Tickets for Rail Journeys Across Russia, Europe and Asia

Please be aware that you may not be able to look up train timetables past December 9th 2018 currently as Russian Railways has not confirmed their winter timetable. Please keep an eye on the website as we will update as soon as we recieve it, generally around September. 

In the meantime, you can always contact our travel specialists at travel@realrussia.co.uk who will be more than happy to offer advice and help with any queries you may have. 

Yes, we can. The Trans-Siberian routes (Trans-Russian, Trans-Mongolian and Trans-Manchurian) are some of the most popular train journeys in the world.

On the Trans-Russian you can see all that Russia and Siberia has to offer by travelling between Moscow in the west and Vladivostok in the Far East; in fact Vladivostok is farther east than Beijing!

On the Trans-Mongolian you can get a taste of Russia and Siberia alongside Mongolia and China by travelling between the ‘Three Capitals’; Moscow, Ulan Bator and Beijing.

On the Trans-Manchurian you are able to get a feel for China by travelling through the Manchuria region of the country as part of your journey between Moscow and Beijing.

Please be aware: Tickets for Train No 3 departing from Ulan Bator, to Ulan-Ude, Irkutsk, or Moscow for example, can only be confirmed and issued one day prior to travel. This means you'll need to make sure you have a delivery address in Mongolia, often hotels and hostels will be happy to act as a delivery address.

Here are some links to help you get started:

• Trans-Russian Journey Planner
• Trans-Mongolian Journey Planner
• Trans-Manchurian Journey Planner
• Average Trans-Siberian Ticket Prices
• Trans-Siberian Tour Packages
• Train Schedules
• Tran-Siberian Guide

Yes, we can offer train tickets throughout Europe; with particular emphasis on those routes that begin, or end, in Russia.

Popular routes between Russia and other European countries include:

• Moscow ↔ Berlin on train 23/24
• Moscow ↔ Paris on train 23/24
• Saint Petersburg ↔ Helsinki on the Allegro services
• Moscow ↔ Helsinki on train 32/31 (the Leo Tolstoy)
• Moscow ↔ Nice on train 17/18
• Moscow ↔ Vienna on train 21/22
• Moscow ↔ Prague on train 21/22

Kaliningrad is part of Russia that is sperated from the main bulk of Russia by three countries, Belarus, Lithuania and Latvia. Because of this in addition to purchasing a train ticket to make the journey, y ou may need to apply for additional visas. 

All tickets to and from Kaliningrad can only be booked locally 10 days before the departure of the train due to paperwork that needs to be filled out at the train station.

Trains 801 and 803 from Saint Petersburg to Veliky Novgorod, and their returning trains 802 and 804, can also only be booked locally 10 days before the departure of the train. 

Before planning your journey to Kaliningrad you should contact one of our visa specialists to ensure that you have all the correct documentation to make the trip. 

While we cannot book these specific tickets, if they are a part of your trip our travel specialists will still be happy to advise. 

While we can book Train No 3 from Ulan Bator, please be aware Tickets for Train No 3 from Ulan Bator to Ulan-Ude, Irkutsk, or Moscow for example, can only be confirmed and issued one day prior to travel. This means you'll need to make sure you have a delivery address in Mongolia, often hotels and hostels will be happy to act as a del