Almetyevsk

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Almetyevsk
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Information
Country:	Russia
State:	Tatarstan
Major roads:	R239, 16A-0003, 16K-0077
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Almetyevsk (Russian: Альметьевск) is a city in Russia, in the south of the Tatarstan region. It is the fourth largest and most significant city in Tatarstan.

Hitchhiking out

Northwest towards Chistopol and Kazan via R239

• Roundabout at the bypass road and Izail Zaripov Avenue. The nearest bus stop is "Vertolyotnaya Ploshchadka" (Helipad) buses no. 8A and 8B. Walk past the helipad onto the avenue, turn west and walk to the next roundabout. About 1.6 km on foot.
• You can also look for a local bus to the first village on the road, "Kulsharipovo".

South towards Bugulma, Orenburg, Akbulak and the border with Kazakhstan via R239

Public transport stop "TNGP". Buses no. 1 and 6. Nearby is the "Trolleybus Depot" where there might be a cheap canteen—check it out. You can hitchhike here, or walk 2.5 km along the highway to the exit sign.

North towards Naberezhnye Chelny via 16A-0003

The "Almetyevsk" city entrance sign at the beginning of the bypass. Nearest stops: "Zapadnye Vorota Neighborhood" (bus no. 3A), and "Zaripova Avenue" (bus no. 4A). You can hitchhike to the end of the bypass or walk 2.5 km.

East towards Aznakaevo via 16K-0077

Public transport stop "Nizhnyaya Maktama". Buses no. 1 and 6. Turn onto Nekrasova street. About 1 km to the edge of the city.

Northeast towards Muslyumovo

Public transport stop "Mashinniy Park", buses no. 8A and 8B.

Accommodation and Sleep

• Couchsurfing – as of early 2025 there are almost 600 registered hosts in the city, but only one was active recently.
• BeWelcome, Servas, Trustroots, Couchers and other free hospitality networks. Check and update them to provide competition for CouchSurfing!
• You can also find a couch host through CouchBot: send the city name as a command in the VK group messages or via CouchBot in Telegram.
• How and when to write a good request to get accepted? Read here.
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