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Entry To Russia With And Without Visa Shortly Explained

19.01.2020

We have found out that the introduction of the e-visa to St. Petersburg and the Leningradskaya Oblast (the Leningrad region) raised a lot of questions regarding entry rules to Russia. We have summarized all the basic options to enter the country with the clarification of some aspects which seem to be not so evident. As of early 2020, there are four...

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Major Sightseeings Of Veliky Novgorod And Tips To See Them

03.01.2020

Tourists from St Petersburg usually travel to Veliky Novgorod (also Novgorod the Great) for one day – it is enough to see all the main sights and return feeling not too tired. We have compiled for you routes that will cover everything and, depending on the desire and time, a little more than the minimum program. Information on this page has been updated...

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boat trips , churches , history , museum , neighboring regions , Veliky Novgorod

Toilets in Saint Petersburg

02.01.2020

Many websites write about the beauty of Saint Petersburg, the White nights, the Hermitage, the magnificent suburbs – Pushkin, Petrodvorets (Peterhof), Pavlovsk, Vyborg, etc. Who will provide travelers with regularly updated information about the toilets? Judging by the letters we receive, potential guests of the city have got a lot of questions on...

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airport , cafes , essentials , metro , museum , trains , traveler's advice

How to Get to Veliky Novgorod from St. Petersburg

02.01.2020

You can get to Veliky Novgorod (or Novgorod the Great) from St Petersburg (only 194 km) in three ways: by bus, by a commercial minibus taxi, and by a suburban train. Information on this page has been updated in January 2020. St Petersburg – Veliky Novgorod Charter Minibus This transport mode is the most convenient. The route operated by a private...

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buses , neighboring regions , places of interest , railway stations , trains , Veliky Novgorod

Public Transport In Saint Petersburg

01.01.2020

You can get around Saint Petersburg by public transport (metro, buses, trolleybuses and trams) and by private commercial transport (buses, minibuses and taxis). The city doesn’t have a light rail system. The best way is subway, the best way for paying is a travel card or a time-limited ticket that enables payment across all types of public transport....

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buses , essentials , prices , taxi , trains

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