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I have Euros.

I will be in Russia along the Trans-siberian railway for about 12 days. I might go to Moscow by plane or by train.

So, what is the best way to change money? I do not know how much I will spend.

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Use the Banki.ru website to find the best EUR exchange rate in the city (Google Translate works great for Russian):

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As of today, PromRegion Bank has the best rates.

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    FYI Promregion bank is now defunct. Guess their exchange rate was too good!
    – undercat
    Commented Jun 12, 2019 at 4:15
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In addition to previous recommendations, it is better to exchange money in Moscow since the rate will be slightly better. If you will have any spare cash at the end of your trip, you can change it back.

Avoid airport exchanges, use official (bank) exchange booths.

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