Dagestan is a land of mountain roads, ancient stone villages, and dramatic open landscapes. For travelers, it offers one of the most powerful and visually unforgettable journeys in Russia

Vladivostok is where dramatic coastlines, sea views, and the Pacific atmosphere create one of Russia’s most distinctive travel experiences. For international travelers, it offers a scenic, memorable, and completely different side of the country

Yekaterinburg stands out through contrast: merchant-era streets, modern towers, Ural history, and a city atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Russia. For international travelers, it is a compact, memorable, and surprisingly layered destination

Krasnodar is a city of greenery, warm light, long walks, and southern ease. For international travelers, it offers a more lived-in, relaxed, and everyday side of Russia — open, comfortable, and full of local character

Sochi is more than a resort — it is one of Russia’s most scenic and easy-to-explore destinations, where the sea, the mountains, and modern infrastructure come together in one journey. For international travelers, it offers atmosphere, visual beauty, and a practical, comfortable way to experience the country

Kazan is a city that reveals itself through atmosphere rather than spectacle — in the light over the Volga, the mix of domes and minarets, and streets full of everyday life. For international travelers, it often becomes the place where Russia feels closer, warmer, and easier to understand

Saint Petersburg is palaces, the Hermitage, and a city built on water. This guide gives you clear 3/5/7‑day itineraries, hidden local spots, and practical tips. Plus: how to pay for tickets online and transport without a Russian card

The Moscow City Tourism Committee creates all the conditions for guests to spend their time in the city as comfortably as possible. Hotels, museums, parks and other tourist attractions provide free city maps and guidebooks.