In order to get to Tula not by car, you can choose one of the most convenient options - electric train, high-speed "Express", long-distance train or regular bus.
Instructions
Step 1
Travel to Tula from Moscow on a regular train. Electric trains run four times a day from the Moscow-Kalanchevskaya station, it is located near the intersection of Kalanchevskaya Street and Akademika Sakharov Avenue, the nearest metro station is Komsomolskaya-radial. The travel time will be approximately 3 and a half hours. The first train leaves at 6.57, and the last one at 20.34. The price of a ticket without benefits is 310 rubles.
Step 2
Buy a ticket for the Express train. It departs daily from the Kursk railway station at 18.00, the travel time when choosing this type of transport is 2 hours 25 minutes, there is only one stop - Taruskaya station. As part of the high-speed electric train, there are carriages of three classes - ordinary and superior, with a TV set. The cost of tickets, depending on the type of carriage, ranges from 317 to 510 rubles. Both ordinary electric trains and "Express" arrive at the Moscow railway station in the city of Tula.
Step 3
Take a long distance train. 18 trains a day pass through Tula, these are trains to Kursk, Kharkov, Adler, Makhachkala, Sevastopol, Donetsk, Simferopol, Mariupol, Anapa and Belgorod. Travel time is from 2 hours 30 minutes. Some trains pass through Moscow in transit from St. Petersburg, the departure of the first - from the Kursk railway station at 00.21, the last - at 23.33. The cost of a reserved seat is from 650 rubles.
Step 4
Travel to Tula by regular bus. You can go there from the bus stations at the Shchelkovskaya or Teply Stan metro stations, transport will bring you to the bus station. Estimated travel time is approximately 3 hours, the interval between flights is from 40 minutes. In addition, there are buses of some carriers departing from the metro stations Prazhskaya, Tsaritsyno, Domodedovskaya, Academician Yangel. Ticket price from 250 rubles. Prices are valid as of November 2011.
