TRANSSIBERIAN

The Transsiberian, one of the world’s greatest train journey ! From Moscow to Vladivostok, a 9288 kilometres overland journey across this continent-size country, you will be able to admire Siberia’s wilderness through a train window, discover enchanting colorful towns and mostly experience real Russia, very different from the negative one portrayed by Western medias. Reminder : government does not equal people.

Bellow you will find posts to help you, independant traveller to plan your Transsiberian adventure on your own with all up to date informations : the best route to chose, how to book your ticket in 2024, life on board, the best stops to make, safety tips for solo female travellers and much more !

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A few facts about the Transsiberian

  • 9288 kilometres 
  • From Moscow to Vladivostock
  • 6 days journey
  • Most popular stops : Moscow, Kazan, Ekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Baikal, Ulan Ude, Vladivostock
  • Best time to visit : winter, summer and early autumn
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Plan your perfect Transsiberian journey

How long does it take to travel the entire Transsiberian Railway?

The journey from Moscow to Vladivostok typically takes about 7 days if traveled continuously. However, it is best to stop along the way to explore different regions, which can extend the trip to several weeks/months.

Is it safe to travel on the Transsiberian Railway?

The Transsiberian Railway is generally safe for travelers. Follow common travel safety practices.

Can I travel the Transsiberian Railway with children?

Yes, traveling with children on the Transsiberian Railway can be a rewarding experience. Many russians travel in trains with their children.

Are there showers on the Transsiberian trains?

Most long-distance trains have basic washing facilities, but not all have showers. First-class compartments sometimes offer better amenities, including access to showers.

Can I bring my bicycle or large luggage on the Transsiberian Railway?

You can bring large luggage, including bicycles and even motorbike, but it’s best to check with the specific train service for their policies. Some trains have designated storage areas for larger items.