Formerly Mikhail Lomonosov International Airport, Domodedovo is one of the three major airports along with Sheremetyevo and Vnukuvo. In terms of passenger and cargo traffic, this airport is considered to be the largest among the three. It remains to be the second busiest airport in Russia after Sheremtyevo International Airport.

This international airport is located 42 km south-southeast from Moscow. Inside, the entire airport terminal system is divided into two: Domestic and International. The ground level welcomes all arrivals while Level 1 sends off all departures. Stores, restaurants, boutiques and VIP lounges are readily available in Level 2. You can also find play areas and baby care rooms on this floor.

Seating is are abundant in the airport. These seats are comfy, some even sportingarmrests. However, for a more restful, uninterrupted sleep, try checking out airport hotels nearby. The nearest one is Domodedovo Airhotel, just a 3-minute walk from the airport. A free 24-hour airport minibus runs every 15 minutes for transiting passengers.

If you need Internet access, simply connect to the airport’s Free WiFi. Alternatively, you can to the Megaphone Internet Center located at Level 2 to use airport computers for a marginal fee. Printing, scanning, and copying services are also available here.

Other notable amenities in the airport include the Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel and the Safar Mosque. The chapel is located at the 2^nd floor, while the mosque is downstairs. Shower areas are also availablefor your convenience. The ones in Domodedovo are available for a small fee, which is inclusive of a towel, disposable slippers, and toiletries. Smoking areas are located outside, a short distance from the airport entrance.

Plenty of religious buildings are within driving distance around DME. The Cathedral of All Sacred in Russia is just 6.6 km away. This church is not just a place for prayer and worship. The building is an architectural and historical landmark highlighting the rich heritage and culture of Moscow. Inside, you can buy souvenirs such as lights and books.

You can also head to St. Basil’s Cathedral, which is located in the centre of Moscow. This UNESCO world heritage site is roughly a 50-minute drive from the airport. This elegant gem provides a calming and peaceful sanctuary in the middle of the busy streets of Moscow.

In contrast to St. Basil’s colourful spires, the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour features a white and gold exterior. This spacious church can house at least 1,000 worshippers. Private tours around the Red Square and Lenin’s Mausoleum are also available. Try walking near the ancient walls of Kremlin and bask in the architectural beauty of the Diamond Fund and the Aleksandrovsky Garden. Most live tours last 2 to 4 hours, and are offered in Spanish, English, German and Italian.