I taught English in Russia for 5 years and only took the platzkart, even with a 40-hour journey from St. Petersburg to Krasnodar. For US viewers, it's kind of like a college dormitory on wheels.
Moscow IT worker here, main hobby is trekking new mountains in Russia once a year. I'm usually taking platzkart if it's not completely booked. Because being locked with 52 people is much more comfortable then being locked with 3 more or even 1. No one in platzkart is going to change air conditioning to full heat because they think their child is not warm enough in the middle of summer. Better then taking a plane because it's a great place to sleep overnight and wake up at your destination, saves time like instant teleportation. Yes I've tried all types of wagons. SW wagons were the worst experience because being treated like some king or ubermensh made me really shy, i'll better play table games with people from platzkart.
I rode the train from Moscow ( Pavelyetskaya station ) to Saratov in the '90s. The experience was great. I liked the old Soviet era trains but they are slow. The commodes dump onto the tracks and the attendant locks the lavatory door before entering a city. The compartments were clean and comfortable. And people share their food and drinks. I liked the tea and the tea cups provided by the attendants. Very professional. A great way to tour Russia.
Loud toilet flushing used to make me plug my ears and startle me as a child. The toilet flushing in the video with the caption "flushing from hell", was very nostalgic lol
I am watching your videos for the first time. I am getting very excited to see the daily life of Russia🇷🇺 also love train travel, so I want to travel on the longest railway track in the world, of course I am talking about the Trans-Siberian railway track. Best wishes for you from Pakistan🇵🇰👍
I believe it when you say that it takes a long time to edit these videos. While everything is great in the videos, the editing is always the best part for me. You put so much style and personality into the editing, which is always a joy to see!👍
In 1976 , I travelled 7 days (excluding stops ) on the Trans Siberian , in a small group , with an assigned Inturist guide . There were 2 classes - "hard" & "soft" . We had "hard" , with 4 to a compartment - but they were mostly group members . I recall them still being more comfortable than the one shown in the video . Occasionally a single Russian would be assigned to our compartments . Few spoke any English , but we played chess & they were pleasant enough in the compartment , but avoided us on the platform during short stops . This was still the height of the Cold War , so we understood . The Chai boiler was not self serve . A babushka did that for us .
@@AgentNesty respect from Romania. first of all, I was blown away after seeing so many beds in a train carriage without partitions. when I took the ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, I had access to;; the room;; but I preferred to be on the deck or bar because the space was narrow. about the toilet, when I took the plane from Bucharest to London, when I used the toilet for the first time I felt bad because of the noise, so I understand your feeling in the train toilet I tell you honestly, I congratulate you for your films. Because of you, I look at Russia with more tolerance because I have to separate politics from special Russians like you. Have a nice day
Been watching videos on russia for years, and must say... it's awesome seeing your villages and day to day life. 32 years old, and considering immigrating to Russia. Not for the government, but for the quiet life and see the historical sites the beautiful country has to offer. Anyone need a Mail order Husband(Kidding)
Your videos are always charming, humorous, and informative, Nesty! I like trains, and I enjoyed this virtual trip. With all the bad stuff happening over there, seeing a slice of normal life is nice. Do take care of yourself, please, and keep posting!!
Yes, everything is sad in Russia, there are no crowds of drug addicts dying from salts and acid right on the street, as in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, there are not half a million homeless people, as in the same USA. Inexpensive public transport, safe movement on railways, free medicine, lack of support for bestiality, pederasty and pedophilia.. Russia is just terrible, what can I say.
You're such a well rounded human being. Brave, charming, intelligent, a good story teller, full of humour (under all situations) and stunningly beautiful... I like your videos ...great contents. Thanks for sharing adventures.. All the best.
Hi Nesty, thanks for your explanations. Well, you are still young and be honest, you dont need to much luxury comfort. I wish we would have better times all together and it would be a great experience to make such trips. Take care my dear. CU
I am so glad to have found this channel! Please continue making your videos. Your unique style has the potential to attract a large audience and new supporters.
From Latinamerica, I wish someday our countries can joint lands, business, cultures, people with a modern, fast and practicals lines trains similar to Russian or China Railways. Poka Pokaaa...
I used to travel with similar trains 35 years ago. I'd say that if it is the cheapest train, then its way better then how it was back then. And even back then I liked it. If you have to travel 2-3 days in such a train, you will get used to it like home :)
I remember similar trains in Austria 🇦🇹 when I was a kid. When you flushed the toilet a flap at the bottom of the toilet opened and everything was just falling out on the rails.
That was so entertaining. Thank you. You are gorgeous. I enjoy listening to you talk. Your voice is really soothing. And your English is really good. There are people here in America, from America that can't speak as well. Lol. Thank you for your videos.
I wonder what other people thought about the girl on the train talking to herself all day in English?It looks quite a cool way to travel meeting other people for few days on a train.
Great video! I love travel by train. I was in Russia for the 2018 WC. I traveled from St. Petersburg to Bychov (Belarus) via train. It was a fun experience! I love the comfort and the ability to lay down and sleep on train. Well done A. Nesty!!!!
I can tell by her eyes there’s not much if any Tartar in her genes. I watch Eli’s channel also. But, there’s definitely a distinct difference despite the obvious resemblance.
respect from Romania. first of all, I was blown away after seeing so many beds in a train carriage without partitions. when I took the ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, I had access to;; the room;; but I preferred to be on the deck or bar because the space was narrow. about the toilet, when I took the plane from Bucharest to London, when I used the toilet for the first time I felt bad because of the noise, so I understand your feeling in the train toilet I tell you honestly, I congratulate you for your films. Because of you, I look at Russia with more tolerance because I have to separate politics from special Russians like you. Have a nice day
Wow, very interesting. At first I thought it was strange to have a bed in the design of that train. As I watched more, I thought it was a great idea to be able to sleep while travelling long distance. I hope security of your personal items is safe from theft. I love your humour and videos.
Thank u for your comment ❤️ Since there is a cameras in the train, conductor, train police and people who can’t leave until the destination point, everything is safe :) But ofc we need to be carefully with security of our staff 🌝
Have done a sleeper car from LA, California to Fort Worth, Texas. It's a cool way to travel, but getting a private sleeper car compartment is rather expensive way to travel (what I had was good bit roomier than your accommodations). There's the dedicated dining cars and observation deck cars. This sleeper compartment had it's own private toilet facility. Doing this at least once is a nice bucket list item to check off, but it's considerably more expensive way to travel vs the air lines. If came to Russia would want to indeed do such travel as sounds like it would be much more affordable.
Really, You are an angel 😇😇. When I see your face , my Depression goes away ❤️❤️😇😇. I really want to meet with you but We live in different nations but your videos always charmed me. Stay safe 💕💕
Russia does have a wider rail gauge that many other countries. Its 5 feet, compared to 4 feet in most places. I would think the cars are a little wider.
Maybe it was the same overnight sleeper car train I took 35 years ago from Leningrad to Moscow. I'm a *really* heavy sleeper but couldn't get a wink of sleep that night. Had tickets to the world famous Bolshoi Theatre the following night and slept through most of the show.
5:24 when I was a kid, I had a phase when I was deathly horrified by the toilet flushing sound as well…this went on for years, lol. I ultimately conquered the potty monster through inner adulting, I’m so proud of myself *snorts* love the vlog, keep ‘em coming!
Well, the toilet still looks a lot better than the one I had on my last night train by ÖBB (Austria). Granted, the cart was replaced last minute by one from Slovakia and ÖBB reimbursed 75% of the ticket price ... but at least your seat was in one piece. Not sure what sound mine would have made, I might not have been brave enough to use it.
@catsapp Just don't generalize and speak for all Russians here. Most Russians have long figured out what's going on and know how things really are in the West. The U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics recorded 54,539 train derailments between 1990 and 2021, an average of 1,704 per year. Just think about the figure - 1704 trains a year, Karl!!! Russia could not have dreamed of such a thing in a terrible dream. 1 derailment in Russia is already a state emergency.
Thanks to you and all the others who have posted videos on train travel in Russia, I know to bring plenty of food and prepare for an adventure. A very entertaining video, Nesty! By the way, there is no keeping it a secret that you used the toilet by how much noise it makes. Everyone on the car will know! How tolerant are Russians with people who snore loudly on trains?
Thank u for your comment, my neighbor snorted but I just tried to fall asleep before her 😅 Overall everyone understands what we’re here together, so inconvenience may happen. And if you’re a light sleeper, it’s better to be prepared 🧐
I always take earplugs on the train, because I know that people can snore. In general, people are tolerant of snoring. Once in my compartment, a man snored all night, but it didn't bother me much, since I plugged my ears with earplugs. In the morning, when the man woke up, he asked me if he snored at night and did not interfere with sleep. I smiled, said that he was really snoring, but everything is OK. Then he exclaimed, "Oh, you should have pushed me and I would have shut up!". That was so sweet of him, lol.
Very interesting really! What a good experience, also someday you gotta take the transiberian and show us. Anyways, keep that accent!!! Disclaimer: Im not Russian/Slav, it's only my name.
This is luxury compared to the U.S. Army Caboose in Frankfurt (21st replacement unit} Germany. We had no light, no toilet, no food, no water just air to breathe.
Your Platzkart train is so much better than the best trains here. They got rid of the sleeping facilities years ago so people try and sleep in seats like on a plane. There is no hot water (what a good idea). Many years ago they had good restaurant cars on the trains but now it’s very basic….pizza, sandwiches, pasta….and also not cheap.. …..your country has made a sensible railway service …….
❤❤❤❤ Анастасия, здорово, что ты вернулась.. спасибо, что взяла нас с собой в поездку на поезде. Ты идешь домой? выходя из дома? или просто хотите помучить себя?. 😂 Вы НЕ потеряли свою ХОРОШУЮ внешность и чувство юмора. Спасибо. надеюсь, что вы поделитесь больше в ближайшем будущем. мы тебя любим.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😘😘❗️
Haha! British railway carriage at 13.04. I think it is actually a 1950s sleeping car and not a dining car, and a miniature model. It would be nice if Nesty could have had a look at the more expensive seats at the other end of the train beyond the dining car, but I expect she would have risked another stern lecture from that middle aged woman about going into an area where she is not allowed.
Hm my longest trainjourney was from Zürich to Zinnowitz, the german part of Usedom, about 1000 km, it was very interessting. After watching this video, i want to go to another long journey by train!
You write the best content on RUclips. As the father of 2 adult daughters older than you, I have to say: You’re my guilty pleasure (for entertainment purposes of course). Nesty, you don’t have to be political to be entertaining. If I want political content, I’ll log onto a social platform. In politics, you must take a stand, which is a no-win proposition. Why didn’t you have your cameraman (your partner) with you on the train? I hope he’s safe… I liked your “Slavic” bride Vlog, and laughed my ass off. Keep making great content, my favorite Agent…Nesty 🫶 Todd
My experience with russian railways was only taking a regional train from Yaroslavsky station to Sergey Posiad. Yaroslavsky is a beauty piece of architecture,only pigeons choose it as their toilet. The train costs only 2 euro but you got wooden planks and NO TOILET which was the worst thing. Anyway, unless you live in countries where there is a cult about railways (Germany,Switzerland,Japan and so on) there are always embarassing trains. Yours Nesty is not so bad telling the t truth 😅
Oh, I actually love train trips so I don’t think trains in Russia is bad (would love to make this type of rides in other countries as well!) it was my journey what was stressful, but overall trains is pretty comfortable and it feels so nice to take a rest for a few days there 🥰
@@AgentNesty Well of course, with trains you can take a lot of bags that will be very expensive if you use airplanes. They are also cheaper. I can tell you it is interesting this kind of travel where people got places to lay and eat , we don't have such things in our part of Europe. Every nation here has its own level of quality and we don't have a sovereign railroads management, we just can travel inside our countries plus there are long distance trains connecting the capitals but they aren't so much telling the truth. Every nation, also eastern europe (baltic, poland, czechia, etc.) has top premium train with 4 rows of seats with central corridor and many tables for laptop or book reading, one snack car and restaurant car, and sleeping car where you have a tiny room (privacy is enforced here). some old intercity trains got a side corridor and room where up to 6 people cand sit during daylight and then roll over the beds for sleeping. these are the nice trains. the local trains often are REALLY dirty, because homeless sleep inside in train depots and you can smell urine stench. In eastern EU coutnries trains are slow as hell and often do very small distance, then you need to change often. a 200km trip could take up to 4h. in the western is better. The best railways are Germany and Switzerland, there they have a cult about spotless, in time fast trains.
You probably took the local train. All Russian local trains have a toilet, but not in every car. You need to walk several cars forward or backward to find it (or ask the conductor and other people, they will tell you).
@@lolitavine96162 euro, wooden planks, obviously he described "elektrichka" which is basically a suburban metro. i think they are not supposed to have toilets? but i may be wrong
@@johnterry4071 There are toilets on the electrichka train. But, as I said, not in every car. In the old type of electrichka there is at least one toilet for the entire train. Toilet cabins are usually located in the head and tail cars. There may be two or more toilets in high-speed and modern electrichka trains.
'Platzkart' is a nice German word. I have just realised that the Russian language uses a lot of German words, especially in the technical field.
@catsapp On the technical field Germans and Russians can work very well together, it just does not work on a political level.
In Russian Empire we had a large ethnic German population, btw I have some German roots too.
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Potato as Kartoffel is one.
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I taught English in Russia for 5 years and only took the platzkart, even with a 40-hour journey from St. Petersburg to Krasnodar. For US viewers, it's kind of like a college dormitory on wheels.
Lol yeah, but for all ages and sexes.
Moscow IT worker here, main hobby is trekking new mountains in Russia once a year. I'm usually taking platzkart if it's not completely booked. Because being locked with 52 people is much more comfortable then being locked with 3 more or even 1. No one in platzkart is going to change air conditioning to full heat because they think their child is not warm enough in the middle of summer. Better then taking a plane because it's a great place to sleep overnight and wake up at your destination, saves time like instant teleportation. Yes I've tried all types of wagons. SW wagons were the worst experience because being treated like some king or ubermensh made me really shy, i'll better play table games with people from platzkart.
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I rode the train from Moscow ( Pavelyetskaya station ) to Saratov in the '90s. The experience was great. I liked the old Soviet era trains but they are slow. The commodes dump onto the tracks and the attendant locks the lavatory door before entering a city. The compartments were clean and comfortable. And people share their food and drinks. I liked the tea and the tea cups provided by the attendants. Very professional. A great way to tour Russia.
Love your accent and your humor. Also love the Russian people and culture.
Loud toilet flushing used to make me plug my ears and startle me as a child. The toilet flushing in the video with the caption "flushing from hell", was very nostalgic lol
Gaaaahhh, I'm so jealous! In Canada, the train is super expensive. I would love to travel that way. Great vid, Anastasia!
Ah that explains it💪🏽
And late too. I take the Union Windsor is late going both ways same time same place everyday..
I am watching your videos for the first time. I am getting very excited to see the daily life of Russia🇷🇺 also love train travel, so I want to travel on the longest railway track in the world, of course I am talking about the Trans-Siberian railway track.
Best wishes for you from Pakistan🇵🇰👍
I believe it when you say that it takes a long time to edit these videos. While everything is great in the videos, the editing is always the best part for me. You put so much style and personality into the editing, which is always a joy to see!👍
A little too fast sometimes...
@@andresbiyaya5205 To each their own.
@@Brandon-ik3ym No way!😮
@@andresbiyaya5205 ?
@@Brandon-ik3ym What is what? 😅
In 1976 , I travelled 7 days (excluding stops ) on the Trans Siberian , in a small group , with an assigned Inturist guide . There were 2 classes - "hard" & "soft" . We had "hard" , with 4 to a compartment - but they were mostly group members . I recall them still being more comfortable than the one shown in the video . Occasionally a single Russian would be assigned to our compartments . Few spoke any English , but we played chess & they were pleasant enough in the compartment , but avoided us on the platform during short stops . This was still the height of the Cold War , so we understood . The Chai boiler was not self serve . A babushka did that for us .
Тётка с синдромом вахтёра, которая твёрдо уверена, что что-то запрещено (хотя на самом деле это не так) - это так типично
Nesty is one of the funniest/most charming ladies I know....Always sooo entertaining and fun!
Wow, thank u so much!!!❤️
COBALAH INDOMIE👈🏽👍
@@AgentNesty respect from Romania. first of all, I was blown away after seeing so many beds in a train carriage without partitions. when I took the ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, I had access to;; the room;; but I preferred to be on the deck or bar because the space was narrow. about the toilet, when I took the plane from Bucharest to London, when I used the toilet for the first time I felt bad because of the noise, so I understand your feeling in the train toilet I tell you honestly, I congratulate you for your films. Because of you, I look at Russia with more tolerance because I have to separate politics from special Russians like you. Have a nice day
Interesting those long distance train journeys. Thanks for letting us travel with you!
Thank u for joining!❤️
As always, Nesty is charming, witty, endearing, and of course, informative!
Thank u so much, I’m happy you’re watching 🥰❤️
But also very whiny, sensitive, dissatisfied, disrespectful and tactless.
Настя а не Нести. Вы не правильно пишете её имя
Been watching videos on russia for years, and must say... it's awesome seeing your villages and day to day life.
32 years old, and considering immigrating to Russia.
Not for the government, but for the quiet life and see the historical sites the beautiful country has to offer.
Anyone need a Mail order Husband(Kidding)
Your videos are always charming, humorous, and informative, Nesty! I like trains, and I enjoyed this virtual trip. With all the bad stuff happening over there, seeing a slice of normal life is nice. Do take care of yourself, please, and keep posting!!
Bad stuff in Russia? The bad stuff is not happening in Russia. This charming vlog shows everything is wonderful in Russia.
@Ro Bear That's a good way to put it.
Thank u so much Brian 😊 I’m happy you liked it! I’m trying to make more content about regular life in Russia.
@@AgentNesty привет из Австралии! 🇦🇺🚔👮🏼♂️✌️Классны канал!
Yes, everything is sad in Russia, there are no crowds of drug addicts dying from salts and acid right on the street, as in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, there are not half a million homeless people, as in the same USA. Inexpensive public transport, safe movement on railways, free medicine, lack of support for bestiality, pederasty and pedophilia.. Russia is just terrible, what can I say.
I love train rides. This one reminds me of those I enjoyed in the nineties. In better times I totally want to make a train trip through Russia.
Hope this times will some soon 🤞🏻
Minimum 7 days from Moscow to Vladivostok, so you totally can prove how much you love it)
@@Naerus 7 days !! Is there a shower on board ?
@@seanjodjones most old trains dont have shower, so you must have big skills in sustain your hygiene =D
Умница. Очень понравилось ваш ... как называется, влог? блог? Строете мосты-- добрые, смешные: вперед!
You are a blend of beauty and personality both. Beauty gets the attention , personality gets the heart.
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You're such a well rounded human being. Brave, charming, intelligent, a good story teller, full of humour (under all situations) and stunningly beautiful... I like your videos ...great contents. Thanks for sharing adventures.. All the best.
Thank u so much ❤️🥰 I’ll keep trying my best!
Hi Nesty, thanks for your explanations. Well, you are still young and be honest, you dont need to much luxury comfort. I wish we would have better times all together and it would be a great experience to make such trips. Take care my dear. CU
You are so quirky and funny. Love these videos- keep up the good work.
Thank u so much 🥰
Watching this gives me 100% nostalgia :)
You have a pretty face but it's your humor that I love. After all my bias finds all slovak gals in youtube pretty. So, its your humor that stands out.
Always interested in trains all my life ..thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I am so glad to have found this channel!
Please continue making your videos. Your unique style has the potential to attract a large audience and new supporters.
From Latinamerica, I wish someday our countries can joint lands, business, cultures, people with a modern, fast and practicals lines trains similar to Russian or China Railways. Poka Pokaaa...
I used to travel with similar trains 35 years ago. I'd say that if it is the cheapest train, then its way better then how it was back then. And even back then I liked it. If you have to travel 2-3 days in such a train, you will get used to it like home :)
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I did Leningrad to Moscow by trains in the 80's. One conductor and I got hammered on a bottle of scotch I brought along.
I remember similar trains in Austria 🇦🇹 when I was a kid. When you flushed the toilet a flap at the bottom of the toilet opened and everything was just falling out on the rails.
You Are alway so funny and glowing with happiness, thank you
That was so entertaining. Thank you. You are gorgeous. I enjoy listening to you talk. Your voice is really soothing. And your English is really good. There are people here in America, from America that can't speak as well. Lol. Thank you for your videos.
Спасибо за интересное видео Анастасия,вы самый красивый Агент❤
I wonder what other people thought about the girl on the train talking to herself all day in English?It looks quite a cool way to travel meeting other people for few days on a train.
I always look forward to your videos. Your editing and humor are the best!
Lovely video ! I like your humour and your kindness.
Hey Beb!! Another great video. I love Mother Russia, but I live so far away :(.
Great video! I love travel by train. I was in Russia for the 2018 WC. I traveled from St. Petersburg to Bychov (Belarus) via train. It was a fun experience! I love the comfort and the ability to lay down and sleep on train. Well done A. Nesty!!!!
Wow, so cool u was here at 2018! It was such a nice time 😊
@@AgentNesty Indeed it was a great time!
Brilliant as ever. Thanks!
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It's always a pleasure to watch your videos.
Love from India, I watched your couple of videos, those are lovely. Come visit India sometime❤😊
Thank u so much 🥰
I'm from Moscow and we call this train food instant noodles, but not spaghetti or "bshka". We have a funny special word for it - doshik.
You survived another adventure and I think still look good 😉😍
I can tell by her eyes there’s not much if any Tartar in her genes. I watch Eli’s channel also. But, there’s definitely a distinct difference despite the obvious resemblance.
respect from Romania. first of all, I was blown away after seeing so many beds in a train carriage without partitions. when I took the ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, I had access to;; the room;; but I preferred to be on the deck or bar because the space was narrow. about the toilet, when I took the plane from Bucharest to London, when I used the toilet for the first time I felt bad because of the noise, so I understand your feeling in the train toilet I tell you honestly, I congratulate you for your films. Because of you, I look at Russia with more tolerance because I have to separate politics from special Russians like you. Have a nice day
Wow, very interesting. At first I thought it was strange to have a bed in the design of that train.
As I watched more, I thought it was a great idea to be able to sleep while travelling long distance.
I hope security of your personal items is safe from theft.
I love your humour and videos.
Thank u for your comment ❤️ Since there is a cameras in the train, conductor, train police and people who can’t leave until the destination point, everything is safe :) But ofc we need to be carefully with security of our staff 🌝
Wishing I was forty years younger 😊
Haha your videos always make me laugh 🤣 and your so sweet too 🤭
Thanks Nesty 💜
You’re too cute! Love your channel. And I’m old enough to be your grandfather. Stay safe!
Have done a sleeper car from LA, California to Fort Worth, Texas. It's a cool way to travel, but getting a private sleeper car compartment is rather expensive way to travel (what I had was good bit roomier than your accommodations). There's the dedicated dining cars and observation deck cars. This sleeper compartment had it's own private toilet facility. Doing this at least once is a nice bucket list item to check off, but it's considerably more expensive way to travel vs the air lines. If came to Russia would want to indeed do such travel as sounds like it would be much more affordable.
The sheer size of Russia is impressive
i love russian ❤❤❤
Hello ! Good video! You made sure you got plenty of food for the 2 days train trip 😅....❤
Nice vlog I really like the way you talking and the information you give it
Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳❤
Moving to Moscow hopefully next year. Yipeeee!!!! Excited to do more food, travel, vids.
Just come across your videos beautiful new sub shout from england ❤
Really, You are an angel 😇😇. When I see your face , my Depression goes away ❤️❤️😇😇. I really want to meet with you but We live in different nations but your videos always charmed me. Stay safe 💕💕
Thats great vlog! my congrats Nesty! hugs from Turkey!
Russia does have a wider rail gauge that many other countries. Its 5 feet, compared to 4 feet in most places. I would think the cars are a little wider.
Maybe it was the same overnight sleeper car train I took 35 years ago from Leningrad to Moscow. I'm a *really* heavy sleeper but couldn't get a wink of sleep that night. Had tickets to the world famous Bolshoi Theatre the following night and slept through most of the show.
Your waggon connection reminds me of my childhood, but that was 50+ years ago.
I decided to try some of those instant potatoes(UK)and i was very impressed.Thanks for the tip.
5:24 when I was a kid, I had a phase when I was deathly horrified by the toilet flushing sound as well…this went on for years, lol. I ultimately conquered the potty monster through inner adulting, I’m so proud of myself *snorts* love the vlog, keep ‘em coming!
Your videos are both funny and informative, but you are attractive so it does make watching the video more rewarding.
я так залипла на твои видео, Настя. классные!
Well, the toilet still looks a lot better than the one I had on my last night train by ÖBB (Austria). Granted, the cart was replaced last minute by one from Slovakia and ÖBB reimbursed 75% of the ticket price ... but at least your seat was in one piece. Not sure what sound mine would have made, I might not have been brave enough to use it.
Yer trains are better than UK trains ours are dangerous loads migrants on ours
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@catsapp and you are right, it is.
@catsapp Just don't generalize and speak for all Russians here. Most Russians have long figured out what's going on and know how things really are in the West. The U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics recorded 54,539 train derailments between 1990 and 2021, an average of 1,704 per year. Just think about the figure - 1704 trains a year, Karl!!! Russia could not have dreamed of such a thing in a terrible dream. 1 derailment in Russia is already a state emergency.
Thanks to you and all the others who have posted videos on train travel in Russia, I know to bring plenty of food and prepare for an adventure. A very entertaining video, Nesty! By the way, there is no keeping it a secret that you used the toilet by how much noise it makes. Everyone on the car will know! How tolerant are Russians with people who snore loudly on trains?
Thank u for your comment, my neighbor snorted but I just tried to fall asleep before her 😅 Overall everyone understands what we’re here together, so inconvenience may happen. And if you’re a light sleeper, it’s better to be prepared 🧐
I always take earplugs on the train, because I know that people can snore. In general, people are tolerant of snoring. Once in my compartment, a man snored all night, but it didn't bother me much, since I plugged my ears with earplugs. In the morning, when the man woke up, he asked me if he snored at night and did not interfere with sleep. I smiled, said that he was really snoring, but everything is OK. Then he exclaimed, "Oh, you should have pushed me and I would have shut up!". That was so sweet of him, lol.
@@lolitavine9616 I think he should have said it in the evening and not in the morning.😆
Very interesting really! What a good experience, also someday you gotta take the transiberian and show us. Anyways, keep that accent!!!
Disclaimer: Im not Russian/Slav, it's only my name.
This is luxury compared to the U.S. Army Caboose in Frankfurt (21st replacement unit} Germany. We had no light, no toilet, no food, no water just air to breathe.
Анастасия, было бы интересно послушать как вы выучили английский язык. С уважением! 🙏🥰
Спасибо большое за коммент! ❤ Если кратко - нужна правильная мотивация и много англ сериалов 😂
good vid and interesting experience
i subscribed recently and i really find your vidoes entertaining , keep up the good work!
You make me smile.
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U look like a loyal girl...because u look like innocent 😊😊❤
Yes another humor of Fsb/svr video of rzd😄😄
really funny trip
Very enjoyable video. To me, using the Russian transport as a foreigner will be easier if you can manage some Russian. ;-)
very beautiful work, we have the Gain railway in Australia, 5 5-stair
Your Platzkart train is so much better than the best trains here. They got rid of the sleeping facilities years ago so people try and sleep in seats like on a plane. There is no hot water (what a good idea). Many years ago they had good restaurant cars on the trains but now it’s very basic….pizza, sandwiches, pasta….and also not cheap..
…..your country has made a sensible railway service …….
That was an absolute adventure Nesty, thank you sweetie. Always a treat to see you in the notifications.
I’m so happy u turn on the notification for my channel, thank u so much!!🥰
❤❤❤❤ Анастасия, здорово, что ты вернулась.. спасибо, что взяла нас с собой в поездку на поезде. Ты идешь домой? выходя из дома? или просто хотите помучить себя?. 😂 Вы НЕ потеряли свою ХОРОШУЮ внешность и чувство юмора. Спасибо. надеюсь, что вы поделитесь больше в ближайшем будущем. мы тебя любим.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😘😘❗️
This type of accommodation is 2 nd class in INDIAN AC TRAINS
Haha! British railway carriage at 13.04. I think it is actually a 1950s sleeping car and not a dining car, and a miniature model. It would be nice if Nesty could have had a look at the more expensive seats at the other end of the train beyond the dining car, but I expect she would have risked another stern lecture from that middle aged woman about going into an area where she is not allowed.
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Thank u so much for you support!🥰
For anyone, who thinks, that this is terrible, this is one of the newer carriages, so this is not even that bad)
Ужасно в Индии на крыше.
Hm my longest trainjourney was from Zürich to Zinnowitz, the german part of Usedom, about 1000 km, it was very interessting. After watching this video, i want to go to another long journey by train!
You write the best content on RUclips. As the father of 2 adult daughters older than you, I have to say: You’re my guilty pleasure (for entertainment purposes of course).
Nesty, you don’t have to be political to be entertaining. If I want political content, I’ll log onto a social platform. In politics, you must take a stand, which is a no-win proposition.
Why didn’t you have your cameraman (your partner) with you on the train? I hope he’s safe…
I liked your “Slavic” bride Vlog, and laughed my ass off. Keep making great content, my favorite Agent…Nesty 🫶
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Wow awesome video, thanks for showing me Russian train 🚆❤️❤️
You're absolutely adorable 😂
i like the Zphagetti❤
that was fun. you took a lot of food and tea bags I hope you got to use them all.
11:59 made me laugh so haaarrrddd!! 🤣
My experience with russian railways was only taking a regional train from Yaroslavsky station to Sergey Posiad. Yaroslavsky is a beauty piece of architecture,only pigeons choose it as their toilet. The train costs only 2 euro but you got wooden planks and NO TOILET which was the worst thing. Anyway, unless you live in countries where there is a cult about railways (Germany,Switzerland,Japan and so on) there are always embarassing trains. Yours Nesty is not so bad telling the t truth 😅
Oh, I actually love train trips so I don’t think trains in Russia is bad (would love to make this type of rides in other countries as well!) it was my journey what was stressful, but overall trains is pretty comfortable and it feels so nice to take a rest for a few days there 🥰
@@AgentNesty Well of course, with trains you can take a lot of bags that will be very expensive if you use airplanes. They are also cheaper. I can tell you it is interesting this kind of travel where people got places to lay and eat , we don't have such things in our part of Europe. Every nation here has its own level of quality and we don't have a sovereign railroads management, we just can travel inside our countries plus there are long distance trains connecting the capitals but they aren't so much telling the truth. Every nation, also eastern europe (baltic, poland, czechia, etc.) has top premium train with 4 rows of seats with central corridor and many tables for laptop or book reading, one snack car and restaurant car, and sleeping car where you have a tiny room (privacy is enforced here). some old intercity trains got a side corridor and room where up to 6 people cand sit during daylight and then roll over the beds for sleeping. these are the nice trains. the local trains often are REALLY dirty, because homeless sleep inside in train depots and you can smell urine stench. In eastern EU coutnries trains are slow as hell and often do very small distance, then you need to change often. a 200km trip could take up to 4h. in the western is better. The best railways are Germany and Switzerland, there they have a cult about spotless, in time fast trains.
You probably took the local train. All Russian local trains have a toilet, but not in every car. You need to walk several cars forward or backward to find it (or ask the conductor and other people, they will tell you).
@@lolitavine96162 euro, wooden planks, obviously he described "elektrichka" which is basically a suburban metro. i think they are not supposed to have toilets? but i may be wrong
@@johnterry4071 There are toilets on the electrichka train. But, as I said, not in every car. In the old type of electrichka there is at least one toilet for the entire train. Toilet cabins are usually located in the head and tail cars. There may be two or more toilets in high-speed and modern electrichka trains.
Привет, я люблю путешествовать на поезде, но мне нравится путешествовать по авиаплану.😊😮😊
Я люблю тебя, Нэсти, ты девушка моей мечты 💖😁
Almost forgot to like. Thanks for the video and hope all is well...or at least as well as it can be.
Love ❤you love your videos
Your Russian accent on English is SO SWEET!!!