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About the city

Kostroma is an ancient city on the Volga, part of the Golden Ring of Russia. It is home to the Ipatiev Monastery, where the Romanov dynasty began, and has preserved a unique ensemble of 17th-19th century Trading Rows. Kostroma is the birthplace of Snegurochka (the Snow Maiden) and one of the centres of Russian cheese-making with tasting museums.

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How do I get from Kostroma airport to the centre?

The airport (KMW) is ~5 km away. Bus No. 101 - ~20 minutes, taxi - ~10-15 minutes (~200 RUB). A taxi is the fastest.

Do I need a passport for a trip to Kostroma?

No, Kostroma is a Russian city. From Moscow - ~4.5 hours on the Lastochka via Yaroslavl or ~6 hours by bus.

What to see in Kostroma in 2 days?

Day 1: the Ipatiev Monastery, Susanin Square, the Fire Tower and the Trading Rows. Day 2: the Cheese Museum, the Snegurochka Museum and the Volga embankment.

How much does a trip from the airport to the centre of Kostroma cost?

Bus - ~25 RUB (20 minutes), taxi - ~200 RUB (10-15 minutes). A taxi is convenient with luggage.

When is the best time to go to Kostroma?

May-September is warm weather. The winter is cold but beautiful for a fairy-tale atmosphere (the birthplace of Snegurochka). Summer is best for walks along the Volga.

What is Kostroma known for?

Kostroma is the birthplace of Snegurochka, a merchant city of the Golden Ring and a cheese-making centre. It is home to the Ipatiev Monastery, where the Romanov dynasty began.

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