Caucasus
The Caucasus is a region of stunning natural beauty, extreme skiing descents, thrilling hiking routes, gastronomic adventures, and mysteries of ancient civilizations.
Places to Go
Cities
Choose a New City for Your Trip
Interesting Facts
22
m
is the height of the statue of the Savior in Yessentuki, resembling the famous statue in Rio de Janeiro.
5642
m
is the height of Mount Elbrus, the highest point in Russia.
>2000
years old is the main city of Dagestan, Derbent.
>130
mineral springs
are located in the Stavropol region.
Practical Information
How to Get There
The Caucasus has long been open to travelers; today, you can reach it:
- By domestic flights from Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Kazan
- By train from other Russian cities
- By car from other Russian regions
Getting Around
Exploring the Caucasus Mountains is most convenient by car. Also, consider the most beautiful hiking routes.
Accommodation
City center accommodation or seclusion with nature—choose the lodging that suits your mood: Large 5-star chain hotels Sanatoriums in historic buildings, equipped with everything necessary for modern rest and wellness Chalets with mountain views Glamping and camping at the foot of the mountains
Southern Russia
The warm south of Russia is a land of abundance and diversity. Historical monuments from ancient Greeks to the original Cossack culture, natural wonders from alpine meadows to subtropics, gastronomic adventures from homemade cuisine to freshly caught oysters.
Central Russia
The Central region of Russia is a unique mix of experiences. The never-sleeping Moscow, where heritage of past years coexists with skyscrapers, and the quiet towns of the Golden Ring, preserving the authentic spirit of antiquity.
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