How much is the budget for a trip to Moscow?

The budget for a trip to Moscow is about 2, yuan.

Many scenic spots in Russia need tickets, and some scenic spots are free of tickets, such as Moscow Red Square, Pushkin Square, Vasily Ascension Church, Issa Kiev Cathedral, etc. Whether tickets are needed or not, it is necessary to bring some rubles.

If you stay, whether it is a luxury hotel or an affordable hotel, the price is also very different. You can choose different accommodation places according to your own conditions, and you can choose to travel with a group, which not only saves the energy of applying for visas and passports, but also ensures personal safety. The cost of traveling with a group for a week is generally around 1, RMB, and the price is quite cheap.

Precautions for traveling in Moscow:

1. The national currency of Russia is the ruble, and other foreign currencies cannot be used directly. For the convenience of shopping and spending abroad, and for the sake of safety, please exchange rubles before leaving the country. Please consult your tour leader for details. The tour leader will prepare rubles for you. Please take RMB with you and exchange it at the airport.

2. It is forbidden to carry sharp tools such as knives when flying. Valuables such as money, certificates, gold and silver jewelry and cameras must be carried with you, not in the checked baggage.

Please don't throw waste paper and sundries into the toilet when using the toilet on the plane. There is a special dustbin under or on the side of the sink. The food delivery procedure on the Aeroflot plane is cold before hot, followed by cold drinks, cold lunch boxes, hot lunch boxes, hot tea and coffee, so there is no boiled water and hot tea when the drinks are delivered.

3. Visitors should follow the arrangement of the tour leader and queue up for customs clearance according to the group's list number. Russia's work efficiency may make you feel uncomfortable, so be patient with the slowness of customs clearance, because work habits can't be changed in a day, so please don't get upset.

4. Due to different living habits, Russian hotels do not provide toiletries and slippers, nor do they provide boiled water for drinking. Visitors must buy bottled water for drinking.