What clothes to wear in Russia?

Lightweight and breathable clothing is your best bet, and a sunhat and sunglasses are essential items. The weather can still be unpredictable, so bring a lightweight jacket and jumper for cooler evenings, and an umbrella too, especially if you're visiting St. Petersburg.



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