Last Train to Russia

S1:E1 Saint Petersburg

Russia's second largest city after Moscow marks the beginning of Ainstein's journey.

S1:E2 Nizhny Novgorod

Ainstein's first stop is Nizhny Novgorod, one of Russia's historic cities.

S1:E3 Saransk

The capital of the Republic of Mordovia, where Ainstein plays hockey with the locals.

S1:E4 Samara

Ainstein learns about the history of the Bayan – a type of chromatic button accordion.

S1:E5 Kazan

One of Russia's cultural melting pots with over 100 different ethnic groups.

S1:E6 Ekaterinburg

Russia's fourth largest city lies near the boundary of Europe and Asia.

S1:E7 Volgograd

In this episode, Ainstein visits a local fishery to understand how caviar is harvested.

S1:E8 Rostov-on-Don

Ainstein visits one of the many Orthodox churches and the Russian Trains Museum.

S1:E9 Sochi

While the winters are very cold, the Russian summers in Sochi are beautiful.

S1:E10 Kaliningrad

Ainstein travels through the history-filled Kaliningrad.

S1:E11 Moscow

Ainstein's last stop on the Trans-Siberian railway is Moscow, the capital of Russia.

S1:E12 Moscow II

The last stop on the Trans-Siberian railway is Moscow, the capital of Russia.