According to Russian Railways, the Moscow-Novorossiysk double-decker train has already started its journeys from the Kazan station since October 14. Novorossiysk was the last resort city in the south of the country that did not have trains with an increased number of passenger seats.
The train includes compartment and sleeping cars with air conditioning, bio-toilets, individual sockets, and other amenities. It departs daily from Moscow at 10:00 AM and arrives in Novorossiysk the next day at 1:02 PM. In the opposite direction, the train departs at 4:55 PM and arrives in Moscow the next day at 9:05 PM.
The journey will take approximately 27-28 hours, with several stops along the way in Voronezh, Rostov-on-Don, Krasnodar, and several other cities and stopping points.
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