The end of the Siberian Railway is here - the Vladivostok Railway Station is just opposite the Comrade Lenin who extends his arm to the right. The Russian railway station is easy to manage and can be accessed without a train ticket. The famous "9288 Monument" is on the platform of the station - the length of the railway from Moscow is 9,288 kilometers. From here, the train takes 7 days to cross the vast Russian land. On the top of the monument is the sculpture of the "double-headed eagle". I once saw the same monument at the station in Khabarovsk. The double-headed eagle is a symbol of Russia, looking towards the east and looking at the west. And the East and West are connected in series, the famous Siberian Railway. This huge project was completed under the repeated promotion of Tsar Alexander III (reigned from 1881 to 1894). Today, the tsarist relief in Vladivostok station is his son, the last Tsar Nicholas II. In 1891, Nikolay, who was the Crown Prince, personally hosted the foundation stone laying ceremony of Vladivostok. Through a small shopping mall in the station, step into the terrace outside the building, facing the Golden Horn Bridge, which is also the port of Vladivostok, which is the port of Vladivostok.