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Moscow is the largest city in Europe. The city has big spaces between houses and long avenues, making it impossible to only rely on walking to get around. Luckily the city has a robust public transport system that will get you to your final destination.
The best time to visit Moscow is during spring. From April to May the weather starts getting warmer, days are longer, and hotel rates have yet to skyrocket. Just remember to pack a coat for the evenings when temperatures start to drop.
June to August is Moscow's golden period of summer. The city is warm and bustling, and the cultural attractions are all ready to be explored. But it's so the city's high season where rates are at their highest, and even the most frugal bargain hunters will have a hard time finding a good deal.
While summer fades quickly into winter, between September and October, there is a short autumn season. Visit Moscow during this time to beat the winter chill and score on excellent deals as the summer crowds start to thin out.
Winter in Russia is not for the faint at heart. From November to March you'll be able to catch a glimpse of the Moscow experience as you shuffle along in your many layers through Red Square. If you can handle the freezing temperatures, snowfall and one hour of sunlight you'll score on the lowest hotel rates.
There are three major airports in Moscow. If you fly in from another country, you'll arrive at either Sheremetyevo International Airport or Domodedovo International Airport. Moscow's third airport, Vnukovo serves mainly domestic routes with limited international flights.
Sheremetyevo is located in the Molzhaninovsky District 29 km from central Moscow. It's the busiest airport in Russia serving 31 million passengers in 2015. The airport is a hub for Aeroflot, Nordwind Airlines and RoyalFlight.
Domodedovo is the second busiest airport in Russia. It's located 42 km from Moscow and is one of the largest airports in the country. It serves as a hub for many airlines including Globus Airlines, Red Wings Airlines, RusLine and more.
Vnukovo is a domestic airport with a few flights to and from Germany. It's Moscow's oldest operating airport and is located 28 km from the city centre. The airport is a hub for I-Fly, Pobeda and Rossiya.
From all three airports, the fastest and easiest way to get into the city centre is with the Aeroexpress train. A single journey takes 35-40 minutes and costs about RUB 400. Trains run from 6 am, and the last one leaves the airport around midnight.
Cabs from the airports can be ordered from the taxi desk. Fares start at RUB 1500 to RUB 2200, and it's advised to have your destination written in Russian as few drivers understand English.
There are also many buses, shuttles and metro lines available at each airport. It's one of the cheapest ways to get into the city with fares starting as low as RUB 100 one way.