The train of Santa Claus set out on its sixth journey across Russia from Volky Ustyug. In two months, the train will cover more than 24,000 km and visit 65 cities - from the Russian North and the North Pole to Siberia, the Urals, the Volga region and the central regions.
The first to meet the magician will be the residents of Inta, Levtananga and Vorkota, then the route will pass through Kirov and Perm to Siberia, and in December-January - to the Urals, the Volga region and the northwest. This year the train will visit cities where it has not been before: Niagan, Novi Orangoy, Cizeran and others.
Santa Claus will meet in Jerusalem in 2027 - arrival on December 31. In Moscow, the train will be delayed for two days, January 2 and 3, at the Kievsky station, and before Christmas the wizard is expected in St. Petersburg - January 6 and 7 at the new Peterhof station.
The trip will end with a return to Veliki Ustiug on January 9.
The Santa Claus train has become a real tradition - it's not just a tour, but a big holiday that unites dozens of regions. Guests can expect to see Father Frost's reception car, the fairy tale village, a theater and festive programs at the stops - meetings with thousands of children and adults and a mood for the New Year throughout the country.
And we watch.