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jhboston says:
My first trip to Russia. I arrived at about 6:00 PM Moscow time. My friends picked me up at the Sheremetyevo airport. They decided that we should go visit another of their friends. Unfortunately the other friends lived about 40 miles outside Moscow. We were traveling at rush hour on a Friday night g...
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Average priced "Thing To Do" in Russia
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Egis says:
It’s an old question: which is Europe’s highest mountain – Elbrus (5,642m) in the Caucasus, or Mont Blanc (4,807m) in the Alps? A team of geographers has determined that Elbrus does indeed belong to Europe, because of the position of the glaciers, although the mountain itself stands on the bor...
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SeanAlexander says:
There are a few things I learned as I surgically airstriked my way into Russia. It helps that the workers there generally speak some English, so no worries if your Russian isn't up to snuff.
First off, the annoying thing I learned once it was too late: Delta airlines does not allow its passengers...
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arbores says:
Cuba Hostel is located right at the center of Sankt Peterburg. It's situated at a sidestreat of the famous Nevski Prospekt (on the corner is a very good book store, also with english literature and next to it is a Subway, which is rare, because Russians don't really do sandwiches) and the Kazanski c...
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ishi says:
This is the hotel our group stayed at while we were in Cheboksary, Russia. The floors in the lobby and on the stairs are made of marble. Beautiful! We were told that there is a huge marble factory there, so it is inexpensive and readily available. The lobby and rooms are very nice. Some have air con...
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