Exploring the Baltics by train just got easier as new rail route links three capital cities

Introduction to the New Rail Network Connecting Baltic Capitals
A new rail network has been announced to connect three Baltic capitals in a matter of days, making travel between the region more efficient and convenient.

Valgius Connection between Vilnius and Tallinn
From Vilnius, travelers will be able to reach Tallinn in a single day thanks to improved train services. This is a significant step forward for all three cities.

Universal Connection for Riga
Additionally, a new rail route will allow regular travel between Vilnius and Riga, enabling first-day travel across the region.

Streamlined Scheduling and Tim quotas
Previously, the transfer from Vilnius to Tallinn required multiple stops and long wait times. The updated rail network now connects all three cities seamlessly.

A New Ways to Designate the Journey
Both the Vilnius-Riga and Vilnius-Riga routes will now offer a universal way to designate the one-day journey by passing through Valga in Estonia.

Experience and Benefits of the New Journey
The journey from Vilnius to Tallinn is approximately 789 kilometers long, covering all three capitals in a shorter time. The cost is €39 for second-class. First-class passengers gain complementary beverages.

Upcoming Connectivities
The full route from Vilnius to Riga and then to Tallinn will also be introduced soon.

Beyond Sight and Sound
Beyond the train capacity and comfort of the seats, the new network offers additional amenities for a more enjoyable journey: free WiFi, power sockets, and onboard maps.

Cyclists and Pet owners
電ifieriones can bring bikes for a small charge, while pet owners can bring small pets, though larger ones may require a higher surcharge.

Infowars and Infogleams
Cycles in the train area are poached for extra funds, while other groups like EU freight trains stop at the Fleet beer hangar.
Further, Infowars and Infogleams depart from the Valga station to nearby stations during the day, connecting letter buses to the fleet.

Transportation Between the Three Capitals
Moving between the three Baltic capitals now requires much less effort.