What are the fun places to travel to Russia with children?

When traveling in Russia, there are basically two types of tours. One is the two-point entry and exit, which is from Moscow to St. Petersburg and takes a one-night train. This is suitable for your child and is more comfortable. The price is slightly higher, usually 8 sky. In addition, the round trip from Moscow takes 2 nights by train, which is relatively classy but cheap.

Basically there are two cities: Moscow and St. Petersburg. Moscow is the capital. You can visit the Red Square (Beijing’s Tiananmen Square was built after the Red Square), the Kremlin Palace (a must-see, it contains the church, the Bell King, the Artillery King and other attractions, but generally the tour group does not include tickets at your own expense), as well as There are Moscow State University, Sparrow Hill, Observation Deck, All-Russian Exhibition Center, Arbat Street, etc. You can go to the subway, which is very unique, and you can also go to the Novodevichy Cemetery, one of the three major cemeteries in Europe. The sculptures inside are very unique, and Wang Ming is buried there.

St. Petersburg is a tourist city, known as the Venice of the North. There are many things to do, but there are basically three major attractions, the Summer Palace, the Winter Palace, and the Yellow Village. There are three major attractions for three days, and there are also some other places in the middle, such as the Afleur Cruiser, Peter's Fortress, etc. You can find out on Baidu.

There is also a loose version that adds three small towns near Moscow, namely Susdal, Sergeyev, and Vladimir - the Golden Circle. These three small towns are beautiful and peaceful. Worth a visit.

The peak season for group tours in Russia is generally from June to August, when the temperature is suitable and all tourist attractions are open.

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