Makovka Pervaya Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Makovka Pervaya

Your last holiday feel like it was eons ago? Simple — book a ticket to Makovka Pervaya and you'll be away in a heartbeat!

It lies 1,150 kilometres east of Moscow, the country's capital.

Sports lovers won't be left out in the cold during their stay. Ufa-Arena is 50 kilometres away in Ufa and a superb place to get your sporting fill. Don't forget to check the event calendar to see what's on.

Looking for some other close-by places? Ignatovka is only 2 kilometres to the southeast, so jump in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Novosafarovo, 4 kilometres north of Makovka Pervaya, is also worth the time.

Nizhnegorodka, 45 kilometres to the northeast, may be right up your alley. Use it as a base when stopping by Memorial Park, Bashkir State Opera and Ballet Theatre and Museum of Modern Art RB. If you'd like more persuading, other nearby attractions include the Bravo Dance Theatre and the House-Museum VI Lenin.

Turn your holiday in the region into an unforgettable experience with a day of mountain climbing or hiking. They're both very popular pastimes here.

Shore fishing is a fabulous way to relax after a busy week of sightseeing. If you feel like you need more time in the clean, fresh air, why not arrange to go picnicking as well?

Sure, it's lovely to be close to the water, but it's a whole lot more fun to be on or in it! Make the most of the chance to have a go at the region's fabulous watersports, such as swimming and rafting.

When the weather gets cold, it's time to have fun. Pile on the layers and try your hand at snowboarding or skiing.

You'll find a range of interesting things crammed into the region's art museums, history museums, art galleries and theaters.

Are you feeling as though you'd like to spend some time outside? Think about planning an outing to one of the surrounding area's gardens.

Take a step back in time by checking out a few old towns and war relics and monuments. When it comes to understanding the historical significance of these structures, a knowledgeable tour guide can offer some deeper insight.

Are you eager to add some deeper meaning to your getaway? Whether you're searching for a spiritual experience or simply interested in learning about the local religious traditions, pay a visit to some of the surrounding churches, cathedrals and mosques.

Eating is one of life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, you probably think travel is too. Combine your hunger for both by venturing out and trying the food and drink offerings at some of the bars, cafés and restaurants in town.

Are you keen to know some of the traditional ingredients used here? Prepare to taste rye and oats in a few of your meals.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's not just a coincidence. There's no tastier way to let your concerns melt away than with lymonnyk (lemon pie), a sweet treat often found on dining tables here.

It can be tough to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to excellent beers, but one must-try brew is Baltika Premium Lager. Grab a glass and bottoms up!

Talk to any well-travelled globetrotter and they'll tell you that the best way to get the most from your getaway is to memorise some local phrases. 'Kak teb'a zovut?' can be very handy. It translates to 'what's your name?'. Maybe you'll find 'Prasti!' a little bit easier to say? It means 'sorry'.

Delectable food, dancing and music — national celebrations show the best of what a country has to offer. Don't forget to join in on the festivities on Russia Day on the 12th of June.

Fortunately Makovka Pervaya will stay just where it is, so this "Uvidimsya pozzhe" needn't be your last!

Ufa International Airport (UFA) is the nearest terminal, 40 kilometres to the east. Make sure you have plenty of time to get there.