For those who have enough time to spend on travel is possible by train from Italy and then take the link with the Trans-Siberian railway to Moscow.
And 'course, a trip a bit' expensive because the ticket was bought in Italy in euro but worth it to face it because it gives way to discover step by step, station after station, Eastern Europe.
there a train from Venice to Moscow and arrives in about 48 hours going to Budapest in Hungary and Kiev in Ukraine. For more detailed the website of the State Railways .
Alternatively you can take a train to Vienna or Berlin and from there change and take a train to Moscow. Pay close attention to ride these trains that follow: If the journey to Moscow, the train crosses the Belarusian soil then you should be fitted with a transit visa for this state to reclaim before leaving to ' Embassy of Belarus in Italy, and without this since there will pass on Belarusian soil, and invite you to get off the train, which was quite unpleasant!
If revenue from Ukraine to Russia from the south that is then you will not need a visa as EU citizens can move freely in this state.
A good solution, however, provides that the use of buses, I think what initially had planned for my trip or to reach Budapest by bus (via Udine, Austria and Slovenia) due to good and frequent connections between major cities Italian and Hungary provided by the company Eurolines , then take the train from Budapest to Kiev daily leaving at 18:15 and arrives in Budapest to the Ukrainian capital at 20:01 the following day. Once you have visited Kiev at the time we leave Moscow by train daily from the station Kiev Pass and arrive at the station at 20:09 Moscow Kiyevskaya the morning at 06:39.
To purchase tickets for these trains from Italy ci si può rivolgere all'affidabile sito delle Ferrovie tedesche BAHN (in italiano). Per i treni in Ucraina (compreso quello succitato) è possibile rivolgersi all'agenzia Solo East Travel con base a Kiev che organizza interessanti gite in Crimea e persino visite guidate alla centrale nucleare di Chernobyl!
Si può anche raggiungere Praga dall'Italia con Eurolines e poi da Praga prendere il treno diretto per Mosca che passa dalla Bielorussia.
Una volta a Mosca inizia il viaggio verso l'Estremo Oriente.
And 'course, a trip a bit' expensive because the ticket was bought in Italy in euro but worth it to face it because it gives way to discover step by step, station after station, Eastern Europe.
there a train from Venice to Moscow and arrives in about 48 hours going to Budapest in Hungary and Kiev in Ukraine. For more detailed the website of the State Railways .
Alternatively you can take a train to Vienna or Berlin and from there change and take a train to Moscow. Pay close attention to ride these trains that follow: If the journey to Moscow, the train crosses the Belarusian soil then you should be fitted with a transit visa for this state to reclaim before leaving to ' Embassy of Belarus in Italy, and without this since there will pass on Belarusian soil, and invite you to get off the train, which was quite unpleasant!
If revenue from Ukraine to Russia from the south that is then you will not need a visa as EU citizens can move freely in this state.
A good solution, however, provides that the use of buses, I think what initially had planned for my trip or to reach Budapest by bus (via Udine, Austria and Slovenia) due to good and frequent connections between major cities Italian and Hungary provided by the company Eurolines , then take the train from Budapest to Kiev daily leaving at 18:15 and arrives in Budapest to the Ukrainian capital at 20:01 the following day. Once you have visited Kiev at the time we leave Moscow by train daily from the station Kiev Pass and arrive at the station at 20:09 Moscow Kiyevskaya the morning at 06:39.
To purchase tickets for these trains from Italy ci si può rivolgere all'affidabile sito delle Ferrovie tedesche BAHN (in italiano). Per i treni in Ucraina (compreso quello succitato) è possibile rivolgersi all'agenzia Solo East Travel con base a Kiev che organizza interessanti gite in Crimea e persino visite guidate alla centrale nucleare di Chernobyl!
Si può anche raggiungere Praga dall'Italia con Eurolines e poi da Praga prendere il treno diretto per Mosca che passa dalla Bielorussia.
Una volta a Mosca inizia il viaggio verso l'Estremo Oriente.
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