Vltava
Runs
1-3 times a week
Travel time
27 hours
Distance
2095 km
Connects
3 countries
The Vltava is a fast train operating on the Moscow to Prague route 1-3 times a week depending on the season. The train is run by Russian Railways and is considered a 'firmenny' (branded) train.
1st and 2nd class cabins are available. The 1st class cabin has two lower berths and the 2nd class cabin has 4 berths: two upper and two lower. The train covers 2095 km in 27 hours and goes through 3 countries: Russia, Belarus, and Czech Republic.
NOTE: The train goes through Belarus on its route. You may need a Belarus transit visa to cross the territory of Belarus.
Schedule
Once you have your tickets, look forward to a wonderful, smooth
and enjoyable journey through the Russian countryside.
Buy your ticket safely and securely and then sit back
and enjoy the ride!
Recommended by
Our travel group under the names Express to Russia, Russian Rail and Trans-Europe Express has been recommended and/or accredited by:

A portion of your order goes to helping underprivileged Russian children.