Vladivostok: Bridges, Eagle’s Nest and the Trans-Siberian End
Vladivostok is a hilly Pacific port at the end of the Trans-Siberian Railway. Visitors come for the Golden Bridge, Eagle's Nest viewpoint,…

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Discover the landmarks that help define Russia’s cities, from historic fortresses and religious buildings to waterfronts, monuments and distinctive architecture. The guides in this collection introduce destinations through the places visitors can recognise and explore, including Kazan, Kaliningrad and Saint Petersburg. Browse the city guides to see which sights match your interests, then use the destination information to decide how they fit into a walking route or a longer stay. This is a useful place to begin if architecture, local history or city views are central to your travel plans.





Vladivostok is a hilly Pacific port at the end of the Trans-Siberian Railway. Visitors come for the Golden Bridge, Eagle's Nest viewpoint,…
Irkutsk is a Siberian city on the Angara river, known for its wooden houses, Decembrist museums and as the usual starting point…
Kazan is the capital of Tatarstan, where the Volga and Kazanka meet. Its UNESCO-listed Kremlin holds both a mosque and a cathedral,…
Saint Petersburg is a city of palaces, canals and long summer twilight, founded by Peter the Great in 1703. This guide covers…








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