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Snowmobiling, Lake Baikal, Russia – copyrighted

Ice Fishing, Lake Baikal – copyrighted

Golden Eagle Trans-Siberian Express – copyrighted

Golden Eagle Trans-Siberian Express – copyrighted

City of Vladimir, UNESCO World Heritage Site – copyrighted

Trans-Siberian Express Winter Wonderland

Russia & Mongolia

Trans-Siberian Express Winter Wonderland

Russia & Mongolia

Undoubtedly the world's greatest railway journey, the Trans-Siberian Railway runs like a steel ribbon across mysterious Russia connecting east and west from Moscow over the Urals, across the magnificent and endless steppe and alongside the shore of the world's largest freshwater lake... We suggest opting for the journey in winter to experience the iconic winter wonderland scenery.

Your adventure starts in Moscow, where you will take in the grandeur of the Kremlin and the treasures of the Tsars. Why not extend your stay, and attend a performance at the world-renown Bolshoi Theatre? After being greeted by a cold glass of Russian Champagne and canapes at the Imperial Waiting Room of Moscow Kazansky Station, you are ready to commence your train voyage.

Your next stop is the historic city of Vladimir, one of Russia’s oldest communities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After stopping by Vladimir and Novosibirsk, look forward to relaxing onboard as the train travels through Siberia; in utmost comfort, enjoy the ever-changing panoramas of snow-covered landscape unfold before you.

You’ll arrive in Irkutsk, nicknamed the “Paris of Siberia”, where you’ll visit the most significant sites. Your time in Lake Baikal is the highlight of travelling through Siberia in Winter. Completely frozen in winter, Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world and at this time of the year. Look forward to visiting the Ice Festival, where you’ll see intricate works of ice art. Next, you’ll be taken in a hovercraft on the frozen lake; the perfect vantage point from which to appreciate the magnificence of this unspoilt location. Ice fishing, dog-sledding and snowmobiling are available at leisure.

Come ask us about how the rest of the journey unfolds”¦

Country / Region

Mongolia / Eastern Asia
Russia / Eastern Europe and Russia

holiday type

Travel & Stay

When to go

February - March

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