Belorusskiy Rail Terminal
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Belorusskiy Rail Terminal is one of nine rail terminals in Moscow. It was built in 1870.
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- A film "Belorusskiy Rail Terminal" created in 1970 by Alexey Smirnov.
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| Intercity passenger transport in Moscow | |
| Airports | |
| Sheremetyevo | Domodedovo | Bykovo | Ostafievo | Vnukovo | |
| Rail terminals | |
| Belorusskiy | Kazanskiy | Kievskiy | Kurskiy | Leningradskiy | Paveletskiy | Rizhskiy | Savyolovskiy | Yaroslavlskiy | |
| River terminals | Bus terminals |
| North River Terminal | South River Terminal | Central Bus Terminal |
