Saint Petersburg Airport Russia: Getting To Pulkovo Airport From Nevsky Prospect
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Saint Petersburg Airport Russia: See how to get to Pulkovo Airport from the Saint Petersburg city center at the Nevsky Prospect Metro Station. I show how to take the metro in Saint Petersburg to the number 39 bus and where to catch the bus. After that I take a look at the outside and inside of Pulkovo Airport and talk about the history of it.
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Thanks, I hope this info can be useful on your trip.
@@ToGoIsToKnow Absolutely...it sure helps..thx brother..🙂✌
Я только что позвонил в крупный аэропорт и поговорил с оператором коммутатора.
You need a gimbal to stabilize your camera. Love the way RT trolls the New World Order. The ceiling looks like sails or tarps to me.
Yeah, I thought the RT thing was great. I got the camera issue fixed. I got a Sony with optical stabilization.
I was leaved there 2 years ago
RT had me dying 😂😂
Yeah, I was cracking up when I saw that. 😂
How come They don't have a Line that goes all the way to Pulkovo Airport ? Are they planning on extending the line in the Future ??
Dang I thought you were going to walk from Nevsky all the way to LED
Thank you. Can you fly from St. Petersburg to Grozny, Chechnya?
I don't know.
@@ToGoIsToKnow So you don't know, no problem, thank you
These directions to the airport are a little bit misleading.
The better way is to take the first train car and get out to the exit at the head of the train then always turn right. You’d emerge ten meters from the bus stop and the stop of the minibus that is also bound to Pulkovo practically for the same price. Usually it’s already waiting for you.
In the regular bus you can pay with credit card or use paypass card of phone. Minibus is cash only.
Only Yandex Drive and Deli carsharings can be dropped next to the airport at P3 parking lot. Unfortunately Yandex Drive is for locals only.
Bus stop:
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Thank you. I only made the trip once, so I probably did not find the optimal place to exit the metro. The carsharing is only for locals? I saw Sergey from Real Russia do a video on the carsharing. It looked very good. How much do you think it would costs to get a carsharing car from Nevsky to the airport?
@@ToGoIsToKnow It's about 7 rubles per minute for Deli and 9 rubles per minute for ordinary Yandex Drive and 15 rubles per minute for Volvo XC60 or Mercedes E200. Probably CarSmile also can be dropped in the airport.
Yandex Drive is a little bit more expensive but it has better cars, navigation and toll road is included. It's my choise. In Moscow there are even some Bentleys.
From Nevsky it would strongly depend on traffic right now it would be 250 rubles for the ordinary car.
Foreigners can use some of these services but not all.
It’s my recent check for Volvo XC60 from the airport to the other side of the city via the toll freeway. For the ordinary car it would be about 300 rubles.
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Wow, that is really cheap like $4 to $5. If you have more than one person with you or a lot of luggage it seems like the more sensible thing to do. I don't know how they make money renting out a Volvo XC60 for 526 Rubles ($8) including gas, tolls, parking at the airport and wear and tear on the car.
@@ToGoIsToKnow I also do not know probably for promotion to bolster the sales.
But it’s reality. I personally took it dozen of times from the airport for that price and once even for 11 rubles per minute. But probably it was a bug in the system.
That is great. I would like to try that next time I am in Russia and see if it will allow me to sign up.
Is there a vat refund counter in the st Petersburg pulkovo airport ?
I would think there is since it is an International Airport, but I did not see any.
Noticed how long the escalator go down apparently it doubles up as a fall out shelter in case of war
Yes I think that is why they are so far underground. I believe during WW2, some of the stations were taken over my the military as a command center.
@@ToGoIsToKnow In real life it was used as a bomb shelter only in Moscow. Subway in Saint Petersburg started in 1955 long after WWII.
But yes. It has shelter equipment with special doors to seal people inside designed in the prime of the Cold war.
Bunkers for military it's another thing separate from the subway.
Ha! I love RT's propaganda kiosk...brilliant!