Kazan.

Kazan is located on the left bank of the Volga River, the longest river in Europe. It is one of the three famous historical and cultural cities in Russia, along with Moscow and St. Petersburg, and has many UNESCO World Heritage Sites. 📍Kremlin: The Kazan Kremlin was approved by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee as a cultural heritage site in 2000. The Agricultural Museum is one of the architectural wonders of Kazan, with a magnificent exterior that combines various architectural elements. It is now one of the main tourist attractions in Kazan. 📍Bolgar: As the capital of the ancient civilization on the Volga River, it was once the capital of the powerful Volga Bulgaria and an important node on the Silk Road. Today, it has become an ancient city site protected by UNESCO. 📍Sviyazhsk: This island city surrounded by three rivers seems to take you back to medieval Russia. Visitors can freely visit the island without time restrictions. The island's museums are open all year round. The Wooden Archaeological Museum, handicraft workshops, and archery range are particularly interesting. Tickets can be purchased directly at the ticket office. 🎈Kazan is known as the "Gourmet Capital of Russia". Visitors can experience the unique tea ceremony here, visit Sviyazhsk in winter to enjoy skiing, or take a leisurely stroll along the Volga River, or take a hot air balloon ride over the Volga River.