THE TRANSSIBERIAN RAILROAD

Crossing 2 continents and 6 time zones, 10 days and 11 nights, stopping at more than 100 stations, it’s the world's greatest and longest train journey: The Trans Siberian is a network of railways connecting Western Russia to the Far East: 10.000 kilometers, starting from the Russian capital, Moscow, crossing the magnificent and vast Russian steppes, over the Ural mountains, through Siberia, alongside the shores of the world's largest and deepest freshwater lake: Lake Baikal, then, the vast plains of Mongolia, before reaching the final destination: the strategic port of Vladivostok on the Pacific side..