How to travel to Murmansk?

It's winter again recently, and this time is also the best time to watch the aurora. As we all know, the best place to watch the aurora is northern Europe, but we are always discouraged by the cost of traveling. So, if so, come to Murmansk!

This city in Russia can not only see the beautiful and gorgeous aurora, but also has rich tourist scenery. This is a good tourist destination. Then, Bian Xiao will give you a guidebook!

Murmansk travel guide

Murmansk may not be a special city for Russia, but it is very important for many people, especially those who like aurora. This is especially true for the Arctic. It is the largest city in the Arctic.

Perhaps, if you think about being in the North Pole, it must be ice and snow. No, it's a year-round ice-free port. The superior geographical location and the warm North Atlantic Ocean current around it make it the most special scenery.

Because it is close to the port, the economy is developed, it is very prosperous and lively, and there are also very rich mineral resources.

But even though it is busy and lively, there are beautiful scenery. The scenery around is different from that in the city. It is full of vitality, the scenery of the Arctic, and thousands of miles of ice.

Especially in winter, there are beautiful aurora here, which instantly illuminates the whole Murmansk. The snow is glittering and shining, very magnificent.

Nuclear technology icebreaker

This place is a must for you to come to Murmansk. When you come here, you can take this icebreaker that can advance into the North Pole, start your sailing schedule and start your adventure in the North Pole.

This ship was launched in 1957, and it is the first nuclear-powered icebreaker Lenin in the world. It has a long history and lofty status, satisfying your fantasy imagination.

Tip:

We got on this ship. Be careful not to walk around at will. It is only open to group tourists except for three groups of group tours that are allowed to visit the nuclear reactor, map room, bridge and reception hall every day.

Aletha Alesha

This is an impressive sculpture of a cement soldier named "Alesha", which was built to commemorate the Arctic soldiers who resisted the enemy in the Great Patriotic War (World War II).

You can see this magnificent sculpture from a distance. He stood quietly on a hill, his eyes firmly overlooking the entire Cora Bay and the endless Arctic scenery.

Tip:

It takes 20 minutes to visit this statue, starting from augeraud bus station, passing through the park with hills, and then passing through Lake Semenovskoye.

How does Murmansk get on the plane?

Murmansk Airport has five airlines, namely Aeroflot and Aeroflot, which fly to Moscow, St. Petersburg, Arkhangelsk and Tromso, Norway.

coach

There are buses from Murmansk's coach station to Kirovsk, passing through Olenegorsk, Monchegorsk and Apatit. In addition, there are long-distance buses to Li Jie Belka every day.

boat

The river terminal in Murmansk mainly receives foreign cruise ships, with about 12 flights every year, including ships sailing to villages in the Arctic Circle irregularly, and other ships are military ships.

If you want to go to Murmansk to see the aurora, learn from Bian Xiao Raiders! I wish you all a pleasant journey!