Things To Do in Sestroretskiy Kurort, Restaurants in Sestroretskiy Kurort
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Top 9 Russian health resorts in Russian Gulf of Finland Coast, Russia
Discover the best Russian health resorts in Russian Gulf of Finland Coast, Northwestern District including Baltiyskiy Bereg Wellness Resort, Petrodvorets, X-Clinic, Sestroretskiy Kurort, Sanatorium "Dyuny", Heath Resort Belyye Nochi, Severnaya Riviera, Trudoviye Rezervy, Strelna.
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The best available Russian health resorts to stay near Karelian Isthmus
Discover the best Russian health resorts in Karelian Isthmus, Northwestern District including Krasnoye Ozero, Baltiyskiy Bereg Wellness Resort, X-Clinic, Sestroretskiy Kurort, Sanatorium "Dyuny", Heath Resort Belyye Nochi, Melnichny Ruchei, Severnaya Riviera.
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The 6 best Russian health resorts in Kurortny District, Russia
Discover the best Russian health resorts in Kurortny District, St. Petersburg, Northwestern District including Baltiyskiy Bereg Wellness Resort, X-Clinic, Sestroretskiy Kurort, Sanatorium "Dyuny", Heath Resort Belyye Nochi, Severnaya Riviera.
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St. Petersburg Russian health resorts | Places to Stay in St. Petersburg
Frequently referred to as the "Venice of the North," almost every palace and state building in this grand city was constructed by an Italian architect. Saint Petersburg is Russia's most westernized city, with no ancient history, it looks very contemporary - just as it was meant to be when Peter the Great founded it in 1701. Some say that living in this "northern capital" is like living in a museum.
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10 Top-Rated Russian health resorts in Northwestern District
Russia’s historic gateway to Western Europe, the North-West is home to St. Petersburg, the country’s capital until the early 18th century. A very large area bordering Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Belarus in the west (as well as Kaliningrad, the little extra slice of Russia that lies between Lithuania and Poland), North-West Russia stretches in the east to the Ural Mountains. A large number of Russia’s national parks are here, as well as the historically significant areas of Novgorod and Karelia.