Novgorod, or Novgorod the Great as it is still commonly known to many inhabitants, is one of the oldest cities in Russia. Due to its history as a fiercely independent centre of democracy and its spiritual freedom, the city developed a highly-evolved cultural and artistic community. It has many ancient architectural monuments adorned with intricate wall murals, is filled with parks and even has a beach. Because of its moniker as ‘a Russian Florence’, students and other HotelTravel.com education-seekers flock to Novgorod.
It's a new official holiday, established in 1991 with the Declaration of Sovereignty of the Russian Federation. Russians spend this day at their farm house in the countryside. They plant vegetables and enjoy being close to nature.
07 Nov. 2012 - 08 Nov. 2012
Russia Revolution Day
It marks the day in 1917 when the masses of people revolted against the autocratic rule of the czars. The day is celebrated with huge parades and displays of young persons performing mass gymnastics.
31 Dec. 2012
New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Eve is naturally enjoyed all over the country with vigour yet the best place to take part in the festivities is arguably in Barcelona where masked individuals take to the streets. During the 12 chimes of midnight, people attempt to eat 12 grapes.
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Just a short drive away from the city centre, the Park Inn Veliky Novgorod (formerly Beresta ...
This month's lucky winner is Mr. Laith Addabbas who lives in Jordan.
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