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Russian Cities
Russia is the richest country in the world, with a unique cultural and rich history. Rich, also Russia has a beautiful areas. We selected top 3 cities.
01 ST. PETERSBURG
In 1st place, a city with a rich history is St. Petersburg. Architectural masterpieces, the Hermitage, St. Isaac's Cathedral, the Peter and Paul Fortress, white nights and drawbridges, embankments and parks, every year attract tourists from all over the world to visit this beautiful city on the Neva. There is always a lot of positive emotions from visiting St. Petersburg, and the desire to visit it again.
An interesting fact about the city: St. Petersburg is the world capital of trams. The length of tram rails in the city is more than 600 km. This fact is listed in the Guinness Book of Records.
An interesting fact about the city: St. Petersburg is the world capital of trams. The length of tram rails in the city is more than 600 km. This fact is listed in the Guinness Book of Records.
02 MOSCOW
The second place is rightfully occupied by the capital of Russia - the city of Moscow. Moscow is one of the oldest and largest cities in Europe, famous for its sights: the Kremlin, Red Square, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the Resurrection Gate, the Arc de Triomphe, the Tretyakov Gallery, the Manege Pushkin Museum ... You can go on for a long time. In general, this beautiful and majestic city has something to see.
03 KAZAN
Number 3 is the capital of Tatarstan and the large port on the banks of the Volga - the city of Kazan, in which two cultures are intertwined - Russian and Tatar, West and East. One of the most famous sights of Kazan is the Kremlin, built under the tsar of Grozny.
Russian Culture
Russian culture has a long and rich cultural history, steeped in literature, ballet, painting and classical music. While outsiders may see the country as drab, Russia has a very visual cultural past, from its colorful folk costumes to its ornate religious symbols. Here is a brief overview of Russian customs and traditions.
The Homeland
Russian culture places a high value on the homeland and on family, according to Talia Wagner, a marriage and family therapist with a specialty in cultural dynamics. "The Soviet rule left its impression on the culture, creating a fundamental fear and mistrust of those outside the family, extended family and other close familial connections," she told Live Science. The Communist Party ruled Russia and neighboring territories for more than 70 years, uniting them into the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). The Soviet Union broke up in 1991.
Russian Ballet. Ballet is the national honor of Russian and the “visiting card” of the Russian culture. Originated in Italy and France, here it found its “second home country”. It is in Russia where classical ballet traditions have been kept and developed to present them to the whole world again afterwards.
The State Hermitage museum consists of 5 interconnected buildings (not impressed?) and occupies the territory of almost 719480 sq ft. It is home to over 3 million art pieces, which means that you would stay there for nearly six years should you spend 1 minute by each piece of artwork.
Sport in Russia
The winners of Russian tournaments confirm year after year that Russian sport is one of the strongest in the world. Various competitions are regularly held in Russia, including the 2013 Summer University Sports Tournament in Kazan.
In 2016, three world championships and two European champions took place in Russia, and in 2018 the FIFA World Cup was held in 11 cities of Russia. For the conduct and preparation of such events, modern infrastructure is required, including sports complexes, stadiums, ski slopes, training facilities and other facilities for professionals and amateurs.
In 2016, three world championships and two European champions took place in Russia, and in 2018 the FIFA World Cup was held in 11 cities of Russia. For the conduct and preparation of such events, modern infrastructure is required, including sports complexes, stadiums, ski slopes, training facilities and other facilities for professionals and amateurs.
Russia competed at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, from 7 to 23 February 2014 as the host nation. As host, Russia participated in all 15 sports, with a team consisting of 232 athletes. It is Russia's largest Winter Olympics team to date.
Prices in Russia
Prices of renting apartments per month in Russia
1-Apartment (one-bedroom) apartment in the city center 22,000 rubles (334 US dollars);
2-Apartment (one bedroom) outside the city center 14,000 rubles ($ 225);
3-Apartment (3 bedrooms) city center 39,000 rubles (589 US dollars);
4-Apartment (3 bedrooms) outside the city center 27,000 rubles (410 USD)
2-Apartment (one bedroom) outside the city center 14,000 rubles ($ 225);
3-Apartment (3 bedrooms) city center 39,000 rubles (589 US dollars);
4-Apartment (3 bedrooms) outside the city center 27,000 rubles (410 USD)
Utilities / monthly prices
Basic (electricity, heating, water, garbage) for an apartment of 85 square meters (4000 - 10000) rubles (53-102 dollars)
Internet 100 Mbps, more data, unlimited, ASDL cable 479 rubles ($ 7.20)
Internet 100 Mbps, more data, unlimited, ASDL cable 479 rubles ($ 7.20)
The cost of buying an apartment in Russia
1-Price per square meter for buying an apartment in the city center, on average 80,000 rubles. In Russia, the price per square meter is from 45,000 to 300,000 rubles (from $ 676 to $ 4,500).
2-Price per square meter for buying an apartment outside the city, on average 54,000 rubles ($ 819). In Russia, the price per square meter is from 32,000 to 14,000,000. ($ 481 - $ 2100).
2-Price per square meter for buying an apartment outside the city, on average 54,000 rubles ($ 819). In Russia, the price per square meter is from 32,000 to 14,000,000. ($ 481 - $ 2100).
