Is it suitable to travel to Russia in winter?

clothing: how to dress is a headache for Russian winter tourism where the indoor and outdoor temperatures differ by more than 3 degrees. Afraid of the cold, I brought enough warm clothes this time, including thermal underwear, pullover, sweater pants, boots, wool square towel, tweed hat and long down jacket, plus warm baby, warm feet and warm hands. Fortunately, indoor places such as the Winter Palace and Huangcun Palace require coats so that people can swim in them easily. Local Russian beauties wear thin clothes, stockings with boots and mink coats, so if you pay attention, most of the local old people are the ones with big legs and swollen.

In the former athletes' village, there were several buildings with exactly the same appearance.

There are five airports and nine railway stations in Moscow. The railway stations are named after the terminal cities. For example, when we take a train from Moscow to St. Petersburg, we have to take a bus at St. Petersburg Railway Station in Moscow. The opposite is also true. When you return to Moscow from St. Petersburg, you have to take a bus at the Moscow Railway Station there.

The underground transportation in Moscow is very developed, but there are few subway lines in St. Petersburg. If you want to go to tourist attractions, you need to take the subway and change to a bus. There are not many taxis in these two cities, and the government has liberalized private cars to carry passengers for a fee, so you can wave at the roadside and wait for the bus, and then talk to the driver about the destination and the price. According to the tour guide, if you rent a car, try to ask the locals to drive.