St. Petersburg has five train
stations, each conveniently located near a metro station and named after its
primary destination. Unfortunately, the user-friendliness ends there. Long
lines, particularly in high season, a complicated scheduling and ticketing
system ... More...
The
Stations
Finland Station or
Finlandsky Vokzal is the only station north of the Neva... More...
By
train from Helsinki
Another pleasant way to travel is to take a train from a
European city to St Petersburg or Moscow. More...
By train from Moscow
The Red Arrow trains between St Petersburg and Moscow
are a
wonderful way to travel. Board the sleeper at night and arrive the next
morning for a full day of sightseeing...More...
Tips
The trains always leave on time with a broadcasted warning
five minutes before departure-and that is all! So do not miss the train!
First class has two beds to a compartment and second class has four...More...
St. Petersburg has five train
stations, each conveniently located near a metro station and named after its
primary destination. Unfortunately, the user-friendliness ends there. Long
lines, particularly in high season, a complicated scheduling and ticketing
system ... 
