Address:
2 Komsomolskaya Square, 107976 Russia, Moscow, Russia

Moscow railway station map is quite extensive. Kazansky railway station or “Kazansky vokzal” in Russian is one of nine railway stations, located on the Komsomolskaya Square. It is a neighbor of the nearby Leningradsky and Yaroslavsky stations. Kazanskiy station is a typical representative of Russian Revival architecture. It is a complicated composition with disordered symmetry and intertwined architectural patterns. Colorful rooms of different heights, widths, peaked roofs, and a clock tower stand in contrast with the outlandish exterior. But this exact contrast makes it a unique masterpiece. Most of southeastern Russia, Central Asian states and also Kazakhstan are the station's operation area. It serves the two major railway lines from Moscow: one of the routes of the Trans-Siberian Railway, the eastern direction to Kazan, Yekaterinburg, and further on; and the southeastern direction to Ryazan.

F.A.Q.

 

Getting Around Moscow's Kazansky Railway Station

 

What services does Kazanskiy Station have?

After reconstructions in 1987-1997, the station provides all the necessary technical equipment: a luggage room, a waiting hall and waiting lounge, a help desk, several restrooms, ATMs, and, of course, numerous shops and cafes.

How many railway stations are there in Moscow?

Nine active railway stations in Moscow serve more than 28 million people monthly! Kazanskiy, Yaroslavskiy, and Leningradskiy stations are located nearby on the Komsomolskaya Square, also known as Three Station’s Square.

How to reach Kazanskiy Station?

Metro is your easiest way to reach the station. The closest metro station, Komsomolskaya (red line), is located right next to the Kazanskiy station.

How are boarding procedures performed at Kazanskiy Station?

It is important that traveler gets to the stations at least 30-40 minutes before departure to successfully pass all the necessary security checks.

 

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