What should I wear to travel to Russia in August?

1. All clothes are mainly comfortable, and there are many ways to go. Take a thin coat, preferably waterproof and easy to put on and take off. Put it on when it's cold and take it off when it's hot.

2. Brightly colored clothes steal the mirror, and the photos taken in yellow are very nice. By the way, if you are going to the opera and ballet, prepare a slightly formal suit.

Pay attention to the weather forecast and prepare rain-proof clothes and shoes even if it doesn't rain. Comfortable, just a light rain. After all, it's a long walk, and the roads in the old city are bumpy, so our feet are blistered. A pair of comfortable shoes is very important (the bottom is thick and waterproof, so you don't worry about uneven roads). If you have new shoes, wear them several times before going out to see if they are comfortable. By the way, one more thing, shoes should be non-slip.

Russian travel tips:

1. Regarding foreign currency exchange, it is not necessary to exchange rubles in China in advance. You can exchange a small amount of rubles from the tour leader as pocket money to buy a toilet or something. Bring UnionPay or VISA card, and you can swipe your card in large supermarkets and shopping malls.

2. With regard to surfing the Internet abroad, tour guides can spend 65,438+000 RMB to buy a local calling card, including the whole local call and surfing the Internet. The internet speed is fast and super easy to use.

3. With regard to Russian visas, landing visa is a place for group travel, and individual travel requires a visa.

Russian thieves are extremely rampant and need to be vigilant anytime and anywhere. They will not only steal but also rob, and they will steal the SLR lens within 2-5 seconds. You'd better take a walk together when you are free.

5. It is best to avoid backpacks. You should store them in palaces, churches, exhibitions and other places, regardless of size. Crossbody bags (small and medium) do not need to be stored.

6. In Russia, there has always been Chinese food, only one Russian food, which is light in taste and can bring pickles and spicy food.

7. Bring enough cold, stomach and medicines that must be taken. Russian pharmacies only sell prescription drugs, that is, you must have a prescription from a local doctor to buy medicine.

8. It is cooler in summer in Russia, and it is more appropriate to wear clothes in early autumn.

9. Prepare a pair of shoes that can walk for a long distance and walk and stand for at least 5 hours every day.

10, charging conversion plug (Russian standard and European standard, the two plugs at the tip of the plug are cylindrical)