Getting Around
Edit ThisTaxis
Edit ThisGetting around by taxi is a cheap, relatively hassle-free way to see the city. Though it’s possible to find honest taxi drivers by flagging a taxi down on the street, it’s more reliable to phone ahead for one. Taxis are marked by black checkered strip on the sides of the car. Most are banana yellow making them very easy to spot. Make sure that the driver starts the meter when you get in. Avoid private taxis and taxis at the train and bus stations as they are ready to rip off anyone who hops into their motorised traps. If you desire to call for a taxi try this place. more..
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Metro
Edit ThisThe Metro goes fast and it is reliable. It isn't hard to buy tokens or a month long pass. The only problem is the large amount of people that use the metro. Riding the metro will answer all of your questions about how sardines feel in their can. To ride it just go to the teller buy a token, then drop it in at the gate, make sure you go through the proper side of the gate or there are some metal jaws that clamp shut to prevent you from riding the metro without paying.
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Buses, Trolleys, Trams
Edit ThisIf you are traveling to many places in or around Minsk you will probably have to ride something instead of the metro. Minsk has 2 tram lines, 56 trolley routes, over 100 bus routes and numerous mini-bus taxi routes. Buses, trolleys, trams and mini-bus taxis run from 05:35 to 00:55 seven days a week. Avoid peak hours if you value your limbs (07:30- 09:30, 16:00 - 19:00).
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