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'''Bryansk''' (Russian: Брянск) is a city in [[Russia]]. It is the administrative center of [[Bryansk Oblast]], located in the southwest of the country near the borders with Ukraine and Belarus.
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'''Bryansk''' (Russian: Брянск) is a city in [[Russia]]. It is the administrative center of [[Bryansk Oblast]], located in the southwest corner of Russia, near the borders with Ukraine and Belarus.
  
 
== Hitchhiking out ==
 
== Hitchhiking out ==
=== West towards [[Roslavl]] and [[Smolensk]] via [[R120]] ===
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=== West towards [[Roslavl]] and [[Smolensk]] on [[R120]] ===
Option 1 After the stop "Hypermarket Liniya-1" behind the cafe "Tsaritsa".
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==== Option 1 - After "Hypermarket Liniya-1" ====
Option 2 – After the intersection of the road with the bypass, past the abandoned police post and the "Neftika" gas station.  
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R120 towards Smolensk starts from Krasnoarmeyskaya Street, stops "Elektronika Store" and "Hypermarket Liniya-1". The first possible spot is just after the "Hypermarket Liniya-1" bus stop, behind the "Tsaritsa" cafe.
Transport: From Bryansk-Orlovsky train station and the bus station, take route no. 60 to the final stop "Michurinskiy". From there, walk about 500 m to the intersection with the bypass, where the abandoned police post and gas station are. Alternatively, route no. 177 goes from the bus station to the settlement Glinishchevo – it's possible to hitchhike right after entering this settlement.
 
  
=== Southwest through [[Novozybkov]], towards [[Gomel]] ([[Belarus]]) via [[R240]] ===
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==== Option 2 - After the bypass road crossing ====
[[R240]] towards Gomel continues on Stanke-Dimitrov Avenue. The city exit is at the "Teletsentr" stop, in the village of Suponyevo.
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The best position is past the intersection of R120 with the bypass road, after the abandoned DPS post and the "Neftika" gas station. From the Bryansk-Orlovsky railway station and the bus station, take route 60 to the final stop "Michurinsky settlement." Walk about 500 m to the bypass, after which you'll find the abandoned DPS post and, a bit further on the right, the "Neftika" gas station. From the Sven Monastery and TV Center, take route 177 via the bus station to the town of Glinishchevo and hitchhike just after the edge of the settlement.
From M3 (Belye Berega) to "Teletsentr" – bus no. 106.
 
From "Myasokombinat" to "Teletsentr" – route no. 45.
 
From Bryansk-Orlovsky train station – routes no. 1, 52, 79 and trolleybus no. 1.
 
Hitchhiking spot is right after "Teletsentr" past the roundabout, near the "Beryozka" shop. Further in Suponyevo towards the police post the road is under repair and no good spots exist, use route minibuses (no. 166) towards Dobrun (on R240 past the bypass).
 
  
=== North towards [[Kaluga]], [[Moscow]] via [[M3]] ===
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=== Southwest towards [[Novozybkov]], towards [[Gomel]] (Belarus) on [[R240]] ===
To get to M3, you first travel a bit on R120 (A141, Bryansk-Oryol) which leaves the city on Moskovsky Avenue.
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R240 towards Gomel continues from Stanke-Dimitrova Avenue. The city exit is at the "TV Center" terminal, Suponevo village.
Option 1 – Hitchhike at the exit from Bryansk. From the bus station, take routes 40, 45, or bus 106 from Bryansk-Orlovsky train station, or routes 3, 31, to "Myasokombinat" (final stop for most). Walk a bit after the ring intersection. Take cars as far as the intersection with M3.
 
Option 2 – Get further from Bryansk to the M3/R120 intersection using a suburban bus (about double the city rate). Bus 106 from Gomel direction via Belye Berega, or bus 72 from the central market. Also, there are minibuses. Get off at the stop by the cafe and car service and walk to the transport police post.
 
Advice for both: At the M3/R120 junction, there is forest for camping and many cafes.
 
  
=== East towards [[Oryol]] via [[R120]] ===
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From M3 (Belye Berega) to the "TV Center" stop - bus 106.
R120 (A141) leaves the city towards Oryol via Moskovsky Avenue, its continuation.
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From "Myasokombinat" stop to "TV Center" - route 45.
Option 1 – Same directions as in the "north to Moscow" variant, get to "Myasokombinat" and walk past the roundabout for the hitch spot. Continue hitchhiking beyond the Moscow-Kiev/ Bryansk-Oryol intersection.
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From Bryansk-Orlovsky railway station - routes 1, 52, 79, trolleybus 1.
Option 2 – Use suburban buses to reach the M3/R120 intersection as above. The M3/R120 junction is forested and good for camping, with cafes nearby.
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Position: after the "TV Center" roundabout, near the "Berezka" store. Further in Suponevo towards the DPS post before the bypass, currently under repair, no positions available. From the bus station (boarding across the road) and from "TV Center," take minibus 166 to Dobrun settlement on R240 beyond the bypass.
  
=== South towards Ukraine via [[M3]] ===
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=== North towards [[Kaluga]] and [[Moscow]] on [[M3]] ===
Same as "north to Moscow": get to "Myasokombinat", walk past the ring, hitch rides ideally at or just after the M3 turn-off. For further travelling towards Ukraine, take the first ride at least until Navlya: the second turn to Navlya has an abandoned police post (sometimes with a parked police car) and is more convenient. Further, the turn to Sevsk is good, with cafes, functioning gas stations and frequent police presence. Past Sevsk, take rides only from the main junction "Ukraina - right, Zheleznogorsk - left". Here, there is a gas station, cafe, and forest for camping.
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To reach M3 from Bryansk, take R120 (A141) Bryansk-Orel, which continues from Moskovsky Avenue.
  
== Hitchhiking in ==
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==== Option 1 - City Exit ====
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From the bus station take minibuses 40, 45, or bus 106 from Bryansk-Orlovsky station, routes 3, 31, all to "Myasokombinat" stop (usually final). Walk a bit further past the ring road intersection. The position is just after the roundabout. Best to catch a car at least to the intersection with M3.
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==== Option 2 - To M3/R120 Intersection ====
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Take a suburban bus to the M3/R120 intersection (cost is higher than city fare). From the city entrance from Gomel to Belye Berega on M3 (towards Moscow), take bus 106, or bus 72 from the central market. Minibuses also available. Get off at the stop by the cafe and car service, then walk to the transport post.
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* Recommendation: At M3/R120 intersection and nearby post, there's forest for wild camping and several cafes to eat. For onward travel, do not go past the Belye Berega turn—cars go too fast for stopping.
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=== East towards [[Orel]] on [[R120]] ===
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R120 (A141) leaves via Moskovsky Avenue and continues to Orel.
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==== Option 1 - City Exit ====
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Same as above: reach "Myasokombinat" stop, walk past the ring road. Position is just past the roundabout. Best to catch a car at least to the M3 intersection. For Orel, hitchhike after the Moscow-Kiev and Bryansk-Orel intersection.
  
== Places to avoid ==
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==== Option 2 - To M3/R120 Intersection ====
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Same as for Moscow direction: get to Belye Berega via bus 106 or 72 (from central market). Minibuses available.
  
== Accommodation and Sleep ==
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* At the M3/R120 intersection, it's forested—good for camping and cafes nearby.
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* Couchsurfing, HospitalityClub, trustroots, BeWelcome etc.
 
* You can find a Couchsurfing host via VK: write the city name to the group in private messages [https://vk.com/im?sel=-114256136 каучсерфинг Б.0.T.]. Read how/when to request: [https://vk.com/topic-1398178_31882458 here].
 
* In your own tent – the “Solovyi” area is a large forest park between the Sovetsky, Volodarsky, and Bezhitsky districts, nearly in the center. The left bank of the Desna river is best. Avoid the part near the penal colony next to Bryansk-Orlovsky train station and the DOSAAF pool. The Desna and Bolva floodplains also provide possible tent spots throughout the city.
 
* Social hotel in Svyato-Uspensky church in Klimovo, Kommunisticheskaya 3-a, tel +7 (48347) 2-47-00.
 
* Rehabilitation center of Evangelical Christian Baptists “Nadezhda”: Dyatkovo, Bryansk region, Bryanskaya 12
 
  
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=== South toward Ukraine on [[M3]] ===
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To reach M3 for Ukraine, follow the same instructions as above.
  
== Other useful info ==
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* For onward travel, from the M3/R120 intersection, the first car is best taken to Navlya. There are two turns to Navlya; look for the abandoned police post at the second turn (with a bridge). If dropped at the first (only a gas station), it's about a kilometer walk to the better position.
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* Next key spot: turn to Sevsk—cafes, well-functioning gas stations, often police cars. After Sevsk, catch a car only as far as the "Ukraine—right, Zheleznogorsk—left" junction, a good hitchhiking spot with a gas station, toilet, and good cafe. Lots of forest, suitable for wild camping.
  
Cheap eateries and shops:
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== Hitchhiking in ==
* Cheap canteen on Kalinina St, "Naberezhnaya" stop, in the regional consumer union building (Kalinina, 99A). From 13:00.
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Many long-distance trains stop in Bryansk, running Moscow–Belarus and Moscow–Ukraine. There are express trains Moscow-Bryansk and suburban trains in six directions: Zhukovka/Roslavl, Suzemyka/Komarichi, Dyatkovo, Sukhinihi, Unecha, Orel. Timetables change frequently, so check the schedule for your day on Yandex. Buses Moscow-Bryansk run frequently; they depart from Kievsky Rail Terminal in Moscow (not from bus stations), and in Bryansk from Bryansk-1-Orlovsky railway station. Bryansk-1-Orlovsky is the main station, all long-distance trains and buses depart there; Bryansk-2-Lgovsky serves suburban directions.
* Cafe “Kulinarchka” (Stanke-Dimitrova Ave. 75, Domino mall) – before the exit towards Gomel.
 
* Fast food cafe in Bryansk-Orlovsky train station.
 
* Pizzeria and cafe in the Central Department Store (Lenina Ave).
 
* Student canteen at BGITA (Ploshchad Lenina stop).
 
* Canteen at Bryansk district administration, Krasnoarmeyskaya St, "Kremny" factory stop (entrance from yard).
 
* Canteen at Bryansk college of physical culture ("Kurgan Bessmertiya" stop).
 
* Canteen at Bryansk State University.
 
  
Online links to more canteens [https://2gis.ru/bryansk/search/Столовые 2GIS] [https://bryansk.flamp.ru/search/столовые Flamp]
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The "Ukraina" M3 motorway passes west of Bryansk, and the R120 (Smolensk-Orel) bypasses the city from the south.
  
Other practical places:
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== Places to avoid ==
* Cafe Fresh Idea – next to BGITA canteen, entrance is shared.
 
* Cafe “Biscuit” (Partisan Square) – vegetarian options, a bit expensive.
 
* Club "Tea Hut" (“Kultpianitsy”) – informal locals meet-up spot.
 
* Shanoon Irish pub with original English cuisine.
 
  
Useful VK groups:
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== Accommodation and Sleep ==
* Couchsurfing Bryansk: https://vk.com/couchsurfing_bryansk
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Wild camping is possible in the "Solovyi" forest-park zone between the Sovietsky, Volodarsky, and Bezhitsky districts, almost in the city center—best tentspots are the left bank of Desna river. However, near Bryansk Orlovsky station and the DOSAAF pool, this area borders a high-security penal colony, so pitch away from it. Most of the Desna and Bolva floodplains in town are forest park zones where tent camping is possible.
* AvtoStop 32 RUS: https://vk.com/hitch_hickers_32
 
* Bryansk tourists: https://vk.com/club12383491
 
* KSP "Bryanskiy volk": https://vk.com/club42061647
 
* Bryansk tourist club "PiPETZL": https://vk.com/club23599880
 
* Center for children’s & youth tourism: https://vk.com/club7444583
 
* Youth festival “Pod oblakami”: https://vk.com/club5182158
 
* Fishing & tourism in Bryansk land: https://vk.com/club34966247
 
* Industrial tourism Bryansk club: https://vk.com/bryansktourism
 
* Water tourism Bryansk: https://vk.com/voda32
 
* Shturm32 - tourism and mountaineering: https://vk.com/shturm32
 
* Bryansk climbing gym “Varyag”: https://vk.com/climbing32
 
* SlackLine Bryansk: https://vk.com/slackline32
 
* Bryansk-velo: https://vk.com/brvelo
 
* We love tourism: https://vk.com/turizm_32love
 
  
Other links
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== Other useful info ==
* [[Wikivoyage]] – [https://ru.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Брянск Bryansk]
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* Local public transport: Buses, trolleybuses, minibuses are available (see local online schedules).
* [[Free Encyclopedia|FE AVP]] – [http://ve.free-travels.ru/articles/item.php?country=rus32#brjansk Bryansk-2005]
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* Cheap canteens and cafes can be found, especially on Kalinina St, Stanke-Dimitrova Ave, and in/around the main railway station.
* Detailed personal Livejournal: [http://varandej.livejournal.com/743033.html Part 1], [http://varandej.livejournal.com/743377.html Part 2], [http://varandej.livejournal.com/743571.html Part 3], [http://varandej.livejournal.com/743737.html Part 4].
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* A variety of online communities, travel forums, and local travel clubs exist; see VK links in the Russian version.
* Add your favorite internet guides!
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* Forested areas on the city outskirts and near the major road junctions are suitable for camping and eating at roadside cafes.
Chats in Telegram:
 
* [https://t.me/bryansk_offchat Bryansk Chat]
 
* Add relevant traveler chats!
 
  
 
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State: Bryansk Oblast
Major roads: M3, R120, R240
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Bryansk (Russian: Брянск) is a city in Russia. It is the administrative center of Bryansk Oblast, located in the southwest corner of Russia, near the borders with Ukraine and Belarus.

Hitchhiking out

West towards Roslavl and Smolensk on R120

Option 1 - After "Hypermarket Liniya-1"

R120 towards Smolensk starts from Krasnoarmeyskaya Street, stops "Elektronika Store" and "Hypermarket Liniya-1". The first possible spot is just after the "Hypermarket Liniya-1" bus stop, behind the "Tsaritsa" cafe.

Option 2 - After the bypass road crossing

The best position is past the intersection of R120 with the bypass road, after the abandoned DPS post and the "Neftika" gas station. From the Bryansk-Orlovsky railway station and the bus station, take route 60 to the final stop "Michurinsky settlement." Walk about 500 m to the bypass, after which you'll find the abandoned DPS post and, a bit further on the right, the "Neftika" gas station. From the Sven Monastery and TV Center, take route 177 via the bus station to the town of Glinishchevo and hitchhike just after the edge of the settlement.

Southwest towards Novozybkov, towards Gomel (Belarus) on R240

R240 towards Gomel continues from Stanke-Dimitrova Avenue. The city exit is at the "TV Center" terminal, Suponevo village.

From M3 (Belye Berega) to the "TV Center" stop - bus 106. From "Myasokombinat" stop to "TV Center" - route 45. From Bryansk-Orlovsky railway station - routes 1, 52, 79, trolleybus 1. Position: after the "TV Center" roundabout, near the "Berezka" store. Further in Suponevo towards the DPS post before the bypass, currently under repair, no positions available. From the bus station (boarding across the road) and from "TV Center," take minibus 166 to Dobrun settlement on R240 beyond the bypass.

North towards Kaluga and Moscow on M3

To reach M3 from Bryansk, take R120 (A141) Bryansk-Orel, which continues from Moskovsky Avenue.

Option 1 - City Exit

From the bus station take minibuses 40, 45, or bus 106 from Bryansk-Orlovsky station, routes 3, 31, all to "Myasokombinat" stop (usually final). Walk a bit further past the ring road intersection. The position is just after the roundabout. Best to catch a car at least to the intersection with M3.

Option 2 - To M3/R120 Intersection

Take a suburban bus to the M3/R120 intersection (cost is higher than city fare). From the city entrance from Gomel to Belye Berega on M3 (towards Moscow), take bus 106, or bus 72 from the central market. Minibuses also available. Get off at the stop by the cafe and car service, then walk to the transport post.

  • Recommendation: At M3/R120 intersection and nearby post, there's forest for wild camping and several cafes to eat. For onward travel, do not go past the Belye Berega turn—cars go too fast for stopping.

East towards Orel on R120

R120 (A141) leaves via Moskovsky Avenue and continues to Orel.

Option 1 - City Exit

Same as above: reach "Myasokombinat" stop, walk past the ring road. Position is just past the roundabout. Best to catch a car at least to the M3 intersection. For Orel, hitchhike after the Moscow-Kiev and Bryansk-Orel intersection.

Option 2 - To M3/R120 Intersection

Same as for Moscow direction: get to Belye Berega via bus 106 or 72 (from central market). Minibuses available.

  • At the M3/R120 intersection, it's forested—good for camping and cafes nearby.

South toward Ukraine on M3

To reach M3 for Ukraine, follow the same instructions as above.

  • For onward travel, from the M3/R120 intersection, the first car is best taken to Navlya. There are two turns to Navlya; look for the abandoned police post at the second turn (with a bridge). If dropped at the first (only a gas station), it's about a kilometer walk to the better position.
  • Next key spot: turn to Sevsk—cafes, well-functioning gas stations, often police cars. After Sevsk, catch a car only as far as the "Ukraine—right, Zheleznogorsk—left" junction, a good hitchhiking spot with a gas station, toilet, and good cafe. Lots of forest, suitable for wild camping.

Hitchhiking in

Many long-distance trains stop in Bryansk, running Moscow–Belarus and Moscow–Ukraine. There are express trains Moscow-Bryansk and suburban trains in six directions: Zhukovka/Roslavl, Suzemyka/Komarichi, Dyatkovo, Sukhinihi, Unecha, Orel. Timetables change frequently, so check the schedule for your day on Yandex. Buses Moscow-Bryansk run frequently; they depart from Kievsky Rail Terminal in Moscow (not from bus stations), and in Bryansk from Bryansk-1-Orlovsky railway station. Bryansk-1-Orlovsky is the main station, all long-distance trains and buses depart there; Bryansk-2-Lgovsky serves suburban directions.

The "Ukraina" M3 motorway passes west of Bryansk, and the R120 (Smolensk-Orel) bypasses the city from the south.

Places to avoid

Accommodation and Sleep

Wild camping is possible in the "Solovyi" forest-park zone between the Sovietsky, Volodarsky, and Bezhitsky districts, almost in the city center—best tentspots are the left bank of Desna river. However, near Bryansk Orlovsky station and the DOSAAF pool, this area borders a high-security penal colony, so pitch away from it. Most of the Desna and Bolva floodplains in town are forest park zones where tent camping is possible.

Other useful info

  • Local public transport: Buses, trolleybuses, minibuses are available (see local online schedules).
  • Cheap canteens and cafes can be found, especially on Kalinina St, Stanke-Dimitrova Ave, and in/around the main railway station.
  • A variety of online communities, travel forums, and local travel clubs exist; see VK links in the Russian version.
  • Forested areas on the city outskirts and near the major road junctions are suitable for camping and eating at roadside cafes.