Pereslavl-Zalessky is one of the cities of the Golden Ring of Russia. It has a rich history and a number of unusual attractions, but to this day it is quite problematic to get to it.
Instructions
Step 1
There is no railway in Pereslavl-Zalessky, but you can take an electric train to the nearest station (for example, to Ryazantsevo, which is 21 kilometers from the city, or to Berendeevo, which is 18 kilometers). You can also take a train to Aleksandrov or Sergiev Posad and change to a regular bus there, but this method can hardly be recommended to anyone, since buses often have no empty seats, and they run quite rarely. In addition, the fare will cost 800 rubles.
Step 2
Better to go directly from Moscow. Regular buses Moscow-Pereslavl, Moscow-Yaroslavl and Moscow-Kostroma depart from the Shchelkovo central bus station with enviable regularity (almost every hour). They leave from the second platform, tickets will cost you 260 rubles per person. It is advisable to order them in advance, especially if you are traveling on pre-holiday days, but if you are already in an awkward situation - you arrived at the bus station, and there were no tickets - you can negotiate with the driver. Travel time will take from two and a half to three hours, depending on the route (some buses call in Sergiev Posad).
Step 3
Minibuses also leave the bus station, they try to leave before buses, but they take much more. The cost of the trip will be approximately 300-350 rubles.
Step 4
The most convenient way to get to the city is by your own car. You will need to drive along the M8 highway towards Yaroslavl. After driving 110 kilometers along the Yaroslavl highway from the Moscow Ring Road, turn right from the traffic police post. You will find yourself on the Pereslavl-Zalessky bypass road. Here you will need to drive 13 kilometers until you get into a roundabout. After four kilometers, turn right to Yuryev-Polsky. After reaching the T-junction, turn left (you will see the sign "Filimonovo"). A couple of minutes - and you are in the city. The total travel time is approximately one and a half to two hours, depending on your speed.
