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About the city

Kursk is the administrative centre of Kursk Oblast, an ancient city (first mentioned in 1032) and the site of the Battle of Kursk in 1943. The city is famous for the Triumphal Arch, the Znamensky Cathedral, the ancient Korennaya Hermitage with a wonder-working icon and the estate of the poet Fet. Kursk is called the nightingale region after its famous Kursk nightingales.

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How do I get from Kursk airport to the centre?

The airport (URS) is ~8 km away. Bus No. 94 - ~30 minutes, taxi - ~15-20 minutes (~300 RUB). A taxi is the fast option.

Do I need a passport for a trip to Kursk?

No, Kursk is a Russian city. From Moscow - ~4.5 hours by train or ~1.5 hours by plane.

What to see in Kursk in 2 days?

Day 1: Red Square, the Znamensky Cathedral, the Battle of Kursk memorial and the Local History Museum. Day 2: the Korennaya Hermitage and the Fet estate in Vorobyovka.

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

Bus - ~25 RUB (30 minutes), taxi - ~300 RUB (15-20 minutes). A taxi is convenient with luggage.

When is the best time to go to Kursk?

May-September is warm weather. Summer is best for visiting the memorial and walks. The winter is moderate, with beautiful snowy landscapes.

What is Kursk known for?

Kursk is a city of military glory and the centre of the 1943 Battle of Kursk. It is famous for the wonder-working icon of Kursk Korennaya, nightingale song and the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly.

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