Kupchino is a fairly large district of St. Petersburg. Once it was divided into North and South, New and Old, but recently the division has become purely conditional. There are several interesting monuments, shopping centers and a major transport hub. From the Kupchino railway platform, you can quickly get to Pavlovsk or Detskoye Selo.
Necessary
- - scheme of the St. Petersburg metro;
- - the schedule of electric trains from Moskovsky and Vitebsky railway stations in St. Petersburg.
Instructions
Step 1
Kupchino occupies a fairly large area. There are several metro stations - Bukharestskaya, Mezhdunarodnaya and Kupchino itself. The latter can be reached without a change from Pulkovo-2. To do this, it is enough to sit in a minibus taxi №113.
Step 2
If you arrived at Pulkovo-1, you will have to get to the Moskovskaya metro station. This is the station closest to the airport; almost all buses and minibuses go there - 13, 39, 800, 900 and others. Get off at Moskovskaya, go down to the metro and pass 2 stops. Kupchino is the last station on the blue line.
Step 3
Arriving in St. Petersburg by train, think about which part of this area you need. Maybe you don't need to take the subway at all. Two railway lines pass through the territory of the district, so it will be enough for you to drive a couple of stops by train. If you arrive at Moskovsky railway station, take the nearest train, wherever it goes. All electric trains go through Farforovskaya or Sortirovochnaya, and this is Kupchino. Just be sure to see if the train stops at these stations.
Step 4
You can also go to Kupchino by train from the Vitebsk railway station. You need to go to the platform "Kupchino" or "Prospect of Glory". Trains go through these stations to Pavlovsk, Novolisino, Oredezh, Poselok. They go often. Since the Kupchino station is a large transport hub, all electric trains stop at it.
Step 5
To get to Kupchino from Finlyandsky railway station, the best thing for you is to take the metro. The Lenin Square station is on the red line, but you need to change to the blue one. A change can be made at the Technological Institute station. There is no need to wander through the underground passages, it is enough to go to the opposite side on the same platform. You need to get to Tekhnolozhka even if your train arrives at the Baltic station.
Step 6
Unlike other St. Petersburg stations, Ladozhsky is not on the red line, but on the orange one. As in the previous case, you will have to transplant. This time it is tedious to get to the Spasskaya metro station and go to the Sennaya Ploshchad station. It is located just on the blue line, so all you have to do is get on the train and get to the terminal station. Another option is also possible - on the same Spasskaya go to the Sadovaya station and take the lilac line to Bukharestskaya or Mezhdunarodnaya.
Step 7
As for land transport, there is a lot of it in this area. Ground transportation can be reached from almost any part of the city, but this is not very convenient, since traffic jams in St. Petersburg are not such a rare occurrence.
