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At the same time, most Russians do not have what the West calls “good manners”. Their manners are not bad, they are simply Russian manners. Russia is a harsh continent and Russians usually do not hesitate to say things in a way that leaves no room for misunderstanding. During the Soviet period having Western-style “good manners” was considered to be reminiscent of the bourgeoisie (and don’t forget that the Soviet system was against everything bourgeois). Russians are very direct. When they see each other or call each other on the phone, they don’t waste time with questions like “How are you feeling?” and get straight to the point. It’s not that they are rude, it’s simply a way of doing things.
This doesn’t mean that they don’t keep their manners at social events or that they are rude. On the contrary, a Russian or in our case a Russian woman knows perfectly well how to keep manners in many different situations: a family or work meal, a cultural event etc. Russians are very well-mannered people. They will always address a third party formally and will not address him or her as a “tute tute” until a relationship of frank friendship is established. They have great respect for family and family rules. Russians are direct, frank and very respectful people.
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Notes: This program includes the excursion to Catherine Palace and park. If for technical reasons this monument could not be offered it will be replaced by the excursion to Peterhof Palace + gardens and park.
Places are limited for “Advance Purchase” prices. We remind you that until you make a firm reservation, your place is not confirmed, so this special price may no longer be available.
Buffet breakfast and lunch included. At 9.15 a.m. excursion to the Catherine Palace and its park. Located 32 km from St. Petersburg in the village of Pushkin. We will visit the wonderful Palace and its park. This place became in the XVII century the official residence of the tsars. In 1717 Catherine I ordered the construction of the Palace (it is considered one of the best examples of Russian baroque). The visit to the Palace includes the famous Amber Room. At the indicated time transfer to the city center. Free afternoon. Lodging. Lunch included.
After the program, we will move to another room where traditional Russian blinis with red caviar, vodka, different types of homemade jam and samovar tea (traditional Russian vessel) are waiting for us. We will be entertained with an interactive program by the musical group and will use among other traditional Russian instruments Balalaika and accordion.
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I will go on my own in a few months. There is a lot of information on the internet, the thing is that you have to spend time. The advantage, I think you save a lot of money and learn more things in advance. It’s also good because you get a lot of recommendations for different activities, like here for example.
Hi! make it free as you like! You can hire free tours to start in each city, so you get a general overview, but then it’s nice to move according to your will, your pocket, the weather and above all the desire!
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The European Union closed the entire airspace of its 27 countries to Russian aircraft on Sunday, following a steady stream of airspace closure announcements by member countries over the weekend.
The zone was expanded from 100 to 200 nautical miles from the Ukrainian border with Russia. EASA argues that the expanded zone now considers the “risk posed by the threat of missile launches to and from Ukraine.”
“We have guests traveling in late March and early April to Poland, but that is more than a month away. It’s impossible to say now how it will evolve. We are basically in wait-and-see mode,” Kozlowski said by email.
Tourists with short-term plans to visit Poland are advised to book accommodation in advance, “as some of the hotel infrastructure may be earmarked for those in need.”
“IATA is helping to facilitate the relevant and timely exchange of information with airlines from government and non-government sources to support airlines in planning their operations around the airspace closures in Ukraine and parts of Russia.”