Скачать или смотреть I Tested Moscow's Metro, Bus & Tram Prices in 2026 Here's What I Found...

Just moved to Moscow and finally exploring! In my first real week here, I dive into how much it actually costs to get around the city using the famous Moscow Metro, buses, trams, and more.

No apartment or bills talk – just pure transport adventures!I compare prices to London (where I'm from), ride the metro (Troika card vibes), mess up buying a bus ticket , grab a hot chocolate and snack (only ~315 rubles!), check grocery prices at Perekrestok/Pyaterochka, and even hop on a tram.

Spoiler: it's WAY cheaper than London – one metro ride across the city for about 90 rubles?!Plus: my new 50,000 ruble winter boots (ironic timing as winter ends soon), getting security-checked at the metro, getting lost, and a cute ending where I surprise Kat with a chocolate eclair... which she wasn't thrilled about at first...

Timestamps:
0:00 – Good morning from Moscow! New boots & plans
1:17 – Metro ride + security check
1:40 – Metro prices & Troika card explained
2:29 – Random metro station
4:18 – Bus confusion
6:16 – Hot chocolate & snack stop (~315 RUB)
9:30 – Grocery prices check (eggs, vodka, mayo – vs UK!)
10:47 – Tram ride & beautiful church views
13:07 – Camera battery dies... support the channel!
14:38 – Back home + Kat tries the eclairI

Moscow cheap for transport in 2026? From my London perspective, YES – but tell me in the comments what you think as a local! Have prices gone up a lot?

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