9 articles to prepare your trip
Moscow's highest point at 220 m, Sparrow Hills offers a panorama over the Moskva River, Luzhniki Stadium and Stalinist skyscrapers.
La Cathédrale Pierre et Paul
The first stone cathedral in Saint Petersburg, a Romanov necropolis, and the city's symbol with its gilded spire of 122 meters topped by an angel.
River cruises on the Moskova in Moscow with icebreaker yachts: itineraries past the Kremlin, Novodevitchi and the Christ the Saviour Cathedral.
L’Amirauté de Saint
A former shipyard commissioned by Peter the Great, the Admiralty of Saint Petersburg rises with its golden spire 72 meters above the historic center, facing the Winter Palace on the banks of the Neva.
Saint-Pétersbourg
Once the imperial capital born from the dream of Peter the Great, Saint Petersburg unfolds baroque palaces, canals and gilded cathedrals along the Neva River. A comprehensive guide to planning your journey.
Rostov
White-walled Kremlin, monasteries with silver domes, peaceful shores of Lake Nero: Rostov the Great is a highlight of Russia's Golden Ring.
Ile Olkhon
Olkhon Island: 730 km² of steppes, cliffs and Baltic-style beaches at the heart of Lake Baikal, a sacred site of Siberian shamanism to explore in summer and winter.
Listvianka
Just 66 km from Irkutsk, Listvianka is the most accessible gateway to Lake Baikal. Wooden isbas, scientific museum and frozen lake in winter.
Lac Baikal
The world's deepest lake and a haven of Siberian tranquility, Baikal blends endemic wildlife, Buryat shamanic traditions, and mythical stops along the Trans-Siberian Railway.
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