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Peterhof Fountains Technical Opening Date 2020 Announced

16.02.2020

The date of the start of technical operation of the Peterhof’s fountains is 25 April 2020. The day of an official opening is on 16 May. Time what the opening ceremony will take place, will be further announced by the museum. The Peterhof museum has two dates of fountains opening. In late April, the fountains are being put into test operation, and...

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Russia To Significantly Relax Visa Regime

10.02.2020

Russia is considering two moves set to make the process of obtaining a visa to the country since 2021 considerably easier than now. The e-visa is planned to be extended to the whole territory of Russia with the extension of its valid period to 16 days. Another idea is to grant half-a-year visas on the basis of a confirmed invitation from a hotel. E-Visas...

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authority , hotels , visa

The Cheapest Airlines In Russia

06.02.2020

Russian metasearch engine for airline tickets Aviasales has calculated which Russian airlines provided the most affordable services throughout 2019 for domestic and international flights. These ratings, both published in our post, will help you choose an airline for travel to a Russian city or find the cheapest airline to Russia from your country. How...

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airport , aviation , flights , money , prices

Hermitage Tickets Got More Expensive

03.02.2020

The Hermitage museum announced that the price for general admission will increase from 700 to 800 rubles for visiting the Main Complex and some of the museum’s branches beginning February 4, a 14.2 percent increase. The increase concerns all visitors except the citizens of Russia and Belarus and those eligible for free admission regardless of nationality....

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Hermitage , money , museum , palaces , prices

Train Tickets From Helsinki To St. Petersburg With Discounts Up To 64 Percent

25.01.2020

Russian Railways has announced marketing campaigns for two Russia-bound trains from Finland — Allegro and Leo Tolstoy. With advance purchase, you can save up to 64 percent of the initial price on certain days, thus turning the railway operator into a low-cost carrier. There are two trains in Finland — Russian railway passenger transportation:...

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Allegro , Finland , Helsinki , money , Moscow , prices , railway stations , trains , traveler's advice

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