anonymous
Traveller
2469 comments
Posted 16 years ago
Well i was looking on the dutch interrail website and noticed that under price catagory 3 it lists Russia...
Being a humongous country, it would be great to travel 8 days for under 100e... wouldn't it? even the transsiberian express doesn't take that long (roughly 6 and a half days from st. petersburg to vladivostok)
And those tickets cost hundreds of e...
Is this a mistake or are the tickets for real? and if so, do you need to pay a supplement for the transsiberian express?
cheers,
ao
anonymous
Traveller
2469 comments
oh i totally agree with you there, ns = poep.
i was just curiously excited is all.
Is there a interrail-like ticket for russia that anyone knows of?
Peter
Traveller
9333 comments
hi...
Russia definitely don't belong to Interrail ... only Russian citizens can buy an InterRail ticket.
there was the possibility to buy a one-country-pass for Russia three years ago ... but this ticket was called Eurodomino but doesn't exist anymore... :(
have fun,
Peter
:)
[b]UPDATE:[/b] Russian train tickets are available here - [ux]https://rail.shop/realrussia[/ux]
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