Arriving in Moscow Moscow has eight major train stations. All are served by the Moscow Metro and located near the center of the city. Most stations are connected by the metro's circle line.
Taxis are readily available outside most stations.
If you're on an international train, you'll go through customs when you cross the border, not at the station. For more information on trains in Russia see Buying Train Tickets and Getting Around Russia . Belorussky Station Serves Kalliningrad, Lithuania, Belarus, Poland, Germany, the Czech Republic and some trains to Latvia. Belorusskaya Kazansky Station Serves Central Asia, Ryzan, Ufa, Samara and Novorossiisk. Komsomolskaya Kievsky Station Serves Western Ukraine and Southeastern Europe.