TRANS SIBERIAN RAILWAY BY PRIVATE "IMPERIAL TRAIN"

Moscow to Beijing by
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Moscow to Beijing by "Imperial Russia" Train
Explore Transsiberian route - thousands of kilometers from the shores of the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean, through Europe and Asia - three largest countries in the world - Russia, Mongolia and China. Eastbound Direction.
15 days
14 nights
Aug 19, 2018 - Sep 02, 2018 
Beijing to Moscow by
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Beijing to Moscow by "Imperial Russia" Train
Explore Transsiberian route - thousands of kilometers from the shores of the Baltic Sea to the Pacific Ocean, through Europe and Asia - three largest countries in the world - Russia, Mongolia and China. Westbound direction.
15 days
14 nights
Aug 27, 2018 - Sep 10, 2018 
Moscow - to Ulan-Bator by
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Moscow - to Ulan-Bator by "Imperial Russia" Train
This journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway begins in Moscow and takes you to two of the world's largest countries: Russia and Mongolia.
12 days
11 nights
May 21, 2017 - Jun 01, 2017 
Ulan-Bator to Moscow by
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Ulan-Bator to Moscow by "Imperial Russia" Train
12 days
11 nights
May 28, 2017 - Jun 08, 2017 
Moscow – Vladivostok by
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Moscow – Vladivostok by "Imperial Russia" Train
Transsiberian high-comfort private train from Moscow to Vladivostok. Good quality combined with reasonable rates makes it the most economical private train tour in Russia. Meals and sightseeing are included. The train has a restaurant car,onboard entertainment and first aid medical assistance. Higher category cabins have private showers.
14 days
13 nights
Jul 19, 2018 - Aug 01, 2018 
Vladivostok - Moscow by
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Vladivostok - Moscow by "Imperial Russia" Train
14 days
13 nights
Jul 30, 2018 - Aug 12, 2018 
Moscow-Vologda-Moscow by
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Moscow-Vologda-Moscow by "Imperial Russia" Train
10 days
9 nights
Dec 26, 2017 - Jan 04, 2018 
testimonials
I wish to thank you for all your help in planning our trip from St. Petersburg to Moscow. All went very well. The train ride was uneventful. We did need some assistance from the concierge at our hotel in St. Petersburg in deciphering the signs in the railroad station. We had her write our the words "departure" and "arrival" in Russian, so we would know what track our train would be leaving.
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