If you ask a Russian what places he knows in Kazan, he will most likely answer that there is the Kremlin and Bauman Street – the local Arbat. In addition, the capital of Tatarstan is famous for its two water parks. This is true, only the list of interesting places…
Chelyabinsk residents call their city the capital of the Southern Urals, which is incorrect from the point of view of geography, but reflects the essence of the city. It is a large metropolis south of Yekaterinburg and east of the Ural Mountains, famous for its mighty metallurgical plants, space cataclysms…
Perm is a million-plus city stretching along the banks of the Kama. For a long time, the city was little known and closed to nonresidents, since a large number of factories worked for the defense industry on the territory of Perm. Some continue their activities to this day.After the restructuring,…
When they say “Rostov”, they mean exactly Rostov-on-Don, although in Russia there is another city with the same name (Rostov the Great). In 2018, Rostov is preparing to host the FIFA World Cup, and therefore the city is being renewed quite quickly, attracting more and more tourists every day.Where is…
Arriving in any city for a day or two, you want to have time to see the maximum number of attractions and visit “cult” places. Yekaterinburg claims to be the most compact city with a population of over one million, therefore, the maximum number of objects can be crammed into…
Voronezh has long been called the intellectual center of central Russia and the capital of the Chernozem region – the intelligentsia has always played a significant role in the life of the city, where about 100 thousand students study today and seven large state universities operate. However, the federal media…
