From the capital can you go to different cities, including Oryol? How many kilometers from Moscow to go to it and in what ways - this will be discussed below. The trip will be simple and interesting!
A trip from Moscow to Orel in different ways
If you plan to drive the route by road, then how many kilometers by car from Moscow to Oryol need to be overcome and how much fuel is there in the tank? The distance between the cities is about 365 km, it is best to move along the M-2 highway through Tula, Plavsk and Chern.
Before the trip, it is useful to find out how many kilometers are from Moscow and Orel to Tula: it is worth dropping into the hero city to see the Kremlin and the Museum of weapons. Tula is located in the middle of the Moscow-Orel route, 180 kilometers from both cities.
You can go back by another route, for example, on a secondary highway through Kozelsk. How many kilometers do you have to travel from Orel to Moscow? 230 kilometers to Kaluga via Kozelsk and another 170 kilometers to the capital - it all depends on which region to get to.
As for regular transport, the choice is large. There are many trains from the Kursk station of Moscow to Orel, the trip will take from 4 to 6 hours. It is best to go by train number 700, a ticket to a seated wagon will cost 500 rubles. In a regular train, a sit-down car costs 50% more, and a reserved seat - 2 times.
Buses from Moscow-Oryol leave from the Krasnogvardeiskaya metro station. It takes 7 hours to go, a ticket costs 900 rubles - almost like a reserved seat car.
What to see in Orel?
So, having overcome 365 kilometers from Moscow to Orel, how many attractions can you see in this small-looking city?
It should be expected that in the regional center there are local history, art museums, military and a large number of literary museums:
- The house of N. Leskov and an interesting monument to him and the heroes of his works.
- Orlovites writers.
- I.S. Turgenev.
- M.M. Bakhtin.
- I.A. Bunina.
- T.N. Granovsky.
If this is not enough, then it is worth dropping from Orel to the Spasskoye-Lutovinovo estate, where the writer Turgenev spent part of his life.