The capital of Russia is the largest city in Europe. It is one of the dream destinations for overseas tourists.

Russia’s foremost cultural and artistic centre is renowned for its architecture, charming canals and monumental landmarks

This old city at the confluence of rivers Volga and Oka is a popular river tourism centre and an educational hub. The sixth-largest city in Russia is located about 440 km east of Moscow.

Russia's fourth-largest city, located east of the Ural Mountains, is at the boundary between Europe and Asia. Also known as Ekaterinburg and dubbed the 'Third Capital of Russia'. It was called Sverdlovsk during the Soviet era.

The capital of the Republic of Tatarstan within the Russian Federation is a cultural melting pot known for its Islamic legacy and tradition of inter-faith and inter-racial harmony.

The largest city in southern Russia is a key trade centre on the banks of River Don near the Sea of Azov. It is also a strategic military centre with historical significance.

World War 2 memories loom large in this city located on the western bank of the River Volga. You will travel back to Soviet times when you are in Volgograd!

This resort city on the shores of the Black Sea is known as the Russian Riviera. Come and catch the sun here! The Caucasus Mountains forms the perfect backdrop to the stunning vistas in Sochi.

This Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania on the Baltic Sea coast was formerly known as Konigsberg. The city has a diverse heritage owing to its Prussian, German and Russian history.

This charming port city on the Muravyov-Amursky Peninsula in the Far East is nestled on the hills overlooking Golden Horn Bay of the Sea of Japan.