Russian tour destinations
Baikal attracts people across the globe not being the deepest lake in the world with 20% fresh water but with its beauty and magnetism. read more
Kazan is quite often called the third capital of Russia or even Istanbul on the Volga. Having the population over 1 million people, Kazan can boast of being a large cultural, scientific, economical, educational and sport center of Tatarstan Republic. This city and its region has truly a lot to offer for a weekend or even a few more days of stay.read more
Sochi is not only one of the main Russian sea and mountain resorts. After hosting 2014 Winter Olympic Games it will be also be one of the venues for 2018 FIFA World Cup.read more
Veliky Novgorod, one of the most ancient cities of Russia, is located 200km from St Petersburg and can be reached by railway.read more
Nizhniy Novgorod can boast of its glorious setting and fascinating hostory. Closed to the foreigners in Soviet times it has a lot to offer to varios travellers of the Trans-Siberian trains as well as day or weekend visitors.read more
Yekaterinburg is not only the Russia’s fourth largest city, it is the city full of fascinating history- gem rush, miner’s mythology, the Romanovs’ execution, the motherland of the first Russian president, Boris Yeltsin, the legendary gangsters fights of 1990sread more
Tomsk is the Siberian city of students and academics. It impresses with it beautifully designed window frames of its wooden houses. One of the highlight of your stay might be the visit of a robotic puppet theatre. read more
Krasnoyarsk can be proud of appealing setting amid low forested hills and and jagged rock formations. Its nature is worth a break on your Tras-Siberian trip.read more
Irkutsk is the main stop on the Trans-Siberian journey. It is located close to Baikal Lake which might be a stating point of your Baikal adventure.read more
Volgograd is a must-see destination for everyone interested in the history of the Second World War. The city has long been famous as a hero city and therefore most of its attractions are directly related to the events of the Great Patriotic War and, in particular, the Battle of Stalingrad.read more
Explore Kola Peninsula in winter and enjoy numerous fun winter activities including snowmobiling, dog sledding, winter fishing and many more. Kola Peninsula is not so far from Central Russia, it'll only take you around 2 hours by air. This region offers great conditions for tracking the Northern Lights.read more
Solovetsky islands strike with gorgeous Northern nature and horrifying history of GULAG. Surrounded by the White Sea they are hard to access due to rather changing weather conditions.Navigation is mainly available regularly from June to August. read more
Karelia is an exciting destination for all nature lovers. This is the land of pine forests, rivers and lakesread more
Why is Crimea such an amazing place? Because there is absolutely everything here and everyone can find something interesting! If you love nature, seascapes, and mountains, here you will enjoy it in all its diversity. But if you take a few steps away from beach life, you will plunge into the world of historical and cultural masterpieces.read more
Altai is a corner of Russia that everyone should visit at least once. Boundless views of steppes, abundant varieties of taiga thickets, silent splendor of snowy peaks, natural beauty of tundra – the diversity of landscapes here is amazingly rich! We invite you to learn why the Altai Republic is definitely worth visiting.read more