FLAIT
Read moreIn addition to helping you organize your trip (visa, accommodation), this effective Anglophone agency offers trips to the city and the region, including: fishing and hiking in summer, skiing in winter and excursions in Scandinavia. Possibility of a Francophone guide.
HTTP : //VLAD.TRIBNET.COM
Read moreSite of the only newspaper in English from the Russian Far East. A wealth of information.
WWW.GEOCITIES.COM/WALLSTREET/1242/VLAD.HTML
Read morePresentation of the city, rather well done, in English.
WWW.BIYSK.SECNA.RU/IN.E.SHTML
Read moreGeneral information about the city, in English.
WWW.BARNAUL-ALTAI.RU
Read morePresentation of Barnaul and its region. Lots of info and links. In Russian.
WWW.F8.COM
Read moreCollective of American photographers, section of chronicles (English) on contemporary Russia (see "road stories").
WWW.PAROVOZ.COM
Read moreEverything on Russian trains. History, lines, schedules, photos. Also in English.
INTOURIST-VLADIMIR
Read moreVladimir tours for Russian and foreign tourists.
OFFICES DE TOURISME DE SAINT-PÉTERSBOURG
Read moreThese offices, which can be found in several places in the city, have long been the showcase of the total lack of consideration for foreign tourists. This has changed since the city's tercentenary and the World Cup. Now polyglot hostesses are handing out maps, leaflets and information. Other addresses: Sadovaya 37, Milionnaya 25, Ploshchad' Rastrelli 1A, Dvortsovaya ploshchad' 1A, Ligovskiy prospekt 1-k1, Peter and Paul Fortress, Pulkovo Airport.