Liner Hotel Yekaterinburg
3 Bakhtchlvandjl (Bakchivanzhi) Square Yekaterinburg, Urals, 620910, Russian Federation
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Eurasia
... the city, seeing for example a church (Temple on the Blood) where the last Tsar and his family were executed during the Russian revolution - which is (today at least) on the side of a busy road. I also went to a photo exhibition for a competition "Best of Russia 2010" with lots of varied an interesting pictures from across Russia by both professional ...
In Siberia - part 1
... family - then monarchy will fall and you and your family will be dead within a year". Then his prediction came true. Fascinating to read about the last monarch and sad that they all had to die that way.
On a positive note - today we are leaving to Irkutsk and it will be the longest time on the train - three days and three nights. Next stop - Lake Baikal and village Listvyanka.
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A different look
... at about 2pm local time, which is 2 hours ahead of Moscow time. All the train tickets and clocks in the train stations are on Moscow time, so could get interesting! I did have a bit of a panic the other day when I tried to work out the tickets and thought they said we were arriving into some places at 4.30am, when i thought we were arriving more like 8.30, a quick email to Matt, who had done our booking for us and I remembered about the Moscow time on the tickets! We had a longish ...
In and Out
... house, because we're leaving early it was in and out. We both felt we could stay at this place a bit longer but all g, we were gong to moscow. Our man dropped us off at the train station at about 10 moscow time (all the trains run on MT) and we stowed our bags away for a bit, then it was off ofr a quick city explore. Took the metro into with the goal of walking bag. Turned out to be a great idea because we got to see this aweome ice palace, walked out in the middle ...
The TSR (Part I)
... have the beds out all day, leaving us largely confined to the uncomfortable upper bunks. On the rare occasions when I ventured down, they continued to recline, leaving me about half a seat’s worth of room before I began encroaching on the large Russian woman’s precious foot space. The only time that we were able to reclaim our rightful positions was when we pulled out our food to eat. At this point, instead of just sliding over, they would leave the room ...



