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How to Get to Yekaterinburg Airport
May 7, 2016 14:50


(Source: http://polit.ru/news/2014/08/28/fog)

Yekaterinburg can undoubtedly be labeled as the capital of the Urals, a place where Europe meets Asia and the third largest Russian tourist centre. Reputation of a scientific – industrial city and the high trade turnover make Yekaterinburg a hospitable place for business and financial affairs. Although the population of the Urals` capital doesn’t exceed 1.5 million people, the locals proudly call their native city the third capital of Russia.

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that Yekaterinburg is a very comfortable and perspective city to live in: here there are all opportunities to get a higher education, find an appropriate job and choose where to spend leisure time. A great number of educational institutions and organizations and one of the lowest unemployment rates in Russia are amongst the positive characteristics of the city. There are 45 functioning scientific – research institutes, 30 higher education establishments, 40 centres of professional education and 150 municipal educational establishments. No wonder that the city attracts young people chasing for education, including foreign guests from Australia, the USA and some European and Asian countries: foreign students and learners from other Russian cities form one third of all students studying in Yekaterinburg. The most famous alumnus of one of Yekaterinburg`s institutes is Boris Yeltsin, former president of Russia.

How To get To Yekaterinburg

By train: from Moscow Kazansky Railway Station direct trains run to Yekaterinburg via Kazan. The journey takes 25 hours.

By air: there are many direct flights from Moscow airports to Yekaterinburg. The flight takes around 2.5 hours.

How to get to Yekaterinburg Airport - Book Transfer Online

 
One of the best ways is to book a transfer to Yekaterinburg Airport online in advance, when you have time to choose the right taxi-company providing English-speaking drivers.

You can catch a taxi upon your arrival right at the airport, but you should always beware of riding an unlicensed taxi. Remember, that riding an unlicensed taxi may be dangerous, besides, the prices asked before and after the ride may vary greatly.

Booking a transfer to Yekaterinburg Airport  online is especially convenient if you have a late flight, as you may feel sure you'll not get stuck in a traffic jam at night.

Russia-IC recommends Kiwi transfer service and transfers from/to the airport. Here you can make a booking to Yekaterinburg Airport and choose the car you like including the class of the car, standard or business.

All cars are equipped with GPS, and are constantly checked, all drivers are licensed. Most cars are equipped with terminals, so you can pay taxi with credit card (American Express, Visa, Master Card etc.).

How to book transfer to Yekaterinburg Airport online:
 
1. Find the route you want
Choose Yekaterinburg Airport, city or train station in the search box.
 
2. Book transfer online
Specify the date and time of the transfer, the flight number, the hotel address or name and other details of the trip. Leave your contact details and make a prepayment. As soon as you do it, the car is booked.
 
3. Driver will meet you
At the appointed time and place, our driver will pick you up. He will be with your nameplate and all necessary information about the trip. He will help you with the luggage and comfortably take you to your destination.

This is the easiest way to get to Yekaterinburg Airport.

 

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Author: Anna Dorozhkina

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