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Kerry's Eastern Europe Travel Blog October 2007 Archive

By Kerry Kubilius, About.com Guide to Eastern Europe Travel

Winter Festivals in Moscow and St. Petersburg

Wednesday October 31, 2007
Winter festivals in Russia focus on the celebration of both Christian and Pagan holidays, as well as Russia's strong musical tradition. In both St. Petersburg and Moscow, classical music festivals ... Read More

Booking Hotels for the Holidays in Eastern Europe

Tuesday October 30, 2007
Maybe you're on of those individuals who is of the frame of mind tha the holidays are just regular days no matter what meaning they've been given. Or maybe you're ... Read More

Gay Rights in Eastern Europe

Saturday October 27, 2007
Another gay rights event was banned in Eastern Europe this week - this time in Vilnius. Unfortunately, it has become common practice for city officials to shut down shop on ... Read More

Everybody . . . Uses the Toilet

Friday October 26, 2007
Around the About.com network, you'll find some of the most essential information for travel - from where to stay, dine, or sight-see, to more basic information, like how to use ... Read More

Long Flights to Eastern Europe and Tension

Thursday October 25, 2007
Flights to Eastern Europe can be long - especially if you're flying from the US or Canada - and tense. Unhappy children, neighbors who don't seem to understand that headphone ... Read More

Avoid Sports Riots in Russia

Saturday October 20, 2007
According to BBC, Russia has a sports rioting culture that is considered to be one of the most frightening in Europe. Recent riots in Moscow over a soccer match with ... Read More

Winter Travel to Eastern Europe

Tuesday October 16, 2007
There are many great reasons to travel to Eastern Europe during the winter months. And, while you may not want to take any leisurely strolls through your destination's historic districts, ... Read More

Must-See Warsaw Sights

Sunday October 14, 2007
Even though much of historic Warsaw was destroyed by Nazis during WWII, the Varsovians have done a darn good job of resurrecting the former beauty of some of the most ... Read More

Vodka - a Medical Miracle?

Thursday October 11, 2007
An Italian man in Australia was treated with a vodka drip for three days when the doctors ran out of medicinal alcohol. While this may seem humorous, far-fetched, or downright ... Read More

Valenki - Russian Winter Felt Boots

Wednesday October 10, 2007
Valenki, or winter boots made of felt, can be found in Russia and may be worn in the Eastern European countryside. These boots, while traditional, may be better purchased as ... Read More

Dressing for Winter Travel to Eastern Europe

Sunday October 7, 2007
If you're traveling to Eastern Europe in the winter seasons, packing proper clothing can be difficult. Not only is winter clothing heavier and bulkier than clothing for temperate seasons, making ... Read More

Eastern European Film Reviews on About.com

Saturday October 6, 2007
It was previously requested by a reader that a list be provided of Eastern European (Bulgarian in particular) films. Unfortunately, this would be impossible as 1) I am not a ... Read More

'Eastern Promises' and Language Multimedia Outlets

Saturday October 6, 2007
One of my Bulgarian contacts recommended the movie Eastern Promises for its treatment of issues related to Eastern Europe. If you can stomach the blood and violence, you'll be able ... Read More

Russian Space Travel

Wednesday October 3, 2007
Tomorrow, October 4th, 2007 marks the 50th Anniversary of the launch of the world's first artificial satellite, Sputnik. Sputnik was launched by the USSR in 1957, the Americans' great dismay. ... Read More
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