Russian train travel question

I found this on some random website. It may be of help.

"Getting there

One can get to Kolomna either by car or by train. Those who prefer the train can get aboard at the Kazansky railway station; the journey lasts for about 2 hours one-way. Note that the railway station of Kolomna is called "Golutvin." From the station, numerous buses will get you to the center of the town. Drivers, though, will get to Kolomna by the M5 highway (follow arrows «Рязань» from the MKAD). Getting to M5 directly from the center of Moscow is highly unrecommended due to permanent traffic jams. When you're out of Moscow, look for the exit «Коломна». The most comfortable free parking can be found near the trade arcade and aside the kremlin.

This is the site, http://www.mn.ru/travel/20071213/55296427.html

P.S. Note that this article isn't very new. It's from 2007.

Hope I helped.

I don't know as I haven't done that trip, but I did an overnight journey between Moscow and St. Petersburg if you need any idiosyncratic info about train travel in Rrrrrruuuuuuusssssia.

The main stations are quite less ornate than the underground ones in Moscow with their chandeliers and fancy sculptures etc.

www.poezda.net has searching in English. It's one and a half hours from Golutvin to Moscow Kazansky station.