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International airport Vnukovo – Hotel «Cosmos» From Vnukovo International airport (VKO) there are 2 ways to get to the hotel: 1) By taxi: 1 hour – 90 minutes, DepenDing on a traffic 2) By aero express train (40 minutes) + metro (30 minutes) + walking (2 minutes) Taxi: This is the easiest way but it’s more expensive than the train + metro if you’re travelling alone (if there are 2 or 3 of you the Difference won’t be that much). The cost of the trip shoulDn’t be more than 1700 Russian Rubles (≈ 25 €). Just say or show the driver the address of the hotel – “prospect Mira, 150” (you may want to print it out in Russian in aDvance): Проспект Мира, 150, гостиница «Космос» Aero express train to the city center. The Aero express train platform is easily accessible from any Terminal in the airport. The sign for the aero express train in the airport is - You can also buy an aero express train ticket in advance for the Date of your arrival, anD it Doesn’t have to be for a specific time. This is available from the website https://aeroexpress.ru/en - in this case you can print out the ticket or simply scan the bar coDe from the screen of your phone to get to the Departure platform. Otherwise you can buy a ticket from the machine for 420 Russian Rubles (≈ 6 €). The trains Depart every 30 minutes: from 05:00 a.m. till 00:30 a.m. There’s only one route available: Vnukovo airport – Kievskiy railway station. Time of the journey – 35 minutes. Note: if your flight arrives to Moscow at night, between miDnight anD 4 a.m., the taxi is the only way for you to reach the city center. Once you’re at Kievskiy railway station, you need to get on the metro. There’s only one route available: «Kievskaya» - «VDNKh». You need to take dark brown line and to go by metro from the station «Kievskaya» to the station «Prospekt Mira» (4th stop) and make a change to the orange line, station «Prospekt Mira» to go to your final destination «VDNKh» (3rd stop). For easier metro navigation in Moscow you can download a free application for the smartphone https://mobile.yanDex.ru/apps/winphone/metro/#main The final destination of your metro trip is the station «VDNKh» Hotel«Cosmos» is a 2 minute walk from the metro station «VDNKh». You won’t miss this huge hemispheric builDing – this is one of the biggest hotels in Moscow! GPS coordinates of the hotel: Latitude: 55* 49' 20,68" N Longitude: 37* 38' 48,48" e .

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