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.

Places to Go

Interesting facts

14

km

is the length of the longest embankment in Russia, located in Gelendzhik.

About

300

days a year, the sun shines in Sochi. This city is considered the warmest in the country.

>2400

years old is the history of Chersonesus Taurica in Crimea.

31

thousand hectares is the total area of vineyards in the Krasnodar region. Russia ranks third in the world in wine production.

Practical Information

How to Get There

You can reach the southern regions of Russia in several ways: 

  • Sochi Airport receives international flights 
  • The most popular mode of transport is the train 
  • Many travelers prefer road transport

Routes

Southern cities of Russia are connected by an integrated transport infrastructure: 

  • The optimal way to get around is by car 
  • You can also travel by sea on ferries

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 

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