Spring Flowers Show in Kiev

In April, the Spivoche Pole (“Song Festival Grounds”) in Kiev will host an exhibition of early spring flowers where during five weeks you can enjoy over 200,000 blooming tulips, hyacinths, irises, daffodils and crocuses. Exhibition visitors would be able to see a huge variety of conventional and rare flowers, purchase the necessary gardening equipment, park [...]

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Moscow Planetarium will be reopened in June 2011.

Moscow Planetarium, closed 17 years ago for repairs, will be reopened for public mid-June 2011. After the reconstruction, the museum area has increased six times and it can accommodate about one thousand visitors. The renovated planetarium will focus on interactivity – experience the effect of weightlessness, observe tornadoes and Moon craters creation, etc. There is [...]

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“Princess Anastasia” connects St. Petersburg (Russia) and Stockholm (Sweden)

St. Peter Line (shipping company, which operates services from Helsinki, St Petersburg and Stockholm) is planning to open a new visa free ferry line “Stockholm – St. Petersburg ” in spring 2011. Passengers from all over the world will be allowed to stay in St-Petersburg within 72 hours without Russian visa. The recently renovated ferry, [...]

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Traveling to Moscow and St. Petersburg – customer’s experience

I’ve just got home here and was going to give you some feedback personally. It was a great trip. In particular I can’t imagine better guides. I had Mischa in Moscow and Svetlana in St Petersburg. Mischa had so much knowledge on a wide range of topics and was very easy to relate with. He [...]

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