Introducing Kostroma
This historic town sits 300km northeast of Moscow (95km north of Ivanovo), where its namesake river - the Kostroma - converges with the Volga. The delightful historic centre dates back to the 18th century, when the old wooden structures were demolished by fire. But the pride of Kostroma is the 14th-century Monastery of St Ipaty, which poses majestically on the right bank of the Kostroma River.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Accommodation in Nizhny Novgorod
by everbrite 26 May 2011
You don't need to worry about registration if you are not going to be staying more than 7 business days. If you are only looking for a…
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RE: Suzdal bus and Novgorod & St. Petersburg June festivals
by mscgreet 20 May 2011
1) From Schelkovskogo transport station. Direct bus from Moscow to Suzdal goes from Moscow at 17 hours daily. Time of arrival in Suzdal…
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RE: Golden Ring transport
by everbrite 26 April 2011
You are not stupid. Unfortunately there are no trains for this route. If you look carefully at the map at the bottom of the waytorussia.net…
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