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Most Russian cities China Waterproof Tents for sale have a walking street at the city centre, where you can buy souvenirs, visit restaurants and cafes, enjoy street entertainment, fastfood or go for a stroll. This ethnographic museum complex opened in 2012, and provides an interactive experience into the culture and pre-Christian period of the pagan religious beliefs in Russia. There is a dress code for women to cover their head with a scarf, and wear s******ts (below the knees). You can visit Petrogrom rocks or the Stone tents, or a sacrifice place for the people of the early Iron and Middle Ages — Chertovo gorodishche (Devil’s Settlement). In Volgograd, the main walking street is the Alley of the Heroes.

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