Since the beginning of March 2020, our lives are changing every day in an unpredictable way. Obviously, since the first cases of coronavirus in St Petersburg were registered, our usual habits have become different.
Who could think a couple of months ago that we will be deprived of the freedom to travel, to leave our houses, and see nothing but COVID19 -related messages in mass media and Facebook news feed!
Many travelers prefer traveling in Russia on their own. Indeed, thanks to the Internet and a huge number of sites and services, planning…
I am sure that even those who live in Moscow can’t define the best places to visit in Moscow. Moscow has too many…
Visiting Russia in winter looks like a dream for some travellers, and like an insurmountable trial for others. Let’s find out if winter…
I suppose many of you have heard and visited famous Russian ballet performances. But what about ice skating shows? Summer is over, and…
On July 2019, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree introducing e-visa to St Petersburg, Russia and the Leningrad Region on October 1,…
Kronstadt is a city of Russian naval glory. Situated ~20 km from St. Petersburg, it’s a nice place for a 1-day trip. The…
Russian souvenirs reflect Russian culture and history. Many people have heard, for instance, about famous nesting Russian dolls — matryoshka. Surely, it’s one…
Traditional Russian food is the same Russian attraction as Red Square in Moscow. Indeed, don’t we often travel for trying new dishes and…
What are the places to visit in Russia? This is the question I hear most frequently. (Then comes “Is Russia safe to travel?“)…