Train Journeys

Travelling by train is an excellent alternative to flights and car travels. Trains are becoming more and more comfortable. You can enjoy the views of the country you are travelling in just looking out of the window. You have more space than in a car, and you can walk around the train during your journey.

The trains do not pollute the atmosphere as planes, so choosing this type of transport we make our step to improve the ecology. Travelling by train, we help to save our planet!

Besides, only trains give you a real feeling of a journey and motion at the same time bringing you as close as possible to local people and the country you are travelling in. We are offering you several trips by trains that are covering almost the whole territory of Russia. Apart from the famous Trans Siberian railway, we offer train journeys to other parts of Russia including the Golden Ring towns, Russian north, the Ural Mountains and the Caucasus. The railway system is very well developed in Russia, so it is possible to get to many interesting places by train.

Russian Train Journey

Starting from the North-West region of Russia with a visit to the splendid St. Petersburg and beautiful Karelia we move to the central part of European Russia and explore vigorous Moscow and ancient Golden Ring towns. Our trip continues to the Volga River, the largest river in Europe, our Mother Volga as Russians call it. We will see this magnificent river twice – in Nizhny Novgorod, the largest city in the Volga region, and later meet it again in Kazan. The train will take you to the Ural Mountains, the oldest mountains in the world bordering Europe and Asia, where we visit Perm town and Kungur ice caves. Returning to the East European plain, we travel to the capital of Tatarstan Republic - Kazan, the city where Orthodox and Muslim cultures elegantly twist together. Finally, we come to the south of Russia and gorgeous mountains in the Northern Caucasus where you will feel the authentic southern culture and life.

Trans Siberian railway

If you want to realize how vast Russia really is you must travel along the Great Siberian Way which is nowadays more known as Trans Siberian Railroad, running across the country from east to west. Siberian part of the railroad was constructed in late 19th early 20th centuries and turned out to be one of the most important industrial projects of that time. The length of the railroad from Moscow to Vladivostok is 9302 km (5780 miles) which makes it the longest railroad in the world. Besides the road is passing through 7 time zones and the whole train journey is a bit over 7 days.

Russian Capitals and Golden Ring towns by train

Our tour starts in Moscow, the capital of Russia and passes through the majority of the Golden Ring towns finishing in St. Petersburg. Though the latter is not a part of the Golden Ring route, we are sure you will enjoy this splendid city, the former Russian capital as well.

One week in Russia

This short trip will suit those travelers who visit Russia for the first time. You will visit the two main Russian cities Moscow and St. Petersburg as well as one of the oldest Russian cities – Yaroslavl.
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