The eternal truth of Russia coexists in equally diverse landscapes of icy tundra and sun kissed beaches, ancient fortresses and luxurious palaces, swirly spired churches and lost in time wooden villages. Russia’s vast geographical distances and cultural differences mean you don’t tick off its highlights in the ways you might in a smaller country. For example, Russia has 11 time zones. Last but not least, Russia is full of riddles and surprises to Western thinking, yet it remains its own unique and fascinating creation that everyone should experience for themselves.
Currency is the Russian Ruble
Language is Russian
When to visit Russia:
- High Season: June to September
- Shoulder: May to June, October
- Low Season: November to April
St Basil’s Cathedral, Moscow
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Kremlin, Moscow
Kremlin, Moscow
The Golden Ring
St Basil’s Cathedral, Moscow
Moscow Metro
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Moscow
Kremlin, Moscow
St Basil’s Cathedral, Moscow
Kremlin, Moscow
Kremlin, Moscow
Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, Moscow
Moscow
St Basil’s Cathedral, Moscow
The Golden Ring
Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, Moscow
Moscow
St. Petersburg
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