City Plan Europe Asia full

There was no single, continuous railway system connecting Europe and Asia,  there were rail networks that extended from Europe into Asia.

1. Trans-Siberian Railway: The Trans-Siberian Railway is one of the most famous railways connecting Europe and Asia. It runs across Russia from Moscow to Vladivostok on the Pacific Ocean. It’s the longest railway line in the world and crosses the entire width of Russia, making it a key transportation route between Europe and Asia.
2. Bosphorus Rail Tunnel (Marmaray): The Marmaray project in Turkey includes an undersea railway tunnel that connects the European and Asian sides of Istanbul, allowing for commuter and freight trains to pass between the two continents.
3. Trans-Mongolian Railway: This railway connects Ulan-Ude in Russia to the Chinese border, running through Mongolia. It’s part of the larger Trans-Siberian Railway and offers a connection between Europe and China via Mongolia.
4. Trans-Caspian Railway: This railway system connects Central Asia (Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan) with the Caspian Sea, allowing for freight to be transported between Europe and Central Asia.
5. Orient Express: The legendary Orient Express used to connect Paris, France, to Istanbul, Turkey, serving as a luxury passenger train. While it’s not a direct Europe-Asia connection, it provided a historic rail link between these two continents.