Tyumen is the oldest city in Siberia. The settlement was founded in 1586. The city has excellent architecture, it is interesting to visit at any time of the year. You can get to Tyumen in a variety of ways.
Instructions
Step 1
By car to Tyumen
The city is an important transport hub, so you can come here from various directions along the highway. The Moscow tract P351 connects Tyumen with Yekaterinburg and other settlements located in the trap. The Yalutorovsky tract P402 allows you to get to Tyumen from the southeast, for example, from Omsk and other cities of Siberia. Р404 - Tobolsk tract. Adjacent to the city on the east side. It connects Tyumen with Khanty-Mansiysk, Surgut and other cities in the north of the region. M51 - the Baikal highway allows you to get to the capital of the Tyumen region from Kurgan. The P401 highway connects the city with the nearby Roshchino airport.
Step 2
To Tyumen by plane
The city has an international airport, so you can get here quickly enough from the farthest corners of the mainland. The passenger turnover of the Roshchino airport is 1.23 million people a year. Air traffic connects Tyumen with cities such as Moscow, Barcelona, Tashkent, Bangkok, Dubai and many other corners of Eurasia.
Step 3
Railway connection to the city
Tyumen is also a railway junction. Many commuter and intercity trains arrive in the city every day. Tyumen can be reached by rail from such remote settlements as Vladivostok, Brest, Novy Urengoy and Beijing. Suburban trains arrive in Tyumen from Tobolsk, Yekaterinburg, Ishim and other nearby cities.
Step 4
Bus routes to Tyumen
A lot of buses and minibuses arrive at the city bus station every day from all over the region, as well as from the territory of nearby regions. Intercity communication connects the center of the Tyumen region with Kurgan, Tobolsk, Surgut, Khanty-Mansiysk, Ufa, Chelyabinsk, Yekaterinburg and other settlements.
