Hotels

Moscow – the ancient capital of entire Russia and the East Europe’s bustling commercial capital has plenty of hotel options for both business and leisure travelers. Run-down soviet-era hotels are a novelty; the hotel landscape is dominated with brand-new 4 and 5 star hotel properties and global chains.... more

Built 300 years ago from scratch by Peter the Great, St. Petersburg was to represent the wealth and power of Russian empire. It has adopted the features of Europe’s best cities, like canals from Venice, palaces of Paris, churches of Rome. ... more

Kiev, situated on the banks of the Dnipro River, is a proud capital of the Ukraine. It was a powerful city kingdom during the Middle Ages rivaling Novgorod and Vienna. Kiev has become one of the main targets of the Mongol invaders who pillaged it thrice. Nonetheless, the city has preserved its beautiful architecture and tradition. In more recent history, the city witnessed events of the Orange Revolution.... more

Nizhny Novgorod is Russia’s fourth largest city with population over 1 mln. inhabitants. It is one of historic centers of Russia’s commerce and innovation.... more