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What time of year is best for Russia?

The best time to visit Russia is between May and September. The country's vast size means the temperatures can vary greatly depending on where you are. But in the major cities, you can expect mostly warm weather and long days. Temperatures hit their highest in July and August.



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The tourist season runs from May through October, and these months are widely regarded as the best time to visit Russia on a tourist Visa because the weather is milder than at other times of the year.

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Russia tends to be relatively safe for tourists, but petty crime does happen. Travelers are advised to follow the same personal security procedures they would in any other country and stay alert.

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You should plan to spend around ?5,984 ($66) per day on your vacation in Russia, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average, ?1,271 ($14) on meals for one day and ?464 ($5.14) on local transportation.

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Our data shows that January tends to be the cheapest month to fly to Moscow from USA. Users have commonly found prices around $672 for the month, but tickets can be as low as $515. Due to multiple factors, prepare for potentially higher prices in July.

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The cost of living in Moscow is quite high, but is largely dependent on an expat's lifestyle. Expats working in Moscow who earn a decent salary will be able to manage day-to-day costs just fine, especially in comparison to those in major cities such as New York and London.

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Both of these cities are richly rewarding and are some of the most popular destinations in all of Russia. Both are famous for their amazing architecture. While Moscow has the Red Square and the Kremlin, Saint Petersburg has vast palaces built for the emperor of the former Russian Empire - the Tsar.

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This can be an important factor when choosing between Moscow or St Petersburg. Generally, St Petersburg can be considered cheaper than Moscow, with prices on a similar level to most major European cities when it comes to sightseeing, nightlife and eating out.

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Situated on the Baltic Sea, St. Petersburg is highly regarded in terms of its beauty. Despite being large in its own right, it pales in comparison to Moscow, providing tourists with a completely different feel than its larger counterpart.

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