It would take about 8-13 hours depending on what train you're going to choose, there are different ( 009? , from Moscow through Minsk - 009? (daily) , 009? ; etc). Here is a very detailed blog article about Minsk-Warsaw trip, it's in Russian, so I used translator: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.holiday.by%2Fblog%2F868 - with time, prices and so on and so forth. 1 USD =~ 8650-8630 BYR 1 EUR =~ 11170 BYR And yes both - Poles and Belarusians - will check your passport, what "steps" are you talking about? it's just a train, not a plane.

Hi! Well the average weather in September is pretty much as the English one and it can vary from 25 Celsius to somewhere around 5 Celsius but normally it's around 17 degrees and it doesn't rain that much but it can be quite cloudy. It also depends on what part of the country you go to as the south is quite warm but the north is really,really cold even though it isn't a very large country- the temperatures DO vary. And yes, I'd say that the best time to go there would be around June or July because it is ALWAYS sunny and very warm in any part of the country, for example, my home town Vitebsk had the temperature of, say, around 36 Celsius last summer, but do not go any earlier as there is still quite a lot of snow now and its April, henceforth the best time of year to go there would be somewhere in the middle of the summer. Now, about the rest of the country? We have some beautiful cities outside of Minsk but they aren't very safe to go at around night-time because of some people rather like the racist who replied to your question two-three answers above me- they think that Belarus is only for ethnic Belarussians ... ass-holes if you ask me. But don't worry, not all of us are like that, and the safest place to visit would probably be Minsk, as it is the only city in the country with a number of foreigners above 100 :D As for Belarus being expensive or not? Well, I'll tell you what- it is corrupt as hell and really, REALLY inflated which is why it will be rather difficult to buy stuff but you will find a way round the system- not all shops take the same prices. Also try not to tell many people about your identity as a foreigner- they might gather up and beat you up at night time or will try to trick you and take money off you, as most Belarussians think themselves to be better and superior as opposed to other nations. Hope this helped, mate :)

Q: "train prices Minsk-Moscow" A: E.g. train ?026?: "Platskart" class ~ 1 821 r/?. "Kupe" class ~ 3 344 r/?. "Lux" class ~ 6 374 r/?. ( http://www.tutu.ru/poezda/rasp_d.php?nnst1=2100000&nnst2=2000000 ????? = Minsk, ?????? = Moscow ) Q: "... Moscow-Saint Petersburg" A: E.g. trains ?038A and ?020?: "Platskart" class ~ 3 217 - 1 615 r/?. "Kupe" class ~ 3 284 r/?. "Lux" class ~ 5 447 r/?. ( http://www.tutu.ru/poezda/rasp_d.php?nnst1=2000000&nnst2=2004000 ?????-????????? = Saint Petersburg) Q: "also if you have how much would it cost if used a bus or other transportation means" A: Minsk-Moscow ~ 30 EUR according to this - http://intercars-tickets.com/timeTable.aspx (?????? = from, ???? = to/[where]) Moscow-Saint Petersburg ~ 1 000 r/?. http://www.russbusline.ru/avtobus-moskva-sankt-peterburg/

It depends how you plan to travel in Minsk. Budget or First Class. Something in Minsk its much cheaper than in EU. Something even more expensive than in EU. Nice restaurant you will find cheaper (much) than in London. Taxi its cheaper too than in EU. Good hotel near same prices as in Berlin or London. Change Cash (EURO or GBP) in small private change offices in Minsk centrum. They have much better rate than big banks. Read www.TripAdvisor.com about Minsk Traveling.

"Please dont suggest a really obscure make that i wont of heard of..." "I'd really like a minsk..." Very few people will have ever heard of Minsk, as so few were ever sold in the U.K. Your two statements are contradictory. Minsk's appalling build quality, lousy reliability and total lack of spares availability makes them a very undesirable bike. Why on earth would you want such a hunk of junk, when there are so many good bikes available?

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If you mean the private house (detached, condo, etc.) - it usually starts from $ 150K and may go up to 300-500K. As for apartments: crappiest studio in a remote part of the city will be around 45K. Same, but well-maintained and close to city centre - around 70K. 2-bedrooms are very seldom below 100K. If you need a real estate broker, I may get you very good one - my former classmate, actually.

MZs and CZs were at the bottom of the league of 2-stroke bikes, Minsks would still be underneath them – really not worth the effort to get one – if you get a CZ125 you could pass it off as a Minsk with a little bit of work – but you won’t enjoy it.

its a meeting measure for what monopolistic telecom company does . bel telecom does not open to cooperating with international companies, hence international cos follow the same; the prices are indeed one of the highest to call to