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How to play in Russia❓ Although tourism is not the main industry in Russia, it is definitely a seriously underestimated treasure of tourism, and the recent climate is also very pleasant☀ Here you can check in the capital of Russia, Moscow and one of the super beautiful cities, St. Petersburg🏰 👍For the first time, it is recommended to go with a group because English is not commonly used in Russia❌, language communication is a big problem, like booking hotels, transportation problems are more troublesome In addition, you will be shocked by its various majestic buildings, such as the Catherine Palace, the Kremlin, the Winter Palace Museum, the Summer Garden, and the Red Square. A casual shot is a big scene📷 ❗【About the precautions for traveling to Russia to help you avoid 80% of the pits】 ①Language problem English is not a common language in Russia, so remember to download the translation software in advance, and other things like transportation and accommodation are best arranged in advance in China to save a lot of trouble ②About cash Remember to exchange some rubles at the bank in China before departure, restaurants and attractions do not directly accept foreign currency, Visa cards are currently not available in Russia, you can also bring some cash to exchange locally ③Toilets have to pay Many toilets in Russia need to be paid, about 50 rubles, so if you are in a museum or encounter a free toilet, it is recommended that you go up if you can In addition, be careful of those who are dressed in doll costumes or princess costumes and enthusiastically take pictures with you! ④About the bald party In fact, the public security in Russia is much better than the legend. The so-called "bald party" that specializes in hitting foreigners is almost gone in Russia. As long as Chinese tourists abide by the local order and show a high level of cultivation, Russians will also be very friendly, but in crowded places, they still need to pay attention to anti-theft~ For more itinerary content, click on the product details page below❤

On the first day in Moscow, I couldn't wait to come to the Red Square. The atmosphere is too good, reflecting the heavy snowfall, colorful lights and flags. So, the Christmas abroad is so atmospheric. There are market areas, play areas, and skating areas. The heavy snowfall is too romantic! 📷Photo spots: St. Basil's Cathedral, Russian National History Museum, GUM Department Store.

| Have a fairy-tale Christmas in Red Square. Many people don't understand why choose to come to Russia in winter, the Russian winter simply satisfies all my fantasies about winter... Especially the Christmas market in Red Square, there are outdoor ice rinks, hot red wine, cotton candy cocoa, Christmas trees everywhere, carousels, and snowflakes flying all over the sky, just like the snowy town you see in the crystal ball, it really appears in front of your eyes. Walk around with Red Square as the center, there are several markets of different scales, and finally you can take pictures in front of the "Christmas Bow" mall. Tour 📸tips: 1-The market has a lot of snacks, which can be purchased as props, and hot drinks can also warm your hands 2-Choose clothes, hats, etc. that match Christmas 3-There are many people, and the traffic is super super congested these two days 4-Popular snacks need to queue up 5-The temperature is okay, it is recommended to wear a thin base and a thick coat, it is colder at night with wind, you can wear a hat 6-The ice rink needs to book tickets in advance 7-Be careful not to take pictures with people wearing local costumes, you will be cheated of money

Red Square is the main square in Moscow, located between the Moscow Kremlin and Kitay-Gorod. Total length — 330 meters, width — 75 meters, area — 24,750 m2. Nearest metro stations: Okhotny Ryad, Teatralnaya, Revolution Square and Kitay-Gorod. Every time I come to Moscow I go to the Red Square. Every time it impresses me like the first time. It looks amazing both during day light and at night. Since ancient times, the square has served as a place of bargaining, where temporary and permanent shopping malls were built for many centuries in a row. In Soviet times, military parades and demonstrations took place on the square, after the USSR collapsed it began to be used for public events and concerts. #trip #redsquare #moscow

How beautiful the fairyland is, go out and take a look. The closest trip to the fairyland started from Russia. In my eyes, Russia is proud and capricious, with a combination of red sentiment and nostalgic atmosphere. The most important thing is that I want to go to Russia to see the snow and the most beautiful aurora. What are the famous tourist attractions in Russia? There are the Kremlin, Red Square, Lake Baikal, the Winter Palace, Peter the Great's Summer Palace, Kazan Cathedral... Here, I recommend coming to Russia to see the snowy scenery, which will definitely not disappoint you. Under normal circumstances, play for 10 days, fly there and back, prepare the strategy in advance, and bring your family to meet the winter plan together.

Snowy Moscow, the winter scenery I desire. Moscow's winter is exceptionally beautiful, with fine snowflakes flying around, colorful buildings shining brightly or softly, and a thick festive atmosphere falling with the snowflakes on the streets and alleys. "The city of outdoor urban activities" is a well-deserved title for Moscow. Even in the cold winter, people come out of their homes to enjoy the joy brought by winter, especially during the "Moscow Seasons - Christmas Journey" period. Walk through Red Square, Zaryadye Park, Peter the Great's Navigators Monument, Gorky Park... The sparkling neon lights and the interweaving of vehicles always bring joy to people. The city's night flows with colorful lights along the Moscow River, and with a festive and ceremonial atmosphere~

Over the past years I have visited Moscow many times and, particulary in summer, enjoyed the city, the beautiful metro stations, the red square and the friendly people. At the edge of Europe it does have many European features and especially during the warm summer months a pleasure to visit. It reminded me much more of Paris than an eastern European country. On day trips to the edge of the city there are markets with plenty of fresh berries and other food prepared by the local farmers. In town you can stroll around the red square and marvel the beauty of the buildings. Or just take the metro a few stops get out at a random place and walk around. You are sure to find a place to have a coffee with one of their delicious cakes or lunch in the many restaurants.

#celebratewithtrip Red Square is a vibrant burst of colour amid Moscow's severe Soviet architecture. Indeed, the colourful, ice-cream-like profusion of St Basil's domes seem incongruous next to the stark red Kremlin walls. Add in GUM, the square's expansive grey department store, and you have an odd medley of styles and eras. Its history is marked with many military and political events, but it is now a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is still an impressive sight The square has much to offer and I personally recommended to come both in the day and night and the view is totally different. #tripblazers #fallingforfall

❗️Red Square is the largest and most famous square in Russia. It has a magnetic pull for all visitors to Moscow. Standing in Red Square, you can see the most significant buildings in the capital: the Kremlin, GUM department store, the State History Museum, Lenin's Mausoleum, and of course, St Basil's Cathedral. The place was named “Red square” for its loveliness: Krasnaya, or “red,” meant “beautiful” in old Russian. The plaza has drawn crowds since it was a 1400s shantytown. 📸 @_ana_mee_ on Instagram #passionpassport #russianfederation #moscow #travelinspiration

Many people choose to visit Moscow in summer because they are afraid of cold, but in my opinion the best time to visit Moscow is December-January. Russia really goes all out on its New Years decorations, everything is lit up and there is a market set up in Red Square, Tverskaya Street and a few more places where you can buy some hot beverages and snacks to keep you warm while taking pictures in front of the fairy lights. They set up an ice skating ring right at the Red Square where you can rent skates and have fun with a stunning views and then get a cocoa at one of the market stalls. If you get really cold, just go to a shopping mall that is located right next door called GUM where you can visit authentic traditional Russian grocery store. Read about Russian New Year celebrations and plan you next trip 😊

The Red Square is probably the most famous and visited place in the city of Moscow. The location is quite convenient as it is in the hearth of the city's down town. The recommended sightseeing time is between one to two hours. The Red Square is absolutely spectacular. You can see several important building such as: The Kremlin, St Basil Cathedral, Lenin Mausoleum and the GUM. It is an important place for the country as the history is embedded everywhere. I strongly recommend to visit this place during the day and during the night time, the lights makes the whole place to look stunning. After the visit, you can also enjoy some shopping or nice food as there are many restaurants and shops around the area. #createwithtrip #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

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