The Trans-Siberian Railway – The World’s Ultimate Rail Journey Stretching an incredible 5,772 miles (9,289 km) from Moscow to Vladivostok, the Trans-Siberian Railway isn’t just a railway line… it’s one of the greatest journeys on Earth. Crossing eight time zones, this legendary route carries passengers through vast pine forests, sweeping steppes, the icy shores of Lake Baikal, and remote towns where life feels unchanged for generations. It’s a moving window into the heart of Russia—its landscape

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The Trans-Siberian Railway is perhaps the world's most known train route that connects western Russia to eastern Russia and China. The railway starts its path in Moscow and only travels eastward while going through the Ural mountains, the steppes, the huge taiga and then finally stops in Vladivostok, a city that lies near Japan. But Vladivostok is not the only final destination. You can travel to China or even Korea through this legendary route. More here: http://sntpeters.com/russian-train-tick

📢 ANNOUNCEMENT 📢 We’re celebrating the world’s most famous railway journey with a new exhibition arriving 26 March 2021. Trans-Siberian: The World’s Longest Railway will chart the global impact of the world’s longest rail journey. Produced in partnership with JSC Russian Railways, the exhibition will showcase priceless artefacts from Russia and the UK, brought together for the very first time. https://railwaymuseum.org.uk/whats-on/trans-siberian-worlds-longest-railway | National Railway Museum

The Orient Express, the Trans-Siberian Railway or even the Hogwarts Express. Every train journey in history can trace its origins back to one humble railway by the Welsh seaside. The world's first passenger railway service had left the world's first station in 1807 with a couple of hardy souls making the five-mile trip around Swansea Bay. Now there's trains and stations in virtually every corner of the world - but it all started in south Wales," said TV rail historian, Tim Dunn. Read more: https