The most common option is to take bus 39 or the 39E (Express) to the Moskovskaya metro station (Line 2 – blue). From there, you can reach the historic city centre (Nevsky Prospekt station) in about 20 minutes. Buses depart from the first level of the terminal.
The leading and officially recommended application is Yandex Go. It allows you to request vehicles with transparent and fixed fares. You can also hire the official service at the counters located in the arrivals hall.
Yes, the airport offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi. To connect, you must select the official network and complete an authentication process that usually requires receiving a verification code via SMS on your mobile phone.
On the first level (arrivals area), you will find kiosks from the main Russian mobile operators such as MTS, Megafon and Beeline. You must present your passport to register and activate the SIM card.
Yes, the luggage storage service is available 24 hours a day and is located on the first floor of the terminal. It is ideal if you want to visit the city during a long layover without carrying your bags.
You should go to the Lost and Found office on the first floor or send an email to [email protected]. If the item was forgotten on board the aircraft, you must contact the airline you travelled with directly.
Yes, there are ATMs from banks such as Sberbank and VTB throughout the terminal. Currency exchange offices operate 24/7 and are located both in the arrivals area and in the departures area.
The airport has a First Aid Station available 24 hours a day on the first floor. You will also find pharmacies located on the second level of the terminal where you can buy basic medicines.