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Most Russian cities have bus links to cities as far as 5-6 hours away or further. Though generally less comfortable than the train, buses sometimes are a better option time-wise and are worth looking into if the train timetables don't suit you. A small number of cities, notably Suzdal, are not served by train, and ... bus is the only option besides a car.
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Take a small tour of Kaliningrad, a picturesque Russian city located on the coast of the Baltic Sea. Kaliningrad has a number of lakes and ponds. One of the most attractive features of Kaliningrad is its vast greenery: parks, forests, and trees in the streets.
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Russian law provides for a minimum wage, which is revised regularly to take account of inflation. Russian legal entities, including enterprises with foreign investment, may not compensate employees who are Russian citizens in hard currency.
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Besides local doctors (generally good quality but often working in poor facilities) there are several Western-run medical centers in major Russian cities. These all have different policies for payment (some take credit cards, some require payment in cash up front, even if you have insurance) so make sure you know what you are paying for (and when and how) before you agree to any services.
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