Kuznetsk Holiday Deals

Kuznetsk Holiday Package Deals

Hotel bookings, airfares, hire cars and activities — lastminute.com.au can combine all these things into a convenient package. You'll have more free time and more money for Kuznetsk!

You may even see average savings of around ! With all that spare change bouncing 'round in your pockets, why not book a few extra days?

The opportunities are endless with some 400 partner airlines and 282,000 worldwide hotels. Your deal can be as unique as you are!

Keep in mind that we're willing to put our prices against any other travel site out there. And with our Price Pledge, if you find a lower price on your hotel or package within 24 hours of booking, we'll match it and refund you the difference.Terms and conditions apply.

Holidays in Kuznetsk

We get it! The sound of that plane overhead released the explorer within, right? Then a trip to Kuznetsk might just be the answer! From here, you'll be able to step off the tourist trail and explore the pleasant forests, rivers, streams and lakes of Penza Oblast.

It lies 650 kilometres to the southeast of Moscow, the capital of Russia.

Gain a better understanding of Kuznetsk's culture at the Kuznetsk Museum of Local Lore.

Seeking some additional nearby places? Chaadaevka is about 45 kilometres to the west, so get in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Aseevskaya, 60 kilometres west of Kuznetsk, is also worth the time.

An excellent way to see the greater region is to embark on an outdoor adventure. Hiking is one of the most popular activities in these parts. But if that doesn't pique your interest, there's always caving.

Shore fishing and bird watching are wonderful ways to give yourself a break if always being on the go has left you feeling on edge.

Sure, it's nice to be near the water, but it's a whole lot more exciting to be in or on it! Make the most of the opportunity to have a crack at some of the region's awesome watersports, such as swimming and boating.

If you find yourself caught in some bad weather, run for cover in one of the region's art museums, history museums, art galleries and theaters.

If it's not raining cats and dogs, why not take the chance to investigate the surrounding area's gardens?

Get a better sense of the area's history with a trip to the surrounding ruins and old towns. If a tour guide isn't available, ensure you do some research of your own.

If you'd like to learn about the local set of beliefs, organise a visit to one or two churches, cathedrals, mosques and temples. Even if it doesn't spark a spiritual awakening, it's likely that you'll find some calm.

Feeling ready to bite, chew, chomp, munch and gulp your way through Penza Oblast? A world of delectable flavours is waiting for you, so slip into your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

Once you find a table and leaf through a restaurant or café menu, you'll quickly realise that rye and horseradish are two ingredients commonly used in local cooking.

If you're not one to say no to dessert, you should definitely introduce your palate to çäkçäk (honey covered pastry balls). This sweet treat represents the area in just one bite.

If you truly want to see the big pitcher, take the hopportunity to toss back a beer. Schooner rather than later! Dorky beer puns aside, don't forget to order Baltika Premium Lager, one of the best local brews.

Travelling is much more than just ticking off sights and trying out the local cuisine. It's also about the experiences you have with the people and their culture. Make the most of your Penza Oblast holiday by learning a handful of expressions and greetings in the local tongue. Try to get your tongue around 'Udači!'. It means 'good luck'. One more to keep in mind is 'Za zdarov'e!', meaning 'cheers/good health!'.

What better way to get to know a place than by experiencing a day of national celebration? There'll be many festivities planned for Russia Day on the 12th of June.

With just a little bit of your travel allowance remaining in your pocket and some amazing memories that will last your whole life, say one last "Poka!" to Kuznetsk.

If you're travelling by plane, it's wise to decide a route to the terminal beforehand. From the middle of Kuznetsk, you'll need to go about 240 kilometres east to Kurumoch International Airport (KUF), the closest airport.