Peter the Great (for whom St. Petersburg is named) built this city on the site may be from marshes, but a “window to the West.” Today, Russia remains the city’s most ambient, according to the author, and fill with czarist palaces to explore, museums like the Hermitage tour of the bar and vodka to enjoy. [...]
Russia is one of the richest water resources countries in the world. There is the longest river in Europe – the Volga, unique channels – Moscow-Volga and Volga-Baltic, mysterious and charming Kama, quiet and calm Sheksna, mighty and great northern lakes Ladoga and Onega. River cruises in Russia are a great alternative vacation at sea, [...]
Saint Petersburg is a Russian city located on the Neva River at the head of the Gulf of Finland. The city is still kept at a relatively low skyline with regulations restricting construction of high buildings. The Neva River passes through Saint Petersburg from the northwestern Lake Ladoga, Leningrad Oblast and to the Neva Bay. [...]
The Red Square is one of the most important and biggest squares in the world, which is around 330 meters long and 70 meters wide. Millions of tourists visited this beautiful piece of land which has witness a lot of brutal yet powerful historical moment. The name, ‘Red Square’ immediate would make you co-relate with [...]