St Petersburg - Omsk Flight Ticket

About St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg is a culturally developed city and is known for its elegant buildings. In addition to being the second largest city of Russia, it is also a settlement center on 42 islands located on the Baltic sea coast. The purpose of the city's founding was to open the door to Europe, and for this purpose it served as the capital of the Russian Tsardom for a long time. With a population of over five million, the city has a European atmosphere and has achieved its founding purpose. The city, which is also known as the Venice of the North with some of the options used in its architecture, is the center of attention for tourists with its Hermitage museum, one of the largest museums in the world. Winter days are quite short, and especially in some July and June periods, the sun does not set at all for two weeks. These periods of time, called white nights, reveal a very different lifestyle.

About Omsk

Omsk is the second largest city in Siberia and the eighth largest city in Russia in terms of population density. The city, which is quite far from Moscow, was the temporary capital of Russia in its history. Considering Siberia as the center, the city becomes a very important station and with the gold mines discovered in the region, the economic prosperity of the city has increased considerably. There are many places to visit and see in the city. These include Monument to Stepan, Assumption Cathedral, Statue Lyuba. For those who want to get acquainted with ice hockey, Arena Omsk is a very magnificent arena. Tourists are offered historical and cultural options to visit with venues registered with a certificate of excellence.

About St. Petersburg

Petersburg is one of the second largest cities in Russia and the fourth largest city in the world. Located in the northwest of Moscow, this city contains very elegant buildings. From a cultural perspective, it is among the details that cannot go unnoticed that it has improved itself. It is known that the city was built on 42 islands on the Neva river, located on the Baltic Sea coast. It has been announced that, unlike Moscow, nearly five million European people live in the city. It is even said that this city is a gateway to Europe. It is also known that Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky's novels Crime and Punishment, The Oppressed and White Nights were set in this city. There are many small cities and rural areas within the living area of the city. In this city, summer months are quite short and winter months are long. There is a high amount of snow in the winter months and the thickness of the snow is calculated as 24 cm. In tourist places, the most common sight is newlywed couples flying pigeons and popping champagne, visiting the statue of Peter in the Navy Park.