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Moscow.......?

Jun 15, 2007 by Kirsty S | Posted in Other - Destinations

How crave does it take to get from Moscow to Saint Petersburg by sleeper train? What weather should we expect around early april/ Easter week?

6 hours

How long is the train ride from Beijing to Moscow?

Mar 19, 2008 by JP | Posted in Russia

I am planning a blunder this August to Moscow from Beijing. Can anyone tell me how many days is the train ride from Beijing to Moscow? Are the train cables decent?
Is it easy to cross to other European countries from Moscow?

I disposition the answer above me - 132 hours and 30 minutes is very cute, I think after spending five and a half days in a discipline, plus or minus 30 minutes does not matter that much :)

I have to admit I have never travelled Beijing-Moscow, but I have travelled extensively by followers in Russia and find the trains satisfactory enough. I guess it depends on what your benchmark is. By Chinese standards the trains are gratifying, by European standards they are a bit harsh (particularly the toilets ... pack extra toilet files and hand disinfectant).

There are daily direct trains from Moscow to Bucharest, Berlin and Prague, and many more run to Warsaw (Budapest trains go from Kiyevskaya place, the others from Byeloruskaya station). The ride to Warsaw takes about 18 hours, Berlin 24, Prague 30 (two overnights) and Budapest 36 hours (also two overnights).

As to the question of "amiable" -- I very highly recommend buying tickets in advance, preferably even a week in benefit as the trains tend to fill up. All are sleeper cars so you must reserve a bed. If the direct trains are sold out, look into other connections via Warsaw (see affiliation below).

Otherwise, travel itself is quite nice (I have done Moscow-Prague and Moscow-Warsaw many times), but if the August weather is warm and unclouded, the cars can get terribly hot. People are chatty ... not much else to do ... so if you speak at least some Russian you will get lots of mode :) especially if you bring along some good vodka.

To check schedules, you can look at http://jizdnirady.idnes.cz/ConnForm.asp?tt=a&p=MF&cl=E5 This is a Czech locale (Czech Rail), but it's in English and provides good information.

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