Travel to Russia

Moscow back to life !

Moscow is making a Fenix process, rising with all it's glory from it's own ashes.

In process of became an extraordinaire city once again, the ancient cathedrals are finally being rerstored and of course opened for religious services.

All the innovative theaters are reclaiming the leadership in the art they use to rightfully have. They are awesome artists and impecable taste for all the things in life.

The traditional Markets are also emerging from their ashes, now you will be able to find russian commercial empires (like Hallmark's in the U.S.A)

If someone would told me that this could happend 10 years ago I would laugh out loud, now we can see the  future history  been
                                                     made.
Ancient cathedrals are being restored and opened for religious services, innovative theaters are reclaiming leadership  in the arts, and traditional markets are coming back to life.

Easier than ever!!!

Although you still need a Visa, travelling to my beloved Russia is now easier than ever.

If you want to see where the Zars use to live, the greatness of their architecture style there are some things you must know and remember.

Tips for a sane trip.

Water : Please do NOT drink water or brush your teeth unless is Bottled water, or you can get sick.
             Not  all the water is bad but you can never know where to find the clean one.

Taxis : The taxis rate are negotiable with the driver, but don't take a gipsy cab or agree to share
            the  car with another person.

Crime : State crime has been rising to the sky, however, it is still safer there than in many
            American cities. Some precautions you  ca  have is avoid walking alone, specially at night    
            through the city and parks, and please  do not flaunt your valuables unless of course you want
            to get mug.

Medical Care : If you suffer from anything, you must bring your medicine with you, double if you can
                       if case of lost one of them. Also talk to your medical service and be sure they cover
                       any emergency and rescue before depart.