Traveling to Russia this summer

Question

As an American traveling to Russia this summer, what should I be aware of? Should I be afraid because current tensions are rising? What places to visit?

Answer 1

There is nothing for you to be afraid of, as far as you are respectful to the locals, their culture and history.

Answer 2

Unless you travel to some of the most remote redneck areas, you pretty much unlikely face any hostility at all.
And even if you do, you may be at danger for your perceived possessions, not nationality.

Answer 3

There is no quick answer — depends on many factors and which places you plan to visit. If you have been to Russia in a past few recent years, it is not that different since then. Current tensions did not (at least, yet) affect everyday life. I would recommend you to go in one of the most famous and safe tour across Russia - Trans-Siberian Railway Tours- Everything work out perfectly and you will see a lot of great places and also meet a lot of interesting people

Answer 4

where exactly are you going to go to Russia?

Answer 5

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Answer 6

If you get lost or have any questions while you are in Russia. Dont turn to policemen walking around. If they see you are a foreigner and are late for your train, they will detain you under any excuse and make you pay. And you will have to pay if you dont want to miss your train.

But local people are good and friendly.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Russia is a good country and there is nothing to be aware of. People are nice but some of them don't know English but it's not a problem at all!

Answer 9

I have not been to Russia, but I can confidently recommend you the country I visited this summer. We traveled in Ukraine, and with the help of a rented car https://ukr-prokat.com/en/rental-cars/rent-a-car-lviv we got acquainted with the city of Lviv. We studied old castles and visited wonderful coffee shops. It was the best coffee in my life)) I advise you to visit this amazing country.

Answer 10

Russia is huge, depends on what region or city you're planning to visit. I would consider Moscow and especially Saint Petersburg - these are rather developed and advanced cities with unique culture and historical value. Check these weather sites https://travelsites.com/weather-sites/ for better navigation by country, Russia is really big and climate is very diverse. Good luck!