Moscow
Capital · 13M metro
55.7558, 37.6173
Major Russian cities across European Russia, Siberia, the Urals, and the Far East — from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok.
Capital · 13M metro
55.7558, 37.6173
Central Russia
51.6608, 39.2003
Golden Ring · UNESCO
57.6261, 39.8845
Eastern Siberia · gateway to Lake Baikal
52.2869, 104.3050
Russian Far East · Trans-Siberian terminus · Pacific port
43.1198, 131.8869
Far East · Amur River
48.4827, 135.0838
Former capital · 'Venice of the North'
59.9311, 30.3609
Baltic exclave · formerly Königsberg
54.7104, 20.4522
Arctic Circle port · WWII Lend-Lease route
68.9585, 33.0827
Siberia's largest city · trans-Siberian hub
55.0084, 82.9357
Western Siberia
54.9885, 73.3242
Central Siberia · Yenisei River
56.0184, 92.8672
First Russian city in Siberia
57.1522, 65.5272
Southern Russia · port
47.2357, 39.7015
Formerly Stalingrad · WWII battle
48.7080, 44.5133
Southern Russia · grain country
45.0355, 38.9753
Black Sea resort · 2014 Olympics
43.5855, 39.7231
Urals · Romanov family executed here
56.8389, 60.6057
Southern Urals · industrial
55.1644, 61.4368
Urals
58.0105, 56.2502
Republic of Tatarstan capital · UNESCO Kremlin
55.7964, 49.1064
Volga + Oka rivers confluence
56.2965, 43.9361
Volga River
53.1959, 50.1003
Republic of Bashkortostan capital
54.7388, 55.9721
Volga
51.5924, 46.0348
Russia is the world's largest country, spanning 11 time zones.
Despite Russia's size, population is heavily concentrated.
The Trans-Siberian Railway is the iconic Russian journey.