It is expected that the ferris wheel with a height of 136 meters will be the largest in Europe.

The 43-hectare festival zone will host music concerts and festivals, open-air exhibitions, shows, as well as motocross, BMX and other extreme sports competitions.

A new cycling and pedestrian route will connect Fili Park with Tatarovskaya and Mnevnikovskaya floodplains in western Moscow.

Negotiations are being held to open a branch of the Pushkin Museum on the basis of the old terminal of domestic airlines of the Khabarovsk International Airport.

The border guards of the Russian Federation and Estonia are not ready for the growth of tourist flow after the introduction of electronic visas.

The total area of the future territory in Khamovniki, limited by Volkhonka Street, Kolymazhny, Bolshoi and Maly Znamensky Lanes, will make up approximately 5.71 hectares.

The area of 1.3 thousand square meters will be a place for the collection formed during more than 200 years and currently including about 100 models of the main symbols of St. Petersburg – bridges - wooden and stone, metal and highway, existing and unimplemented, being the copies of St. Petersburg crossings built in XIX-XX centuries.

The works on creation of a navigation layout and a tourist map of the region are underway; it is planned to create a tourist web site of the Zabaykalsky Krai.

This year the Christmas Fair in St. Petersburg will be held in the very centre of the city - on Manezhnaya Square and on Malaya Sadovaya Street.

Two Moscow gastronomic spaces - StrEat and “Depo“- are planning to simultaneously enter the St. Petersburg market.