There are many small towns near Moscow. Among them Mytishchi also got lost. The population of this town is about 222 thousand people. The usual, unremarkable town.
Or noteworthy? A water supply monument was built here, the first ice palace in the Moscow Region, many beautiful monuments belonging to cultural heritage sites. And Mytishchi is a green city. There is where to go and where to walk.
Want to go on an excursion? But do not know how to get to Mytishchi? We will tell you.
No one canceled trains
If you are traveling from far away and arriving at the Yaroslavsky station, then we can assume that you are lucky. It remains only to buy a train ticket to Mytishchi, take a seat by the window and enjoy the flickering scenery.
You won’t have to wait for the train for a long time. All departing from the Yaroslavl electric train station stop at Mytishchi station.
Travel time is 35 minutes. For those who do not want to go so much, you can offer the option of a satellite train. It costs twice as much as usual. If for a downtime you buy a ticket for 65 rubles, then for a satellite - for 140 rubles. But save almost 20 minutes. In 15 minutes you will already be on the platform in Mytishchi.
How to get to Mytishchi by train? Take any of the following and go:
"Monino".
Fryazino.
Fryazevo.
"Bolshevo".
"Schelkovo."
"Pushkino."
Sofrino
- "Krasnoarmeysk".
"Sergiev Posad".
"Alexandrov".
"Balakirevo".
Or to one of the following satellites:
"Bolshevo".
"Pushkino."
"Monino".
Get from the subway
In case you have to use the Moscow metro, get a metro card. It is huge, easy to get confused.
How to get to Mytishchi from the metro? There are two options. Get to the Komsomolskaya metro station, get to the Yaroslavsky station on it, and from there take the train.
Or get to Medvedkovo. This is the top of the orange branch. And from there to the Mytishchi station there is a 314 bus or 177 minibus.
If you don’t need to go to the station, then choose where you need to:
- 169 minibus follows to the sixth microdistrict.
- 197 goes to the street Sukromka.
- 419 - before NIOH (former "Rooks").
- 170 minibus taxi will take its passengers to the seventh district.
By the way, you can get to the city from the VDNH metro station. Take the 578 bus. But he comes to the east side of Mytishchi, on Kolontsova street.
From other cities
How to get to Mytishchi (city) by public transport? For example, from Podlipok or from Bolshev?
Everything is simple here. Take the 28 bus or the 28 minibus. They go to Mytishchi station, the final stop is near the train station.
From Pushkino you can get on the 451 bus. He goes to Moscow, but stops at a bend at the entrance to the city of Korolev. And from there you will have to transfer to any minibus that goes to Mytishchi station.
By taxi
No desire to travel by public transport? How to get to Mytishchi station without touching it?
Call a taxi - and go. It will cost a large amount. Thousands of 5-6 will have to be given, depending on where you are coming from. This is if from Moscow. From nearby cities such as Pushkino or Korolev, you can come for 500-1000 rubles.
By car
How to get to Mytishchi? By own car, if any. Convenient for those who are quite far from the city. The Yaroslavl route is direct, it is difficult to get confused on it. The road is flat, roll yourself and roll.
Those who decided to go from Moscow will not be envied. First of all, crazy traffic jams. Especially in the evenings. Residents of the city joke that while in the evening from work, sometimes you get to Mytishchi, you can turn around and go back to work. Therefore, many residents get to a certain place by car and change trains. So much faster.
What is the fare?
How to get to Mytishchi, we found out. Now let's talk about how much it costs.
The train is about 65 rubles. The satellite is 2 times more expensive.
Minibus about 60 rubles.
Bus 50-55 rubles.
Taxi from 5000 thousand, if you go from Moscow.
How faster?
On the train, definitely. In a minibus, bus or car, you can lose so much time in traffic that you will not be happy to travel. Especially on weekdays in the mornings and evenings.
Summarize
We talked about how to get to Mytishchi. We highlight the main aspects:
The bus trip is the cheapest.
The most expensive and troublesome one is by taxi.
Traffic jams can occur when traveling by minibus, bus, taxi or your own car.
Conclusion
Now the reader knows how to get to Mytishchi. What is the fare and how much time will it take to get to the city.