Anyone in Moscow right now will be able to enjoy free books on planes and trains as the Russian city launched the initiative of having virtual bookshelves on both transportations. Called 'A Book for a Trip,' it was started on December at different terminals around Moscow to offer travelers an insight as well as good reads from Russian literature when they're traveling.
Moscow is one of the world's most expensive destinations. But after reading these five, you could say Russia is a bit more affordable than other destinations worldwide.
Would you like to find out how on earth do they survive in the coldest inhabited place on earth at -72 degress Celsius? Read on.
There is no better way to turn a boring daily commute into extravagance than by creating wonderful metro stations that would take a jaded commuter from one place to the next. Moscow is home to one of the most luxurious train stations in the world and not many people know about it.
There is indeed so much more about airplanes and airports we ought to know, here are five fun facts about airplanes, airports, and flying to keep in mind on your next flight.
Nowadays, you do not need to look for genie in a bottle in Middle East or a fairy god mother somewhere in France’s palaces to grant your wish. Your prince charming or your dream girl can be found in gadgets too.
A drunk man was arrested after claiming that one of the boarding planes of a local airport was rigged with explosives in order to stop his wife from attending her business trip.
A train travel from London to Tokyo may soon be possible with Russia and Japan's meeting of linking the countries together via railway.
Winter rolls around and the sleds and ice skates come out of storage. People of all ages wait patiently (or impatiently) for ponds to freeze over and the first heavy snow to fall. There is something enchanting about these winter activities, especially ice skating. Here are some unique skating rinks around the world to visit.
Trapped in the nineteenth century, Suzdal, is a small town on the outskirts of Moscow, Russia. In the late 1800s the railroad became an important factor in modernization and a definition of moving into the twentieth century. Cities that did not have the grace of having the train pass through essentially became forgotten. Those that did, saw the city grow and prosper as it was opened up to trade and travel. This small town of Suzdal, unfortunately did not convince the government in 1864 to have the would-be Trans-Siberian Railway pass through. And so this town never modernized and was left behind in the nineteenth century.