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For the first time hosting the World Cup - the biggest sporting event globally, Russia eagerly welcomes visitors from all corners of the world not only to enjoy thrilling matches but also to explore stunning landscapes not found everywhere. Join Mytour in discovering the beauty of Russia and start planning your trip to the Land of the White Nights during the World Cup season!
Exploring Famous Cities
1. The City of Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg stands as the most captivating tourist destination in Russia. (Source: Internet)
Saint Petersburg, the largest city in this country, once the capital of the Russian Empire. With a rich and enduring history, the city maintains its ancient beauty and grandeur. Not just a major city of Russia, Saint Petersburg also ranks among the most enticing tourist destinations globally. Life in Saint Petersburg is tranquil, offering insights into Russia's majestic past.
The ancient architectural marvels in Russia will leave you awestruck. (Source: Internet)
Explore remarkable landmarks of this city such as the Peter and Paul Fortress, the Russian Museum, the National Library of Russia, St. Isaac's Cathedral, the Hermitage, and more. Additionally, visiting Saint Petersburg should include a journey on the world's longest surface electrified urban tramway network. If you're a fan of cultural heritage and traditional sightseeing, Saint Petersburg is sure to delight you.
2. The Capital Moscow
The capital city of Moscow boasts famous architectural wonders and stands as an icon of Russia. (Source: Internet)
While Saint Petersburg claims the title of Russia's largest city, Moscow holds the distinction of being its oldest. Throughout history, Moscow has weathered numerous fires, yet with each adversity, the city has been restored and grown more beautiful.
Moscow State University - A must-visit landmark in the city of Moscow. (Source: Internet)
This place is renowned for its plethora of impressive architectural wonders, including Red Square, the Kremlin Palace – a symbol of Russia, the Kazan Cathedral, St. Basil's Cathedral, the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God Church, various museums and exhibition halls such as the Tretyakov Gallery, the Pushkin Museum, the Manege, Moscow State University... To fully experience traveling in Russia, in addition to spending time in this city to enjoy football, you could dedicate a full 3 days to explore the beauty of the Russian capital.
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3. Seaside City Sochi
Seaside city Sochi offers many exciting experiences for tourists during the 2018 World Cup season. (Source: Internet)
In the summer, the weather here is pleasantly cool, perfect for beach vacations and relaxation. Sochi boasts beautiful beaches, warm and cool daytime temperatures, allowing you to sit by the beach, admire the scenery, and enjoy the fresh air. Every year, Sochi welcomes nearly 4 million tourists from both domestic and international destinations for vacations. Besides pristine beaches and cool weather, your travel to Russia becomes more meaningful during the World Cup season in Sochi, as it features a marine fish aquarium, the Summer Theater, an ethnographic museum, and most notably, the chance to see Russia's 'rare' plant species such as orchids and lilies.
4. City of Rostov
Rostov - The Southern capital of Russia. (Source: Internet)
Rostov is renowned as the Southern capital of Russia, offering a vibrant lifestyle alongside magnificent landmarks, Europe's second-largest Rostov Zoo, and numerous expansive green parks with famous entertainment areas. Notably, the stadium with a capacity of up to 45,000 seats will host thrilling matches of the 2018 World Cup. If you visit Russia this summer, don't miss out on Rostov city!
5. City of Kazan
Kazan - The cultural and sports hub of Russia. (Source: Internet)
Kazan is a unique city in Russia, intertwining Russian and Tatar cultures, situated at the confluence of the Volga and Kazanka rivers. It serves as the cultural, sports, and scientific center of Russia. Life in Kazan is bustling, with its port on the Volga River bustling with cargo and tourist ships. The most prominent landmark in Kazan is the Kremlin, attracting millions of tourists annually.
Don't miss out on these famous landmarks and festivals
1. White Nights Festival
The White Nights Festival attracts millions of tourists from around the world. (Source: Internet)
The White Nights phenomenon is a unique natural occurrence exclusive to Russia. The best time to witness this fascinating phenomenon is from June to July, coinciding with the 2018 World Cup. During this time, the sun sets at midnight and rises at 4 AM.
The Blagoveshchensky Bridge is the ideal spot for tourists to witness the White Nights phenomenon. (Source: Internet)
Most tourists traveling to Russia during this time want to stay up all night and admire the incredibly fascinating natural scenery. Many major cities in Russia offer views of this phenomenon, but to fully experience the White Nights, head to the city of Saint Petersburg!
2. Visit Lake Baikal
Lake Baikal has the largest surface area in the world. (Source: Internet)
It would be truly surprising if you knew that Lake Baikal is over 25 million years old and is also the largest, deepest freshwater lake, accounting for over 20% of the world's freshwater. Every year, Lake Baikal welcomes millions of tourists for sightseeing and leisure. Evening time at Lake Baikal is the ideal time for you to gaze at the starry, clear, and beautifully unique sky. If you love adventure, if you love exploration, don't miss Lake Baikal when traveling to Russia during the 2018 World Cup season.
3. Sunbathing on the Neva River
Sunbathing on the Neva River is a favorite activity of Russians. (Source: Internet)
The Neva River is located in the center of Saint Petersburg, next to the Peter and Paul Fortress. In the summer, with the cool weather, Russians and tourists alike often sunbathe on the banks of the Neva River and admire the Hermitage Cathedral in its entirety. Immersing oneself in the cool waters of the Neva River is also a pleasure of the Russian people.
4. Red Square
Red Square - A must-visit attraction when traveling to Russia. (Source: Internet)
Located in the capital city of Moscow, Red Square is one of the unmissable attractions during your travel to Russia during the 2018 World Cup season. It would be incomplete if, after enjoying the beautiful matches, your favorite team's victory, you didn't come with your friends to Red Square to celebrate. This place attracts many tourists as well as Russians for sightseeing and entertainment.
5. Winter Palace
Winter Palace - A typical architectural feature of Russia. (Source: Internet)
When you think of Russia, you immediately think of Red Square, and the Winter Palace is also a destination that many people mention. The Winter Palace was built in 1753, representing the architecture of Russia. It has witnessed many historical events in Russia's history and has undergone many renovations due to the consequences of war. However, the architecture of this palace remains quite intact and magnificent as when it was newly built. Visiting the Winter Palace, you can learn more about the history and culture of Russia.
This summer, Russia will become more vibrant with the biggest football event on the planet - the World Cup. Alongside enjoying exciting matches, you should not overlook the opportunity to visit the famous landmarks of Russia! So plan your trip, hunt for cheap air tickets to Russia with Mytour right now! Don't forget to contact the hotline Mytour for free consultation.
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