Andermatt to Moscow by train
Travel from Andermatt (Switzerland) to Moscow (Russia) by train (2240km): schedule and information to the train connection. Compare fares and buy your ticket.
To travel by train from Andermatt in Switzerland to Moscow in Russia, the main route leads via Germany and Poland. Please read the following information and blog posts.
Your travel route could be like that.
2240 km
How to use the following information: we show you the best routes and where to buy tickets. On longer routes you may need more than one ticket. Book your tickets step by step as explained. If you have questions about the route from Andermatt to Moscow, please ask in our forum. Of course, sometimes there are as well other travel routes possible.
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train connections : popular connections travelled by other users
Moscow - Andermatt / Bern - Moscow / Zurich - Moscow / Geneva - Moscow / Lucerne - Moscow / Davos - Moscow / St. Moritz - Moscow / Zermatt - Moscow / Basel - Saint Petersburg / Zurich - Saint Petersburg1 Andermatt (Switzerland) - Berlin (Germany) - Moscow (Russia)
The route consist of more than one step. You have to buy several train tickets.
1a Travelling from Andermatt (Switzerland) to Berlin (Germany)
Up to 40 direct train connections run daily from Switzerland to Germany. Trains travel on lines from Basel, Zurich, Bern, Interlaken and Chur to Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Munich, Hamburg and Berlin.
Buy cheap train tickets from Deutsche Bahn. Tickets "Super Sparpreis Europa" cost from 19 EUR. Since single trip train tickets in Switzerland can be quite expensive, the Deutsche Bahn offer is thus extremely attractive.
There are also night train connections from Zurich and Baseln to Hamburg and Berlin.
You can find the exact timetable and ticket price via the booking links provided.
Where to buy a ticket from Andermatt to Berlin?
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The following links could be interesting for you.
train types: Train types you are likely to travel with.
Intercity (IC) / IntercityExpress (ICE) / EuroCity (EC)
night train: Night trains that might be suitable for this trip.
ÖBB nightjet NJ470 Zurich - Berlin / ÖBB nightjet NJ471 Berlin - Zurich / ÖBB nightjet NJ40470 Zurich - Hamburg / ÖBB nightjet NJ401 Hamburg - Zurich
train company:
DB Deutsche Bahn / SBB Schweizerische Bundesbahnen
train connections: popular connections travelled by other users
Berlin - Andermatt / Zurich - Berlin / Zurich - Munich / Zurich - Hamburg / Zurich - Cologne / Zurich - Frankfurt am Main / Basel - Berlin / Lucerne - Munich / Interlaken - Cologne / Lugano - Berlin / Geneva - Berlin
search for train schedules here: Online timetable information, on which you can find relevant, up-to-date connections.
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1b Travelling from Berlin (Germany) to Moscow (Russia)
Two direct night trains connect Berlin with Moscow. The journey time is 24 hours. You can buy train tickets from 160 EUR. The price depends on your travel date and the category you choose. You can find the exact timetable and ticket prices via the given booking links.
Three times a week you can travel on these direct train connections. One night train comes from Paris (EN453 Transeuropean Express) with a stop in Berlin. From Berlin there is a direct train EN 441/14M Strizh.
You can find travel reports with many photos about both night trains in our blog.
If you want to avoid the trip through Belarus, travel from Berlin to Warsaw and from there by night train to Kiev. In Kiev you take the direct train to Moscow.
Where to buy a ticket from Berlin to Moscow?
The following links could be interesting for you.
night train: Night trains that might be suitable for this trip.
EN 23J/452 Moscow - Paris / EN 453/24J Paris - Moscow / EN 13M/440 Moscow - Berlin / EN 441/14M Berlin - Moscow
train connections: popular connections travelled by other users
Moscow - Berlin
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