Chekhov, known in the 14th century as the city of Lopasnya, is located 74 km from Moscow or 55 km from the Moscow Ring Road. The city received its modern name in honor of the Russian writer, whose estate was located in this place.
Instructions
Step 1
Train
Every day, trains leave from the platforms of the Kursk railway station to Chekhov, and from the Moscow-Kalanchevskaya station on the Square of three stations there are electric trains to Serpukhov, making a stop in the city. This route option is convenient because the journey can be started from the center of Moscow and the travel time is about an hour and a half, and delays are unlikely. Another plus is the low cost of travel in comparison with the bus or express. The disadvantages are low comfort and the fact that in the afternoon there is a long break from 11 to 14 hours in the schedule. You can clarify the departure time of electric trains on the official website of Russian Railways or using search engines.
Step 2
Express
If you want to use the railway, but save time, you can go to Chekhov on the Serpukhov Express - a high-speed electric train. It departs twice a day from the Moscow-Kalanchevskaya station. The fare is one and a half times higher in comparison with a regular train, but the express train is 20 minutes less.
Step 3
Bus
To get to Chekhov by bus, you need to get to the Yuzhnaya metro station. There is a bus stop not far from the shopping center. Bus 365 runs to Chekhov and makes several stops in the city, the travel time is about an hour and a half, but delays may occur during peak hours. Also from the Yuzhnaya metro station buses No. 458 go to Serpukhov, No. 913 to the city of Kremenka, No. 363 to Protvino. In the city, they disembark passengers in the park to them. Chekhov. Buses run regularly from 7 am to 11 pm, the intervals between flights are small.
Step 4
Car
You can leave Moscow for Chekhov along the Warsaw or Simferopol highway. The first passes through Shcherbinka, Podolsk, Klimovsk, and within the Chekhov line it becomes the Staro-Simferopol highway. On this route, you will have to stand at traffic lights, traffic jams are possible. Along the Simferopol highway, you need to move about 45 km from the Moscow Ring Road, and then go to the right. This road is quieter. After 2 km, it will merge with the Staro-Simferopol highway and lead to the city of Chekhov.
