Volga region
The Volga region is a mix of cultures, traditions, and experiences. Ancient churches and fairs, European-style houses, intricate mosques, Buddhist temples. Here, you can see endless tulip fields and sail a boat through a sea of lotuses.
Places to Go
Cities
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Interesting Facts
87
meters
is the height of "The Motherland Calls!" monument in Volgograd.
3530
km
is the length of the main river in Russia—the Volga. Its basin occupies 65% of the European territory of Russia.
1/3
of all Russian folk crafts are concentrated in the Nizhny Novgorod region. There are over 200 in the country.
63
meters
is the height of the main Buddhist temple in Kalmykia.
Practical Information
How to Get There
The Volga region boasts good transport accessibility
- You can reach the desired region on a comfortable cruise ship along the Volga
- The region has a developed railway network, including branded trains with enhanced comfort
- The road system is actively developing
Getting Around
The main artery of the Volga region, which gave it its name, is the Volga River. It allows you to: Travel between regions on comfortable cruise ships, including several iconic locations in one journey.
Accommodation
In addition to international hotel chains, the Volga region offers new accommodation formats: Comfortable cabins on cruise ships Glamping sites, country clubs, and campsites uniquely integrated into the scenic nature Boutique and park hotels
Urals
The Urals are Russia’s treasure trove, full of precious stones and natural wonders. All year round, you can enjoy the diverse nature, test your strength by hiking in the mountains, rafting down rivers, and discovering new gastronomic experiences.
Northwest Russia
The inspiring Northwest is an ideal place to immerse yourself in history. It comes alive in the palaces of Saint Petersburg and the ancient fortresses of Pskov. There's also a piece of Europe with a Russian character—Kaliningrad.
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