The fastest and most predictable option is the Aeroexpress high-speed train, which connects the airport with Paveletsky Station in 45 minutes. Trains operate every 30 minutes from 6:00 am until midnight.
Yes, the airport offers free Wi-Fi access throughout all terminal areas. To connect, select the network "DME_Free". Please note that, due to local regulations, verification via a code sent by SMS to your mobile phone number may be required.
You can purchase SIM cards from the main Russian operators (such as MTC, Megafon or Beeline) at the mobile phone kiosks located on the first level in the public area of international and domestic arrivals.
Yes, there are currency exchange offices and ATMs from banks such as Sberbank operating 24 hours a day. They are mainly located on levels 1 and 2 of the single terminal.
The left-luggage service is available 24 hours a day on level 1 in the international arrivals sector. Rates vary depending on the size of the suitcase and the storage time.
If you lost an item in the public areas of the terminal, you should go to the Lost and Found office located in the baggage claim area. If you forgot something on board the aircraft, you must contact your airline directly.
The airport operates under an integrated single-terminal concept. You can move between the different boarding sectors (including the new international T2 segment) by walking inside the building. Distances are clearly signposted.
Yes, a large number of cafés, fast-food outlets and restaurants on the second level remain open 24 hours to serve passengers on overnight and connecting flights.