Flying to Stavropol
Stavropol's airport is Shpakovskoye, code STW. Check the official airport website for how to get to the city center.
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Here's how to get to Stavropol and the region's spa towns, and how to get around once you're there. We don't publish schedules, fares or travel times because they change. Instead, we tell you what to check and where.
Stavropol's airport is Shpakovskoye, code STW. Check the official airport website for how to get to the city center.
The main air gateway to the Caucasian Mineral Waters is Mineralnye Vody airport, code MRV. Convenient if the spa towns are the focus of your trip.
Long-distance and commuter trains run on Russian Railways (RZD) schedules. Check which station your train arrives at.
Intercity buses connect Stavropol with towns across the region and neighboring regions. Confirm routes and the departure bus station with the carrier.
The historic center is easy to explore on foot; use city transport to reach the parks and forests. Check routes with official sources.
Handy for getting to the forests or traveling with luggage. Book through reputable services, not with random drivers.
Train, bus or a guided tour. Choose based on how many hours you want to spend in the spa town.
Pyatigorsk, Kislovodsk, Essentuki and Zheleznovodsk are linked by commuter trains and buses; check schedules the day before.
Museum hours, train and bus schedules, and opening times for parks and mineral water pump rooms change. Before your trip, check them on the official websites of the venues and carriers.