Russian Cities
17 entries in the Russian Cities compendium.
AbakanCapital of Khakassia at the confluence of the Yenisei and Abakan Rivers.ArkhangelskGateway to the Arctic and historic White Sea port.AstrakhanThe southernmost outpost of Russia and the Caspian capital.BarnaulThe silver capital of Siberia, where history and industry meet the Ob River.DerbentThe southernmost city in Russia, a historic gateway between the Caspian Sea and the CaucasGroznyThe fearsome fortress on the Sunzha, oil heart of the Caucasus.IrkutskThe Paris of SiberiaIvanovoThe textile capital of Russia and youngest city of the Golden Ring.IzhevskArmory Capital of Russia and City of Labor GloryVinnytsiaA historic city on the Southern Bug, once a de facto capital of Ukraine.VladikavkazCapital of North Ossetia–Alania, at the foothills of the Caucasus.VladivostokVladivostok: Russia's Pacific capital and gateway to the East.VologdaHistoric Russian city and major transport hub.VoronezhRussian city founded as a fort, later a key shipbuilding center.YakutskThe coldest major city on Earth, built on permafrost.YaroslavlAncient city on the Volga, a World Heritage Site and key industrial hub of the Golden RingYekaterinburgThe third capital of Russia, a cultural and industrial powerhouse on the Iset River.
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