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It's strange that Moscow and St Petersburg are both on the map, but the train route between them is not shown. It's very popular and very cheap. There are multi
by grishka 4y ago
It's strange that Moscow and St Petersburg are both on the map, but the train route between them is not shown. It's very popular and very cheap. There are multiple trains per night every night.
- thriftwy 4y agoIn the first section of the article they refer to another map[1], which is more detailed and has Russian/Caucasus trains. It is still lacking though - very detailed for Azerbaijan (some of which may not be served by proper sleepers?) but does not show many destination of Russian Caucasus (Makhachkala for example) Looks like they only plot named trains. Still, I was surprised to learn there is no sleeper rail connection between Russia and Baku, which turns out to be true. 1. http://www.night-trains.com/files/night-trains-europe-map.png http://www.night-trains.com/files/night-trains-europe-map.pn...