Kurgan Region exists since February, 6, 1943. The administrative centre of the region is the city of Kurgan. The region is situated on the border of Ural and Siberia in the encatchment area of the rivers Tobol and Iset.

Many air carriers offer the transfer from Moscow to Sochi – you can choose the airport and the time of flight that is convenient to you.

Bryansk, one of the oldest Russian cities, is situated on both the banks of the Desna River, where the Bolva and Snezhet Rivers meet Desna. The Bryansk Region has always been one of the bridges facilitating Russia’s cultural communication with Ukraine and Byelorussia.

Pskov is one of the oldest Russian cultural centers and has a lot to offer both to those who are interested in discovering fascinating sightseeing and to those who are searching for picturesque natural sites.

Kaliningrad Region is worth visiting for its old country-side Prussian castle ruins, as well as for its sunny beaches, the highest sand dunes in Europe, thick pine forests and the world’s largest amber mine.

Omsk is an industrial city that lies on the Trans-Siberian Railway at the point where the Om River enters the Irtysh.

One of the best ways is to book a transfer to Mineralnye Vody Airport online in advance, when you have time to choose the right taxi-company providing English-speaking drivers.

Approaching towards the ancient city of Kostroma, located at the left bank of the Volga River, you find yourself in the land of an old Russian fairy tale.

The Samara Region is located in a beautiful place where the Volga makes a great U-turn, encircling the Samarskaya Luka, a nature reserve unique in natural features. Samara is located on the River Volga some 700 miles to the south east of Moscow. Samara now is one of the biggest cities of Russia.

With the cultural heritage of its aristocratic exiles, the Asian influence of nearby Mongolia and China and the easy accessibility of the Lake Baikal, Irkutsk is one of the most appealing cities in Russia.

Kazan, the capital of Tatarstan, a rich and populous city, with peacefully co-existing Muslim mosques and Orthodox Churches, Polish Roman-Catholic churches and synagogues, was known throughout Russia and abroad.

Altay Territory is a subject of the Russian Federation, a part of the Siberian Federal District. The administrative capital of the Territory is the city of Barnaul, a rather big city with a population of 650, 7 thousand people.

Rostov Region is world famous for its cultural and folk traditions. It is the region of vast spaces and mighty rivers, the place where the Don River flows into the Azov Sea.

The city of Volgograd was founded in 1589 and served as a fortress guarding the trade route along the Volga river.

Magadan is a city and port on the North-East of Russia, capital of Magadan Region. This city is situated of the shore of Sea of Okhotsk. It is called sunny Magadan, because of the white nights in the summer, when the sun doesn't set. However, it isn't warm there: the average year temperature is below zero, because the climate is subarctic.

Nizhny Novgorod charms its visitors with the surviving Russian Revival and Stalin Empire style architecture.

Russia-IC recommends Kiwi transfer service and transfers from/to the airport. Here you can make a booking to Murmansk Airport and choose the car you like including the class of the car, standard or business.

Since June 20 regular flights from Moscow airport "Zhukovsky" to Kyrgyzstan would be launched.

Yekaterinburg can undoubtedly be labeled as the capital of the Urals, a place where Europe meets Asia and the third largest Russian tourist centre.

Orenburg is a Russian city, the administrative centre of the Orenburg Region. Its population is around 525.6 thousand people. The city is located on the River Ural, near the confluence with River Sakmara, at the distance of 1468 km from Moscow.