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Offers general country and travel information including entry and exit requirements, safety and security, crime, health and transport. - (Details, Rate)

Answers traveler's practical questions on travel to Russia. - (Details, Rate)

Information about Europe's largest country and its most frequent visited cities - Moscow and St. Petersburg. - (Details, Rate)

Veteran travellers answer in detail all one-on-one questions about tourism in Moscow, St.Petersburg, and the rest of Russia, for free. - (Details, Rate)

Tourist and business travel information with facts on climate, visa, health, passport, currency and customs requirements. - (Details, Rate)

Information about Russia for tourists: where to go, transportation, culture. - (Details, Rate)

A national portal for foreign tourists and businessmen as well as everyone who is interested in visiting Russia, first of all Moscow and St. Petersburg. - (Details, Rate)

Travel and tours for groups and individuals, bed and breakfast, traveler assistance. - (Details, Rate)

Photographs of Moscow and St Petersburg. - (Details, Rate)

Some views of Moscow. - (Details, Rate)

Meeting a bunch of interesting people, shooting some 1500 pictures and learning about humanity and Russians particularly. - (Details, Rate)

Story of one man's tour to Russia in his quest for a Russian wife; photos of sights and people; travel advice. - (Details, Rate)

Includes information on Russian history, culture and geography, as well as a currency converter. - (Details, Rate)

Travel to Russia

For a country that encompasses an area of over 10.5 million square miles, it is no coincidence most people know very little about Russia, aside, of course, from textbook blurbs of Tsarist rule, Mongolian raids, bloody revolutions and snowy, desolate Steppes. The mere expanse of the Russian border makes the country a more versatile destination than any other place in the world. Visit...[Read More]

Playing Chess in Russia

Playing chess requires thinking ten or twelve steps ahead. If I wanted to understand the Russian mind, I had to learn to play chess. If nothing else, it would be a good way to pass the time. This I was told by Robert, an American living in the same town as me...[Read More]