Tourist train 'Gastrotur' departs Moscow for southern Russia Oct 3

The tourist train 'Gastro-tour' will depart from Moscow to southern Russia on October 3.

Consensus

The tourist train 'Gastrotur' is scheduled to depart from Moscow on October 3.
The route of the 'Gastrotur' train includes Maykop, Krasnodar, Crimean Station, Novorossiysk, andTaganrog.
The train will include sleeper cars, luxury compartments, a restaurant car, a bar car, and a spa car.
The train is operated by AO 'FPK'.

The 'Gastrotur' train will return to Moscow after the southern route, completing the full loop. — vm
The 'Gastrotur' train is equipped with two-story sleeper and SV cars with air conditioning, biotoilets, individual safes, and outlets. — m24
The 'Gastrotur' route includes a stop in Krymskaya (Crimea Station), and passengers will be able to visit the Japanese Garden in Krasnodar Park, try apple juice and Adyghe cheese in Maykop, and walk through vineyards. — vm
The 'Gastrotur' train does not mention stops in Krymskaya or specific tourist activities like tasting cheese or visiting vineyards. — m24
The 'Gastrotur' tour includes a masterclass in making vareniki, a gastronomic tram ride in Taganrog, and wine tasting. — vm
The 'Gastrotur' train's route does not include any mention of gastronomic activities or excursions beyond the train's general description. — m24
The 'Ogni Severa' tourist train will run once in 2026 on October 30, following a route from Moscow to Petrozavodsk, Murmansk, Belomorsk, Vologda, and back to Moscow. — vm
The 'V v Kareliyu' tourist train will run on August 14 on a new route: Moscow – Petrozavodsk – Medvezhyaya Gora – Sortavala – Vyborg – Moscow. — m24