How to behave in Russia :-)

How to behave in Russia :-) Photos
How to behave in Russia :-)

based on 1 review  

How to behave in Russia :-) Reviews

pzezulko pzezulko
1 reviews
2 / 2 TravBuddies found this review helpful
Sep 06, 2007
Hola,

my lovely adventure with Russia is awesome. Love this country and love all Russians (not Putin an obviously his mafia:-)), but people in Russia are great company.
BUT THEY MOSTLY DOESN'T SPEAK A FOREIGN LANGUAGE JUST RUSSIAN.
BE PREPARE< THAT IF YOU DOESN'T KNOW "AZBUKA" (alphabet) YOU'LL NOT BE ABLE TO READ ANYTHING!!

I have traveled from Moscow to St. Petersburg by fast train, comfortable and luxurious could recommend but tip is to book ticket month ago otherwise u'll have to flight there:-). This is part of the Russian culture, trains, have to experience it:-).

Visit the Hermitage (u'll love it), from the infamous cruiser "Aurora" to the landmark St. Isaac's Cathedral, Neva's prospect...Bridges huuuhh, the Venice of the North boasts over 500 bridges ranging from the very narrow pedestrian Lions and Bank chain bridges to the unique Medieval and Modern styled Bolshoi Okhtinsky's Bridge and the giant drawbridges, which span the wide Neva River.
Parks - One of St. Petersburg's many claims to fame is that it has more green space than Paris. Whether this is true or not, the city does have some exceptionally fine parks and gardens - and all the information you need about them is here, in our handy guide to the parks and gardens of St. Petersburg.
Museums - St. Petersburg is often referred to as the "Gorod Muzei" and locals take great pride in preserving the city and country's great heritage in scores of museums ranging from the massive Russian Museum to the extensive Russian Ethnographic Museum.
Monuments - The cultural capital of Russia is adorned with scores of historic and impressive monuments ranging from "three horsemen" monuments, which are said to guard the city to the triumphal arches, which act as a gateway into the city.
Cathedrals - The former center of a vast and diverse empire, St Petersburg is home to hundreds of different churches representing many denominations and faiths, though we believe that it is probably most famous for its collection of Russian Orthodox cathedrals.

It's just a quick review of Beautiful city as This one is. This city is my fairy tail one:-)
This is not exactly from St. Pet
vasilek says:
did you have a personal gudie to show around?
Posted on: Oct 14, 2009
Create a free TravBuddy account or login to leave comments, meet travelers, and share experiences with the TravBuddy travel community.

» Browse All 9 General Tips & Advice in Saint Petersburg

Sponsored Links

Saint Petersburg Hotel Deals

Check-in:
Check-out:
Guests:
Rooms:
Also compare (in different windows):

How to behave in Russia :-) Map

Contact & Location Details [edit]

Sponsored Links

Travel Blogs From Saint Petersburg

Dagje stad verkennen in St. Petersburg // Spending a day in St. Petersburg

English version can be found below. Dagje St. Petersburg. Toen ik wakker werd durfde ik haast niet te kijken wat voor weer h…

Nog een dagje stad verkennen in St. Petersburg // Another day spent in St. Petersburg

English version can be found below. Laatste hele dag van de vakantie. Vandaag stond een bezoek aan de Hermitage op het progr…

St. Petersburg

We arrived in St. Petersburg on the train.  After crossing the border we were a bit concerned that Linda`s visa had not be…

Tijd om weer naar huis te gaan // Time to go home

English version can be found below. Na ook nog een wandeling door het park van dit paleis te hebben gemaakt ging het dan toc…

Paris of the East

We arrived at St Petersburg Bus Station ahead of time at 4am in the morning. None of us had Russian Rubles with us, so taking t…

» See all 119 Saint Petersburg travel blogs
Saint Petersburg Resources Saint Petersburg Reviews Hotels Near How to behave in Russia :-)
City:
Guests:
Rooms:
Check-in:
Check-out:
Also compare :