Russian heritage

Russian heritage

Although Russia converted to Christianity more than a millennium ago, some pagan rituals still linger on.

From stacking dolls, to brown bears and vodka, here’s a list of Russia’s most popular symbols.

Alevtina Byagisheva (center), 54, Ekaterina Shklayeva (right), 74, and Zoya Dorodova (left), 74, members of the singing group "Buranovskiye Babushki", offer home made dumplings at a folk museum near the Ludorvai village in Udmurtia

Church in Saint Petersburg, Russia Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ on Blood, or the Church of the Spa on Blood in St. Petersburg - an Orthodox memorial single-altar church in the name of the Resurrection of Christ; erected in memory of the fact that on this place on March 1, 1881, as a result of an attempt on his life, Emperor Alexander II was mortally wounded. Architect: Alfred Alexandrovich Parland Architectural style: Russian style Opening: 1907 Height: 81 m Owner: The State…

Russian tea culture uses a Samovar to brew a tea concentrate. Russians know their tea and consume among the most tea in the world! Zavarka (заварка)

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UNESCO World Heritage Sites in RUSSIA