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St. Basil’s Cathedral represents Russia’s history and architecture. This iconic 16th-century landmark, built by Ivan the Terrible, boasts colourful domes and intricate patterns.

RUSSIA

Journey Through History, Culture, and Landscapes

Russia is a land of immense diversity, where ancient traditions meet modern cities and breathtaking natural wonders. The legendary Trans-Siberian Railway offers an unparalleled way to explore this vast country, connecting iconic destinations like Moscow, Irkutsk, and Ulan-Ude while passing through Siberia’s endless forests and mountains.
Moscow, the capital, is the heart of Russia’s history and culture. The Kremlin and Red Square, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, stand as symbols of the nation’s power and spirituality. Nearby, Kazan blends Russian and Tatar cultures at landmarks like the Kazan Kremlin and Qol Sharif Mosque, showcasing a unique fusion of Islamic and Orthodox influences.

In Siberia, Novosibirsk is a vibrant hub of culture and science with highlights like the Opera and Ballet Theatre and Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Irkutsk, often called the “Paris of Siberia,” is a gateway to Lake Baikal. This UNESCO-listed lake is the world’s deepest freshwater body, surrounded by majestic mountains and home to unique wildlife. Ulan-Ude offers a fascinating blend of Russian and Buryat cultures, with its Buddhist temples and distinctive traditions.

The Trans-Siberian journey itself is an unforgettable highlight. Stretching over 9,000 kilometres from Moscow to Vladivostok—or via the Trans-Mongolian route to Beijing—it offers ever-changing landscapes from taiga forests to open steppes. Stops along the way reveal Russia’s diverse cultural tapestry and natural beauty.

Whether exploring Moscow’s grand architecture, marvelling at Lake Baikal’s pristine waters, or experiencing life along the Trans-Siberian Railway, Russia offers a journey through history, culture, and awe-inspiring landscapes that leave a lasting impression.

What's the weather like?

When to visit Russia

The best time to visit depends on your interests: summer for Lake Baikal and outdoor adventures or winter for snowy landscapes and cultural experiences.

Spring
march to may
10
°C
60
MM
Summer
June to August
25
°C
100
MM
Autumn
September to november
15
°C
70
MM
Winter
december to february
-10
°C
50
MM

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