As is the case with travel to any international destination, you need to do a bit of research about electronics and electricity in Russia. Ultimately, you’ll need to bring a charger adaptor as different countries have different kinds of plugs and voltage.

The Golden Ring represents a group of historic Russian cities located to the northeast of Moscow. Any two of the cities in the Golden Ring are within 24 hours of each other, and due to stunning architecture and the availability of traditional crafts, these cities are popular tourist destinations

Historically the preeminent symbol of the Russian State, the Kremlin is an architectural marvel that has captured the interests of tourists the world-over. Original construction of the Kremlin dates to the early 10th century, but the original wooden fortress was destroyed by the Mongols in 1238. Subsequently, another wooden structure was completed but also destroyed in the great fire of Moscow in 1365.

Before you travel to any country, you should try to learn a bit about the local customs and culture. This will help you better understand the people so that you can enjoy your Russian experience more.

Found at the centre of Moscow, the Red Square is the dividing line between the Kitay Gorod commercial district, the Kremlin, and the current official residence of the President of Russia.

Before you visit Russia, or any country, it is advisable to look up the monetary conversion rate first. One Russian Ruble is approximately 3 cents Canadian. Understanding the conversion rate will help you understand the value of goods in the country.