Trans-Siberian Railway (Full Network)

The longest railway line in the world, spanning 9 time zones/Infrastructure

The Trans-Siberian Railway connects Moscow to Vladivostok across 9,289 kilometers, making it the longest railway line in the world. Construction began in 1891 and was largely completed by 1916. The route crosses 9 time zones, 16 major rivers (including the Volga, Ob, and Amur), and passes through 87 cities and towns. Including the Trans-Manchurian and Trans-Mongolian branch lines, the total network extends even further. A complete journey from Moscow to Vladivostok takes approximately 6 days and 2 hours on the Rossiya train, with 65 scheduled stops.