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Taganrog/Rostov-on-Don

by willjuggler 21 March 2012

Hi, I'm travelling (visa complications permitting) to Taganrog and possibly Rostov-on-Don on the Black Sea in southern Russia in a…
RE: Passport registration

by WaterhazardJack 13 March 2012

Michael, I don't want really to get into an argument with you here so I'll just confine myself to replying to your points above in #23...…
RE: Passport registration

by michaeldunha 12 March 2012

Waterhazzard, why haven't read the OP's question? All you're going is adding to confusion by answering a question that wasn't asked. The…
Re: Samara, Kazan, Nizhny via the Volga?

by AlexWhiteUS 16 February 2012

Good day! I'm from Samara, Russia. Just read your topic, and can say this: It's real to have a longer direct travel from Samara to Nizhny…
Re: Rostov-on-Don

by ronis 22 June 2011

Rostov-on-Don is a sunny and friendly city. If you go there you should visit its sateelite-towns Azov, Starocherkassk and Taganrog. They…
Re: from krasnodar to donets'k

by sith 05 June 2011

There are two direct trains from Krasnodar to Donetsk: №018 and №046. And plenty of direct trains from Rostov-on-Don to Donetsk:№061,…
Semester in Volgograd - Travelling

by justjeff2112 12 February 2011

Hi there, before I carry on I'm new to these forums so my apologies if this is already covered elsewhere or against the general idea of…
RE: Rostov-on-Don

by everbrite 31 January 2011

Whether anyplace is worth interesting depends upon your interests. People travel there on expensive cruises or they take the train from…
Rostov-on-Don

by bar1982 30 January 2011

Hello did anyone travel to Rostov-on-Don? Is it worth visiting? Is there any way to travel there and visit other cities on the way?…
RE: Anyone for Russian Caucasus in August?

by pausanias2 08 October 2010

There is a way for non-russian citizens to visit Chechnya. I suggest to have a look at http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de, there are trains…
RE: Black Sea ferries?

by everbrite 02 July 2010

Actually Astrakhan to Crimea is easily traveled by train or train and bus. Try [Your Trains: CIS train schedules|http://www.poezda.net/e…
RE: Places to stay, eat & go out in Rostov on don

by everbrite 03 June 2010

There should be plenty of trains from Rostov na Donu to Sochi in August. Trip will take a little over 8 hours to 11+ hours depending upon…
RE: Transsiberian (TransManchurian) Schedule question

by TrevorGudsell 04 April 2010

+"I agree that being on a train for 4 days will get old."+ There's always the cultivation of train-rider Zen. I enjoyed my long rides…
Kalmykia (Kalmikija) Republic – Travel Informations – Elista – Lagan

by cavalcamondi 02 April 2010

Kalmykia (Kalmikija) Republic – Travel Informations – Elista – Lagan – Getting there, away and around. Budget accommodation. Few days…
RE: ELISTA TRANSPORT INFORMATIONS

by everbrite 20 March 2010

1. I am pretty sure that the train station in Elista is closed and there are no more trains operating to/from this station. I think the…
RE: busses form Crimea to Krasnodar

by everbrite 20 March 2010

Rail connections are available to both Rostov-na-Donu and Stavropol and then a mashrutka. Up until 2008 or 2009 there was train service…
RE: Yet another Russian visa question

by TrevorGudsell 14 February 2010

If you're not working through a travel agent, you just write your own cover letter. Here (slightly redacted) is what I stuck on my visa…
RE: ukraine - russia border near Rostov on Don - open to foreigners?

by everbrite 04 February 2010

No, you don't need to return to Moscow. How were you planning to cross the border, by train? If so, there are trains that cross the…
ukraine - russia border near Rostov on Don - open to foreigners?

by cavalcamondi 04 February 2010

Salam travelers Soon I ll be traveling through southern Ukraine towards southern Russia... and I m wondering if this is possible without…
RE: Finding a job in Moscow or Rostov-on-Don

by everbrite 24 July 2009

What passport do you have that you think that you won't have to worry about a visa in Europe? Unless you have an EU passport, for most…
RE: Finding a job in Moscow or Rostov-on-Don

by leaf95 24 July 2009

Thanks for the replies, I wouldn't be getting my visa sponsored by the company. I was planning to get a tourist visa and had then hoped…
RE: Direct train from Kazakhstan to Ukraine and russian transit visa

by janajetu 20 July 2009

Hi, i dont have the exact info you need but i traveled from the Ukraine to Kazakhstan in the opposite direction. I was taking busses…
RE: Travel In Grozny And Chechnya

by rakistan 12 July 2009

I was in *Grozny* a couple of days ago, no great hassle, took the overnight train from *Rostov on Don* to *Makhachkala*…
RE: Finding a job in Moscow or Rostov-on-Don

by trebor123 22 June 2009

If you get yourself a 1 year multiple entry, business visa you have to leave Russia after 90 days and remain out of the country for another…
RE: Finding a job in Moscow or Rostov-on-Don

by bmta 19 June 2009

Rostov is just 2-3 hrs by bus/train from Ukrayna-visa free entry for about any westerner. Thus even cheaper+shorter by as MOW/batlics…