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The chain of railroads is well developed also, but the service is far not perfect. If you prefer traveling by car, you would probably have some problems with endless waiting at the border-crossing points, bad conditions of roads (except one Brest-Minsk-Moscow), and absence of services along the road. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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I would only take a plane, if you have to take a car, you might be sitting in line at the border for a few hours.
Take the subway when ever you can. It's wonderful. If you can't hail a cab, they are reasonable, don't be afraid if a car just pulls over and wants to pick you up. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Taxi are quite frequent though agree a price before you start your journey. Use registered taxis 'only' or you may find that you are in very real danger.
Walking, my advice is to walk and if possible higher a local guide. This will prove invaluable. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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The buses are a bit old soviet style , and it is "self service" = means no body pays for it
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The metro in Minsk its really nice ,clean , and extremely cheap ..... Theme: Train
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The air connections to Belarus are not very good nor very cheap at all.
For your information I have linked the page of the Belarussian air company.
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Eurolines offers connections from all European countries.
In Moscow busses to Belerus can be found at the station Belaruskaja.
The drivers search for passengers in the waiting area and shout Smolensk - Minsk Autobus.
But the train is more convenient than the bus.
For longer distances the bus might be cheaper.
More information can be found in the Minsk chapter soon.
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The cheapest way is just hitch-hiking to Terespol and then to Brest.
You can also go to Brest directly from Warsaw by a train, but there is more cheap way of going there.
Go to Terespol (a border town) from e.g. Warsaw by a train. It costs 22 PLN (7 USD) for a second class and 33 PLN (11 USD) for a first class. Travel time app. 3,5h - 5h.
In Terespol buy a ticket to Brest. It costs app. 4 PLN (1 Euro).
The price from Brest to Terespol is app. 4800 BYR (2,5 USD). Leave a Comment
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