
District of Minsk, Belarus
Maskowski District
Maskowski District or Maskoŭski District is an administrative division of the city of Minsk, the capital of Belarus.
It was named after the city of Moscow. As of 2023, it has a population of 308,754.
How locals move
Getting around Maskowski District the local way
- Get inThe airport is served by buses №300Э and private minivans №1400-ТК and №1430-ТК running 24/7 every 15 to 45 min (see timetable ) from the central coach terminals (Aŭtavakzal Centraĺny, Аўтавакзал Цэнтральны; also may be spelt Avtovokzal Tsentralnyi, from its Russian name).
- Get inFree wifi is available on all buses and minivans, however, you will have to be able to receive an SMS with the password.
- Get inFor minivans №1400-ТК and №1430-ТК, take any available seat and wait for the driver to collect cash payments just before departure.
- Get inStowing luggage is free on minivans (limited space is available) and 0.40 rubles - on bus №300Э.
- Get inOn the bus №300Э or minivan №1400-ТК routes, the first stop is in about 30 minutes at the Uručča, Уручча metro station.
- Get inThe minibus №1430-ТК runs less frequently (see schedule ) and takes a different route.
- Get inFrom the Aŭtavakzal Centraĺny, all buses and minivans for the airport depart every 15 minutes (less frequently during off-peak hours) from the platform 2 (August 2019).
- Get inFor minivans №1400-ТК, tickets can be purchased from the driver.
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