but the point I haven't thought about, is that I suck at russian, and I don't know anyone in town..... and also not many Koreans in town... BTW I'm Korean. so anyone or anything I suppose to do in afternoon? I'll like good recommendations or bar friends π seriously anything is good. I was stupid I haven't thought about what after museum closes
Which of these cities is better to visit, when you are first time in Russia? I hope, this information will be useful!
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The eternal rivalry between the two capitals resembles the behavior of girlfriends, who try to outdo each other in beauty, intelligence, manners, and financial capacity.
The cities are separated by 714 kilometers
You can reach Moscow by plane in an hour, by speed-train Sapsan β in 4-5 hours. And, of course, you can still take a compartment or parlor in the old fashioned way, buy tea and waffles from the attendant and enjoy a night on the train.
The capital city has a population of 12 million
The city on the Neva River has 5 million inhabitants.
The time in St. Petersburg and Moscow is the same. Both cities are in the same time zone, so visitors don't have to move their clocks.
DIFFERENCES
WEATHER
Moscow: It's sunnier and almost never windy.
St. Petersburg: The rain in St. Petersburg is legendary - sometimes it rains for an entire month without a break. The sea wind from the Gulf of Finland adds to the "pleasure", twisting umbrellas and tearing away scarves and hats. By the way, in the city on the Neva it's not customary to put jackets and scarves away for the summer, as they'll come in handy anyway.
TRANSPORT
In Moscow it's good to take public transport. And in St. Petersburg it's good to walk.
Moscow has the most modern and best transport in Russia. There are new metro cars. In Moscow, the subway infrastructure is more developed, there are many stations and as many as two circular ones. Stations reach the most remote areas. People in the subway are more organized than in the Northern capital. The passengers move in columns, knowing exactly wh
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The question is not about money, but people, mentality, roads and (of course) the opportunity to get a job.
Can someone explain economic difference between Moscow/Saint Petersburg and the other parts of Russia?
Not sure if this question was ever asked. I do not doubt it. But if I had a week to visit one of the two cities, which one would Russians suggest? Which city has more things to do? A better place to meet and befriend locals? Better food etc.?
We often hear that people living outside of Moscow and SPb will eventually try to move to one of those cities. But do there exist people who live in other areas and prefer to live where they currently are rather than Moscow/SPb?
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but the point I haven't thought about, is that I suck at russian, and I don't know anyone in town..... and also not many Koreans in town... BTW I'm Korean. so anyone or anything I suppose to do in afternoon? I'll like good recommendations or bar friends π seriously anything is good. I was stupid I haven't thought about what after museum closes
