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INTERNATIONAL AND INTER-CITY RAILWAY TRAVELRussia has an extensive
railway network and you can get virtually
anywhere by train. They say that the most
exciting railway trip in Russia is the one over
the Trans-Siberian line from Moscow to
Vladivostok (or vice versa). Of the more useful
train services available in Which station do I go to if I need a train to/from: Moscow, Helsinki, Berlin, Bucharest, Budapest, Kiev, Lviv (Lvov), Minsk, Murmansk, Novgorod, Petrozavodsk, Prague, Pskov, Riga, Sofia, Tallinn, Vilnius, Vologda, Warsaw? Buying tickets for inter-city and
international trains. Address: Naberezhnaya Kanala Griboyedova 24 (200 yards South of the corner of Nevsky Prospekt and Kanal Griboyedova) Here you can buy railway tickets at least 24 hours prior to departure time. You will need Intourist counters, which are located upstairs. When you enter the building turn right, walk past the schedules, turn right again and go upstairs. Counters 90 to 105 will be able to serve you. If you buy tickets less than 24 hours before your train departs you should go to Intourist ticket offices at specific railway stations. See Which station do I need? |
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