A city known for its textile industry - Pavlovsky Posad, is located about sixty kilometers from Moscow. It is famous not only for its scarves, but also for the beautiful landscape that opens from the banks of the Klyazma River.
Instructions
Step 1
If you want to get to Pavlovsky Posad by train, go to Kurskiy railway station. Buy a train ticket for the Vladimir direction - to Petushki, Elektrogorsk or Vladimir. The stop in Pavlovsky Posad is a transit stop, but these trains always stop there. Travel time will be approximately one and a half hours. Just check the train schedule in advance - there is a big break in the morning.
Step 2
If you do get into a break, go to the bus station (m. Partizanskaya). Find bus number 386, following the route Moscow-Pavlovsky Posad. The only disadvantage of such public transport is traffic jams. After all, the bus route runs along the Entuziastov highway and Balashikha. And these are places of traditional roadside difficulties. So keep in mind that the bus ride can take you at least three hours.
Step 3
If you are late for bus # 386, use the alternative option. Take a regular bus to the city of Noginsk. And upon arriving at the city's bus station, take bus # 27, which follows just to Pavlovsky Posad.
Step 4
When getting to the city by car, be sure to leave in advance and plan the route correctly. If you need to get to the city center, take the Nizhegorodskoe highway. Approximately at the fiftieth kilometer near the village of Kuznetsy there will be a traffic light with a sign to turn right.
Step 5
If you are interested in the southern part of the city, choose Nosovikhinskoe highway. The fact is that the city is divided by a railway, and you can waste a lot of time standing at the crossing. Along the Nosovikhinskoe highway, you need to move towards Elektrostal, there, at the junction, go to the right towards the Yegoryevskoe highway. Literally after a kilometer, you will need to turn left to the sign. After 3 kilometers, turn right at the Likino-Dulyovo sign. Then after another 10 kilometers turn left to Pavlovsky Posad.
