Users who are interested in apartment rentals in Russia can find plenty of choices, as they are the most common vacation accommodation type in this destination. In addition, apartment rentals in Russia have an average price of $70 a night and a median size of 45 m². Furthermore, these accommodations are great for medium-sized groups and families, as most can accommodate 4 people. Hotel rooms are the other most frequent accommodation option in Russia. The average size of hotel rooms in Russia is 31 m², and the average price is $69 a night.
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Using our filters will help you find the ideal property in Russia. You can easily compare and find a vacation rental meeting your needs in Russia if you want to tune out with some TV time or you need internet access during your vacation, as most accommodations offer "TVs" and "internet." You can even compare and find properties if you bring your pet everywhere (1,345 rentals include "Pets Allowed" in Russia) or if you need a crib for your baby (75 rentals in Russia include "cribs").
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The epic country of Russia covers a staggering 12% of the world's surface. Everything from city apartments to hillside country cottages can be found in this nation of diverse landscapes and world-class cities. Float down the canals of St. Petersburg, marvel at art in Moscow, and be in awe of the vast open landscapes of wild Siberia with your very own vacation rental in Russia.
Where to find the best food in Russia?
Try the local food and drink when visiting Russia
Food and drinks is an integral part of life in Russia. Though the cities are now home to a range of international cuisines and high-end restaurants, hearty Russian food is still at the core of dining here. Some highlights of Russian gastronomy to sample, when you rent your vacation home, are dumplings, Oladyi (a kind of thick pancake), and Pirozhki (a bread stuffed with various fillings). Street food is still common in Russia and is a great way to sample authentic local food for a fraction of the cost of restaurants. Eating outdoors is common, though not so much in the winter when temperatures can get very chilly.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Russia?
Art and culture in Moscow and St. Petersburg
Moscow boasts many traditional art museums - some of the most popular and well curated are the Pushkin Museum and the Tretyakov Gallery, the largest collection of Russian fine art in the world. For those with an interest in modern art, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art is an excellent visit.
The Hermitage Museum is St. Petersburg's principle museum, housing a collection of some of the world's best fine art. No visit to Russia would be complete without taking in some ballet. Various theaters have regular performances - an excellent way to spend an evening.
Where are the unique attractions in Russia?
What to see and do in Russia
Most people who visit Russia will either choose a cosmopolitan venture in either Moscow or St. Petersburg or travel to the Russian Far East and explore the wild landscapes and volcanoes of Kamchatka. If you're heading East, then a trip to Yakutsk is a must. Known as the coldest city on earth, it is surrounded by immense natural beauty. A trip down the Lena River and ice fishing in the Lena Pillars are both excellent excursions.
The principle attractions in Moscow are the Kremlin (the Russian parliament building), St Basil's Cathedral, and the square in which it is located - The Red Square. Known as the Venice of the North, the stunning waterways of St. Petersburg are must, and tours are readily available. Back on dry land, attractions not to miss are: St. Isaac's Cathedral, Church of the Saviour on Blood, and the Winter Palace - the former home of the Russian Emperors.
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