The Kola Peninsula, Murmansk

The Kola Peninsula mesmerizes with its beauty year-round, especially in winter when you have a unique chance to witness the Northern Lights. During this time, the polar night descends upon the peninsula. Here, you can indulge in snowmobile safaris, expeditions to the Arctic Ocean, and much more.

Natural Park “Nalychevo,” Kamchatka

During winter, skiers and snowboarders flock to these places to glide down the pristine snowy mountain slopes. The only way to reach here is by flying to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, then via helicopter or snowmobile to the park itself.

Sochi, Krasnaya Polyana

Even in this evergreen city, winter is usually sunny and comfortable. At the Rosa Khutor resort, it’s a paradise for skiers, tubing enthusiasts, and snowboarders.

Veliky Ustyug

Winter is when true wonders unfold here. This is where you can meet the main wizard of the country – Ded Moroz (Father Frost). Additionally, you can stroll through the park, visit the magical town, and explore a genuine fairy tale trail.

Kostroma

Not far from the banks of the Volga River lies the log Terem of Snegurochka – the place where Ded Moroz’s granddaughter welcomes guests. Here, visitors can partake in various contests, workshops, witness puppet shows, and much more.

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