To go to Novosibirsk we were lucky and we had a compartment with two beds to ourselves. Are half as large, but clearly more comfortable. They are at the end of the car and you can play with the numbering of the ticket. The journey to Novosibirsk Omsk in train 68 only lasts eight hours (1,741 rubles / 43 euros).
VIDEO: Taiga View from the window of Trans.
Novosibirsk is the capital of Siberia and largest city with nearly two million people. It is a typical Soviet city with vast avenues and buildings, which grew thanks to rapid industrialization during the communist regime of the USSR. Wide
Krasny avenue, which crosses from north to south the city, is the clearest example of Soviet urban planning and concentrates all the administrative buildings.
In the center of the Krasny avenue Lenin Square is the heart of Novosibirsk, which is dominated by the Teatro Opera and a magnificent statue of Lenin surrounded by partisans. In the Plaza comes Lenin Street, with bars, restaurants and terraces for a drink.
Other attractions include the Cathedral of the Ascension , with a colorful interior, and the tiny chapel of St. Nicholas , which marks the center of Russia.
In Novosibirsk we became even colder than in Omsk and not spend 18 degrees all day. A jacket or sweater is needed. In the afternoon we returned to the station to pick up bags of luggage and continue the path toward Krasnoyarsk Trans.
VIDEO: Taiga View from the window of Trans.
Novosibirsk is the capital of Siberia and largest city with nearly two million people. It is a typical Soviet city with vast avenues and buildings, which grew thanks to rapid industrialization during the communist regime of the USSR. Wide
Krasny avenue, which crosses from north to south the city, is the clearest example of Soviet urban planning and concentrates all the administrative buildings.
In the center of the Krasny avenue Lenin Square is the heart of Novosibirsk, which is dominated by the Teatro Opera and a magnificent statue of Lenin surrounded by partisans. In the Plaza comes Lenin Street, with bars, restaurants and terraces for a drink.
Other attractions include the Cathedral of the Ascension , with a colorful interior, and the tiny chapel of St. Nicholas , which marks the center of Russia.
In Novosibirsk we became even colder than in Omsk and not spend 18 degrees all day. A jacket or sweater is needed. In the afternoon we returned to the station to pick up bags of luggage and continue the path toward Krasnoyarsk Trans.
Novosibirsk station. 
Novosibirsk subway entrance. 
The Opera House stands behind the figure of Lenin. 
partisans Details surrounding Lenin. 
The opera house, bigger than the Bolshoi in Moscow. 
Another detail of the sculpture built in front of the theater. 
stroll under the watchful gaze of Lenin. 
The huge cross Novosibirsk Krasny avenue from end to end. 
The small chapel of St Nicholas marks the center of Russia. 
Memorial World War II. 
An old Lada parked on the street. 
Pretty cold in Novosibirsk. 
Sources in a park. 
A poster with old Soviet leaders. 
Krasny Raining on the avenue. 
Old Soviet-era trams through the streets. 
the trolley has been damaged. 
Strolling Novosibirsk. 
Since vegetables in the street. 
Cathedral of the Ascension. Finally the sun came out! 
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