Malye Korely
An open-air museum of wooden architecture from the Russian North, just outside the city, with churches, windmills and peasant houses.
Tickets →Arkhangelsk, Russia
Arkhangelsk: airports, things to do and where to stay
Arkhangelsk is a port city on the Northern Dvina, near the White Sea, with a long maritime history and a gateway to the Russian North, known for wooden architecture and Pomor culture.
Arkhangelsk airports
From the airport to central Arkhangelsk
Arkhangelsk Talagi airport is about 11 km from central Arkhangelsk.
Bus
Buses and minibuses link the airport with Arkhangelsk and its main transport hubs. Journey times depend on traffic.
Taxi
Taxis outside the terminal, plus ride-hailing apps and pre-booked cars. The journey to Arkhangelsk depends a lot on traffic.
Arkhangelsk
Things to do in Arkhangelsk
Gostiny Dvor
A 17th-century trading complex by the river, one of the oldest buildings in the city.
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Monument to Peter the Great
A monument to Peter the Great, who developed Arkhangelsk as a seaport and shipbuilding centre of Russia.
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Chumbarov-Luchinsky Street
A pedestrian street in the city centre, popular for strolling, with cafés and shops.
Tickets →Frequently asked questions
Which airport serves Arkhangelsk?
Arkhangelsk is served by Arkhangelsk Talagi (ARH).
How far is the airport from central Arkhangelsk?
Arkhangelsk Talagi airport is about 11 km from central Arkhangelsk.
How do I get from the airport to central Arkhangelsk?
From Arkhangelsk Talagi airport you can take Bus and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
What are the must-sees in Arkhangelsk?
Highlights of Arkhangelsk include Malye Korely, Gostiny Dvor, Monument to Peter the Great, and Chumbarov-Luchinsky Street.
Photo credits
- Malye Korely: Сергей Черный, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
- Gostiny Dvor: Sasha Krotov, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons
- Monument to Peter the Great: Sasha Krotov, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
- Chumbarov-Luchinsky Street: User:Atorero (Alexander Kozlov), CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons