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This season we decided to help you glide through the Russian winter. The forecasters promise us a "European" winter, meaning it is going to be mild, but the holiday season is nearing, and we wanted to feel the festival glee and to share it with you.

To partake in the festive joy, please follow the Russian Winter tag. On the tag's page you will find a selection of news articles and features. Here's a quick glance at what awaits you:

- Christmas markets in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Yekaterinburg;

- ice rinks in the mentioned 3 cities;

- Russian postal cards, new and old, commemorating Christmas and New Year;

- the unmissable symbols of the Russian New Year (and it's not just the President's Address);

- Russian Christmas tree toys;

- Russian paintings, films, and poems commemorating the winter season;

- a digest of winter resorts and museums to visit;

- and more...

Also, follow our Facebook page - Russia-InfoCentre - where we will be showing photos and paintings commemorating Russian Winter and associated festivals.

We hope you enjoy our merry Russian Winter ride through the season!

Your Russia-InfoCentre team.