trains (suburban trains) at the Leningradskaya station is displayed on this page.
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