Is it possible to get from manchester to moscow by train?

Question

Is it possible to get from manchester to moscow by train?

Answer 1

do you Moscow as in Russia or in the US

there is a a Moscow  in the USA

Moscow usa

and there is a Manchester (In new Hampshire!)

Answer 2

...yes, but plan a-head...  you'll have to go thru Paris, Germany (Berlin) and several connections into Russia... make sure you have all your "documents" up-dated and be ready to be "detained" and "checked-out" inside the Russian borders...(gotta love the Russians), "they" think everyone is coming in from a Baltic State to cause problems... (use Euor's)

Answer 3

Sure it's possible. It takes about 45 hours, and you'll not only need to get a Russian visa, but you will also need a transit visa for Belarus.

Manchester - London Euston

Walk to St Pancras (it's less than 10 minutes' walk, much faster than going by underground)

Eurostar London St Pancras - Brussels Midi

Brussels Midi - Cologne

Cologne - Moscow  Byelorusski (this train doesn't run every day, so check timetables; it's the Amsterdam to Moscow service).

Answer 4

Yes, via Europe, but be prepared for a very long drawn out and tiresome trip with loads of hassle and belligerent little buggers once inside the Russian borders. I think they are all direct descendants of Ghengis Khan!!!!!

Answer 5

Yep

Answer 6

Manchester - London (Euston)

London (Euston) - London (St Pancras) - by Underground

London (St Pancras) - Paris - by Eurostar via Channel Tunnel

Paris - Warsaw

Warsaw - Moscow

All of which will take you several days, but it is possible. Best find out via Cook's Timetable:-

http://www.europeanrailtimetable.co.uk/

Answer 7

Gee, It must be possible. I think the tunnel to France would get you to any point you want to go in Europe or Asia. You most likely will need a passport and all kinds of visa's.

Answer 8

i think its impossible

Answer 9

Yes it is but it's an awfully about-the-houses way of doing it!. you'd be better off getting the Ferry.