Regional Transit
Local buses connect the town to the Obninsk railway station, providing a link to Moscow's Kiyevsky terminal.





Yermolino is a modest town located in the Kaluga Oblast, approximately 90 kilometers southwest of Moscow. Nestled in the Borovsky District, the town is home to a population of about 10,000 residents and is characterized by its quiet, residential streets and local industrial presence. While not a primary tourist destination itself, Yermolino provides an authentic glimpse into everyday life in provincial Russia. Its location makes it a practical transit point for those visiting the nearby historic center of Borovsk, known for its ancient monasteries and unique street murals, or the expansive Ethnomir cultural park. The surrounding landscape features the gentle hills and mixed forests typical of the Russian heartland.
Yermolino is a modest town located in the Kaluga Oblast, approximately 90 kilometers southwest of Moscow. Nestled in the Borovsky District, the town is home to a population of about 10,000 residents and is characterized by its quiet, residential streets and local industrial presence. While not a primary tourist destination itself, Yermolino provides an authentic glimpse into everyday life in provincial Russia. Its location makes it a practical transit point for those visiting the nearby historic center of Borovsk, known for its ancient monasteries and unique street murals, or the expansive Ethnomir cultural park. The surrounding landscape features the gentle hills and mixed forests typical of the Russian heartland.
Authentic provincial Russian atmosphere.
Proximity to the historic sites of Borovsk.
Located within the scenic Kaluga Oblast region.
Quiet residential environment away from major cities.
Limited accommodation and dining options within the town itself.
Primarily a residential and industrial area rather than a tourist hub.
Best visited with a private car or by using local regional transport.
Local buses connect the town to the Obninsk railway station, providing a link to Moscow's Kiyevsky terminal.
Combine your visit with a trip to Borovsk, just a short drive away, to see its famous murals and monasteries.
A quiet stop for those exploring the Kaluga region or traveling between Moscow and Kaluga.
RUB ₽
$30-$50 p/day
10,100
Expect very little English to be spoken; carry a translation app and have your destination written in Cyrillic.
Russian
May-September
Late spring is pleasant as the region turns green, though early spring can be muddy.
Warm and ideal for exploring the nearby riverbanks and rural landscapes.
September offers beautiful autumn colors, though it becomes chilly and damp by late October.
Cold and snowy; a traditional Russian winter experience, but requires heavy clothing.