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Holidays abroad traditionally draw travellers who love beach time, comfort and beautiful cities, but Russia has just as much to offer, with an enormous range of routes to choose from. Among that variety, you'll find tours to suit:
- Families with children and older travellers looking for a relaxed holiday;
- Groups of young friends after an adventure-packed break;
- Travellers keen on sightseeing.
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Kazan. Eastern and Western cultures meet in this city of striking contrasts. The Annunciation Cathedral stands close to the Kul Sharif Mosque, the brightly painted houses of the Old Tatar Quarter sit near a modern water park, and food lovers will love the distinctive flavours of Tatar cuisine.
Lake Baikal. Trips to the deepest lake on Earth are popular year-round. Summer here means glorious beach holidays, horseback rides and excursions, and bathing in mineral springs, while winter brings skiing and views of Baikal's astonishingly clear ice.
The Khibiny Mountains. If you're after an adventure holiday, head for the Kola Peninsula, north of the Arctic Circle. In the Khibiny Mountains you can go on a quad-bike safari, hike across the tundra, stay at a lodge in the wilderness and watch the northern lights.
The Curonian Spit. Travellers heading to the Kaliningrad region always make time for the Curonian Spit, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This long, narrow strip of land, separating the lagoon from the sea, stretches for many kilometres and is known for its striking landscape of white sand dunes and an unusual, twisted "Dancing Forest."
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Kamchatka. The Valley of Geysers, spread across 6 square kilometres, is a nature reserve dotted with geysers, hot springs, lakes, thermal fields, waterfalls and mud pots. Excursions here are run under strict rules to protect the ecosystem and biodiversity of this natural complex.
Rostov Veliky. Three centuries older than Moscow, this town has kept its historic centre remarkably well preserved, best admired from the viewing platform of the Water Tower at the Rostov Kremlin.
Russia's well-developed network of rail, road and domestic flights makes it easy to reach any city or place of interest across the country.
