Russia, the largest country in the world, impresses with an incredible diversity of culture, history and nature.
Moscow, the capital, combines impressive skyscrapers with the magnificent Kremlin and St. Basil’s Cathedral.
Saint Petersburg, the “Venice of the North”, attracts visitors with ornate palaces and museums, including the Hermitage.
The Trans-Siberian Railway allows for an epic journey through endless steppes, dense forests, and Lake Baikal, the deepest freshwater lake in the world.
Russian cuisine offers dishes such as borscht and pelmeni, as well as vodka as a traditional drink.
The Trans-Siberian Railway allows for an epic journey through endless steppes, dense forests, and Lake Baikal, the deepest freshwater lake in the world.
Russians are known for their hospitality and pride in their rich culture and history.
Russia is a country of contrasts that captivates travelers with its size and diversity.
Germans, and other citizens of the EU, can easily enter many countries around the world with an identity card. For other countries, on the other hand, a special travel document is required for entry, a passport. In addition, there are countries that require a valid visa to enter the country. From the point of view of German citizens, this includes, for example...
Moscow presents itself as a metropolis of superlatives and at the same time the most decadent in the world. The heart of Russia is intoxication and catastrophe, temptation and enemy – Moscow is more than a city. At night, it’s not just the Kremlin that shines. Sparkling glass towers, aristocratic palaces, onion domes and confectionery buildings light up...