Freeze the study, not the fun: here's your winter break guide! ❄️
St. Petersburg is a gateway to some of the most magical winter spots in Russia. Whether you’re a nature lover or a history buff, here is your international student-approved travel guide for the holidays.
⚠️ However, don't get "frozen" out – migration rules to remember
To keep your student status safe while you explore, the Migration Office reminds all international students to follow these essential steps:
🔵 Email before you go: send your travel tickets to omu@itmo.ru so they know where you are.
🔵 Hotel check: if you stay in a hotel, always take the registration paper they give you when you leave.
🔵 The 3-day rule: once you’re back in St. Petersburg, you have 3 working days to visit the Migration Office and refresh your registration.
🔵 The golden trio: never leave home without your passport, migration card, and registration.
For questions, email at omu@itmo.ru or call 480-09-17
St. Petersburg is a gateway to some of the most magical winter spots in Russia. Whether you’re a nature lover or a history buff, here is your international student-approved travel guide for the holidays.
⚠️ However, don't get "frozen" out – migration rules to remember
To keep your student status safe while you explore, the Migration Office reminds all international students to follow these essential steps:
For questions, email at omu@itmo.ru or call 480-09-17
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What’s your favourite traditional Russian New Year foods? Here are some picks from our student Hossain!
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Winter through Russian art ❄️
What does winter mean in Russia, beyond the snow and frost? From quiet village scenes to lively seasonal traditions, centuries of Russian art have put the spirit of winter onto canvas in powerful and poetic ways.
Through five breathtaking winter landscapes, we explore how the coldest months have shaped life, tradition, and imagination in Russian art.
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What does winter mean in Russia, beyond the snow and frost? From quiet village scenes to lively seasonal traditions, centuries of Russian art have put the spirit of winter onto canvas in powerful and poetic ways.
Through five breathtaking winter landscapes, we explore how the coldest months have shaped life, tradition, and imagination in Russian art.
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Russian Orthodox Christmas: what makes it special? 🕯
In Russia, Christmas is celebrated on January 7. From festive kolyadki (costumed caroling) and midnight church services to traditional fortune-telling rituals, this holiday is full of meaning and unique customs.
Discover how Russia celebrates Christmas ✨
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In Russia, Christmas is celebrated on January 7. From festive kolyadki (costumed caroling) and midnight church services to traditional fortune-telling rituals, this holiday is full of meaning and unique customs.
Discover how Russia celebrates Christmas ✨
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Introverts… assemble! 🤫
Holiday lights everywhere, crowds… also everywhere. But what if you want winter magic without the noise?
We’ve put together a guide for those who prefer quiet walks, cozy corners, and calm moments amid the festive rush. Discover the spots that let you enjoy the season on your own terms.
Click here and explore 👈
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Holiday lights everywhere, crowds… also everywhere. But what if you want winter magic without the noise?
We’ve put together a guide for those who prefer quiet walks, cozy corners, and calm moments amid the festive rush. Discover the spots that let you enjoy the season on your own terms.
Click here and explore 👈
#stp
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