Northwest Russia
The inspiring Northwest is an ideal place to immerse yourself in history. It comes alive in the palaces of Saint Petersburg and the ancient fortresses of Pskov. There's also a piece of Europe with a Russian character—Kaliningrad.
Places to Go
Interesting Facts
46
km
is the length of the Russian part of the Curonian Spit. A unique natural site included in the UNESCO list.
70–80
m
is the average depth of the metro in Saint Petersburg. The deepest in the world.
90%
of the world's amber reserves are concentrated in the Primorsky deposit in the Kaliningrad region.
5 UNESCO
World Heritage Sites are located in the Northwest of Russia.
Practical Information
How to Get There
Starting your journey in Northwest Russia is most convenient from Saint Petersburg:
- Pulkovo International Airport receives direct flights from Shanghai and offers flights to Kaliningrad
- Comfortable and high-speed trains run to major cities in the federal district.
Getting Around
Northwest Russia has a well-developed network of roads, including highways, making it easy to travel between cities by rental cars and buses.
- Reliable and fast intercity trains, including branded ones, provide a high level of comfort.
- From Saint Petersburg, you can embark on a cruise to the White Sea or through picturesque towns of the Russian North.
Accommodation
You can choose any type of accommodation to suit your taste and budget:
- 5-star chain hotels
- Boutique and apartment hotels in historic buildings
- Hotels in traditional and modern styles
- Theme hotels
- Wide opportunities for comfortable budget accommodation, including capsule hotels
- Glamping sites in close proximity to natural beauties
Volga region
The Volga region is a mix of cultures, traditions, and experiences. Ancient churches and fairs, European-style houses, intricate mosques, Buddhist temples. Here, you can see endless tulip fields and sail a boat through a sea of lotuses.
Urals
The Urals are Russia’s treasure trove, full of precious stones and natural wonders. All year round, you can enjoy the diverse nature, test your strength by hiking in the mountains, rafting down rivers, and discovering new gastronomic experiences.
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