Stavropol Stavropol Kray, Russia Travel Guide
This is the main airport serving the city. It is approximately 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) northeast of downtown. This airport handles domestic flights.
Flight frequency and prices vary by season. Expect higher demand and potentially higher prices during peak summer months (June-August) and around major public holidays. Booking in advance is recommended.
Book flights in advance, especially during high season and holidays, for better prices.
Check Dollar Flight Club or Skyscanner for flight options.
STW offers basic facilities: cafes, kiosks, ATMs, car rental desks.
International Driving Permit (IDP) with national driving license. Passport, vehicle registration, and documentation of third-party insurance (OSAGO).
Highways are generally good. Drive on the right. Speed limits: 60/h urban, 90 km/h rural, 110 km/h highways. Zero-tolerance for alcohol. Headlights on always.
Driving habits can act aggressively. Exercise caution. Winters mean heavy snow and ice, slippery roads. Ensure rental has winter tires.
No specific exit fees or taxes are typically charged separately. Any charges are generally included in your airline or train ticket prices.
Stavropol Shpakovskoye Airport offers basic amenities: small shops for souvenirs, cafes for refreshments, restrooms.
Stavropol is an inland city, situated far from any major sea or river navigable for passenger transport.
Focus on air and land travel for your travels to Stavropol.
Efficient network of buses and trolleybuses. Use Yandex.Maps or 2GIS for paths.
Convenient and inexpensive. Yandex Go is the dominant app.
City center and parks are pedestrian-friendly. Limited dedicated bicycle lanes.
Since sea and river arrivals are not an option, focus your research on flight and train schedules for a smooth journey to Stavropol.
