Where In Russia Should You Live?

We salute your joie de vivre and think that you should live the high life in Russia’s fun factory - Sochi. Famous for hosting the spectacular 2014 Winter Olympics, the resort city is a perfect destination for party animals and winter sports-lovers alike. The best way to aprés-ski in Sochi is dipping into the warm waters of the Black Sea, celebrating the region’s diversity.

You’re a no-nonsense person and we respect that! Tyumen is your city of choice in Russia. The Siberian oil-rich business hub is a tough cookie - its long cold and dark winters would scare many away. But not you! Besides, who cares what temperature it is outside, when it’s set to ‘living conditions: perfect’ inside your luxurious four-by-four or private jet?

Kawaii! You should live in Russia’s Asian Fantasia - Vladivostok. A six-day train journey from Moscow, this is Russia’s largest port on the Pacific Ocean. Unsurprisingly, much of the cultural heritage and modern-day habits are more in line with the wonders of the East. Hence the name, which translates as ‘Ruler of the East’.

Too cool for school. We see you in Russia’s European exclave - Kaliningrad. Birthplace of philosopher Immanuel Kant and Russia’s western-most city, it’s Germanic looks will suit your refined taste and love of all things structured and proper. This Baltic Sea port is further away from Moscow than Latvia or Lithuania, as a permanent reminder that it was once a Prussian city called Konigsberg, founded in 1255 by Teutonic knights.