Suburban trains
Ten suburban directions from Moscow’s railway terminals, their stops and links with the MCD.
- 10 lines
- 384 stations
Map data
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The map is built from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), with line status checked on 6 November 2026: the monorail closed in 2025, the Troitskaya line runs from ZIL to Novomoskovskaya, and the first section of the Rublyovo-Arkhangelskaya line opened on 5 September 2026. Station positions are schematic: the centre is stretched and the outskirts compressed. This is not a journey planner or a timetable.
Suburban railway infrastructure belongs to Russian Railways, while the carrier may differ: on most directions trains are run by TsPPK, and on the Leningradsky direction by MTPPK.
Directions
Leningradsky direction
Moskva-Oktyabrskaya — Tver
The oldest direction — the former Nikolayevskaya railway to St Petersburg. Suburban trains are run by MTPPK.
The section to Zelenograd-Kryukovo is used by MCD-3.
35 stationsYaroslavsky direction
Moskva-Yaroslavskaya — Aleksandrov-1
One of the busiest directions, with branches to Fryazino, Shchyolkovo, Monino and Bolshevo.
36 stationsKazansky direction
Kazan Passenger Moscow — Golutvin
The south-eastern direction from Kazansky station, via Lyubertsy and Ramenskoye to Golutvin and Ryazan.
The section to Ramenskoye (Ippodrom) is used by MCD-3.
47 stationsGorkovsky direction
Kurskaya — Petushki
The eastern direction from Kursky station: Reutov, Zheleznodorozhnaya, Elektrostal, Petushki and Vladimir. Many trains run through from the Kiev direction.
The section to Zheleznodorozhnaya is used by MCD-4.
37 stationsKursky direction
Kurskaya — Tula 1 Kurskaya
The southern direction from Kursky station via Tsaritsyno and Podolsk to Serpukhov and Tula.
The section to Podolsk is used by MCD-2.
47 stationsPaveletsky direction
Moscow Paveletsky railway — Uzunovo
The south-eastern direction from Paveletsky station, also used by the express to Domodedovo airport.
43 stationsKievsky direction
Moscow-Passanger-Kiyevskya — Kaluga-1
The south-western direction from Kievsky station through New Moscow to Naro-Fominsk and Kaluga; the Vnukovo airport express also starts here.
The section to Aprelevka is used by MCD-4.
32 stationsBelorussky direction
Belorussky vokzal — Mozhaysk
The western direction from Belorussky station: Odintsovo, Golitsyno, Kubinka, Mozhaysk.
The section to Odintsovo is used by MCD-1.
32 stationsRizhsky direction
Moscow Rizhsky railway — Shakhovskaya
The north-western direction from Rizhsky station via Tushino and Krasnogorsk to New Jerusalem and Volokolamsk.
The section to Nakhabino is used by MCD-2.
39 stationsSavyolovsky direction
Savyolovsky vokzal — Dubna
The northern direction from Savyolovsky station via Dolgoprudny and Lobnya to Dmitrov and Dubna.
The section to Lobnya is used by MCD-1.
36 stations
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