Vladivostok
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- Introduction
- Neighbourhoods
- Sights and Activities
- Events and Festivals
- Weather
- Getting There
- Getting Around
- Eat
- Drink
- Sleep
- Work
- Learn
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Introduction
Vladivostok is a Russian port city on the Pacific Ocean, and is Russia's largest port.
Neighbourhoods
Sights and Activities
Events and Festivals
Weather
Getting There
By Plane
Vladivostok International Airport (VVO) offers a number of flights, including to/from Moscow, Beijing, Harbin, Pyongyang, Seoul, St Petersburg, Irkutsk, Novosibirsk, Kamchatka, Sakhalinsk, Jekaterinenburg, Yakutsk, Busan, Hanoi, Anchorage and Krasnoyarsk.
by Train
Vladivostok is the eastern terminus of the Trans-Siberian Railway.
By Car
By Bus
by Boat
Ferries run to both Japan and South Korea.
From July to October a ferry runs twice a week to Fushiki, near Toyama. Prices go from $230 US (including meals) and higher for the forty-plus hour trip outside the cabin on the deck ($330 US return). Cabins start at $530 US one way and $804 US return. For tickets, go to the ferry terminal, third floor.
Ferries run to Sokcho, South Korea and Dong Chun Ferry (Korean only) is the operator.
Eat
Drink
Sleep
Budget
| Property | Address | Type | Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jing Long Hotel | Grizodubovoi 31 | Hotel | 57 |
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