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How can a Russian get to the residence of the main Belarusian Father Frost?

As we were told in the tourist department of the National Park "Belovezhskaya Pushcha", Belarusian Father Frost is waiting for guests in his residence every day from 9 am to 6 pm.

To visit the National Park and its tourist sites, a vaccination certificate and a PCR test are not required. However, one of the two is required to enter Belarus. You do not need to book tickets to visit the excursion sites of Belovezhskaya Pushcha. These can be purchased locally. The cost of a ticket to the estate of Santa Claus for children under 14 years old will be 10 Belarusian rubles (about 340 Russian rubles). For adults - 12 Belarusian rubles (about 400 Russian rubles).

The residence of the Belarusian Father Frost is located in Belovezhskaya Pushcha - it is 60 kilometers from Brest and twenty from the town of Kamenets. At present, Russians can get to Belarus without any reason, including for tourist purposes, by plane and train.

Unfortunately, the car service has been partially restored. A trip by car is possible subject to a number of requirements, for example, the following persons have the right to travel: citizens with a residence permit; those persons who travel to close relatives; citizens crossing the border for funerals; for work; for treatment; for the purpose of caring for a sick family member; for education. So we recommend taking a train to Brest. From Brest from the bus station to ag. Kamenyuki there is a minibus "Brest - Belovezhskaya Pushcha" and a bus "Brest - Belovezhskaya Pushcha".

On the official website of the National Park "Belovezhskaya Pushcha" - npbp.by - there is a schedule of buses and fixed-route taxis, telephones for booking hotels and information, as well as information on the cost of tickets to tourist sites, their opening hours and recommendations, what time of day they are better visit.

Rest

Do I need a QR code to visit the skating rink on Red Square?

You do not need a QR code to visit the skating rink in GUM on Red Square. Unfortunately, you won't be able to get to the skating rink on New Year's Eve, all tickets are already sold out. But you can come to ride any other day. The skating rink will be open for visiting in any weather: in a blizzard or in subzero temperatures until February 28.

On January 1, the skating rink will begin its work at 11.30, the first session at 12 noon. On other days, the skating rink is open from 9 am to 11 pm. By the way, on the remaining weekdays, if you come for the first three sessions with your skates, you can ride for free. From December 27 to January 9, morning sessions will cost: an adult ticket - 500 rubles, a child ticket - 400 rubles (with their own skates). Illumination at the skating rink is switched on from 15:00, so the cost of the session increases.

On weekdays you can ride for an adult for 700 rubles, on weekends and holidays for 800 rubles, for children the price is the same - 400 rubles. The duration of the sessions is one hour. The last session is 1.5 hours. If you don't have your own skates, you can rent them. The cost of a pair of adult skates is 400 rubles, for children - 250 rubles.

Transport

How will public transport work on New Year's Eve in Moscow?

For the sixth year in a row, by the decision of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the metro and the Moscow Central Ring (MCC) will operate without interruption throughout New Year's Eve ... MCD will extend its work until 02.30 am. Ground transport will operate in an enhanced mode on 157 routes, on 66 of them - all New Year's Eve, another 91 - until 03.30. The existing 16 night routes will operate as usual.

Travel by metro, MCC and ground transport will be free from 20:00 on December 31, 2021 until 06:00 on January 1, 2022. For those who celebrate the New Year in the metro, in train carriages and on escalators, congratulations of the President of Russia will be broadcast on 17 thousand screens and the mayor of Moscow. They can also be seen on 185 road screens.

On holidays - from December 31 to January 8 - all street parking in Moscow will be free. This also applies to city parking in the very center of the city at a rate of 380 rubles per hour. On January 9, it will be possible to park according to the rules in force on Sundays: free everywhere, except for streets with an increased tariff (380 rubles per hour). Flat parking lots with a barrier will work for a fee (at the current tariffs).

For all questions related to parking, you can call the number: 3210 (from a mobile) or +7 495 539-54-54 (from any phone).

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