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# Kisújszállás

Kisújszállás is a town of 11,000 people (2018), and a district in Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County.

## Understand

* Tourinform Office: Deák Ferenc St., 6, Kisújszállás town

## Get in
### By car

The main road 4 passes through the city from Budapest - Szolnok and Nyíregyháza - Debrecen. The 4202 road connects with Túrkeve and Mezőtúr, the 4205 road with Ecsegfalva, Dévaványa and Körösladány, and the 4207 road with Armenia.

### By train

From Szolnok, Debrecen, Nyíregyháza. Among the domestic railway lines, the MÁV Szolnok – Debrecen – Nyíregyháza – Záhony railway line No. 100 (Budapest -) passes through the city, and the Kál-Kápolna – Kisújszállás railway line No. 102 has its southern end point here. Kisújszállás railway station is on the northern edge of the city centre, on side road 34 303, which branches off from Route 4201.

### By bus

* Kisújszállás bus station, Rákóczi u. 1

## Get around

There is a local bus service.

## See and do
### In town

In 47.21720.7671 Kisújszállás. :
* Ethnographic Exhibition Hall (Folk Exhibition, Petõfi street nr. 5)
* Papi Lajos Artists' House (Nyár utca 8.) — a collection exhibition of more than 2,000 pieces of peasant farming and the tools of peasant life in the Ethnographic Exhibition Hall.
* Folk House (200-year-old, Széchenyi street nr. 58) — the art of straw weaving can be learned
* Ecsegpuszta

### In the district

* 47.246920.67382 Kenderes (by bus: Abádszalók, Békéscsaba, Eger, Gyöngyös, Gyula, Karcag, Mezőkövesd, Miskolc, Szeged, Szentes, Szolnok, Tiszafüred, by train Abádszalók, Kál-Kápolna, Kisköre, Kisújszállás). Halasy-Horthy Mansion, Horthy family crypt, Maritime Museum, Horthy grove (Szent István Boulevard's protected parkway)

## Do
### In the town

* Walking in Elizabeth grove (several hectares oak), thermal spa with camping
* Horvath farm where the tradition of ancient equestrian culture can be learned. More qualified riders can take the “In the Footsteps of Outlaws” tour.
* The settlement offers a good trip to the Hortobágy steppe or to Eger.
* To the south , the undisturbed birdlife of the Hortobágy-Berettyó river, the bustard reserve, invites the visitor.
Events
* Every year in June, the city hosts a competition for folk games "For the Seven Rehearsals" (Hétpróbás Kunokért)
* In August, as part of the Kisújszállás Days, colourful folk dances, folk music and folk art demonstrations and fairs are held.
* The Kun-viadal national archery competition with the election of the captain will take place in September.
* Kun-fighting (in September, the national archery competition)
# Kitale

Kitale is in western Kenya.

## Get in

Matatus and buses go to Eldoret (2 hours), Kisumu (4 hours), Lodwar (6-8 hours), and Webuye (1 hour). Easy Coach goes to Nairobi (7 hours) and Nakuru (4 hours).
The railway network in Western Kenya is under rehabilitation and the line between Kitale and Eldoret is expected to reopen in 2022-2023.
* 1.018135.00331 Kitale railway station. (updated Sep 2021)

## See

* 1.013235.00531 Kitale Museum, ☏ +254 735 803308. 8AM-6PM. Entrance Ksh 500. (updated Sep 2021)
* 0.999935.00862 Treasures of Africa Museum. Showcasing a collection of regional cultural artifacts amassed by one of the British colonial administrator. (updated Sep 2021)

## Buy

* Equity Bank, Kenyatta Street. 24-hour ATM. Has a Mastercard and Visa card ATM. (updated Jun 2015)
* Mega Center, Moi Aveune. Has a grocery store. (updated Jun 2015)
* Khetias supermarket. 8AM-9PM. Large supermarket. lower prices. (updated Apr 2018)

## Eat

* Corner Cafe, Kenyatta aveune. 8AM-8PM. Has low prices. (updated Apr 2015)

## Sleep

* Takrim Lodge, main road (northern end of town), ☏ +254 725-496394. Ksh 500. (updated Apr 2015)
* Bongo Lodge, Moi Avenue, ☏ +254 32520593. Single/double rooms with own bathroom. Ksh 900. (updated Oct 2018)
* Kahurko Bar and Lodge, Mt Elgon road, ☏ +254 750107384. Single room. Ksh 800. (updated Apr 2015)
* Alakara lodge, Kenyatta street., ☏ +254 728-234865. Ksh 900. (updated Apr 2018)
* HighVeiw Logde, Moi Avenue, ☏ +254 325-31570. from Ksh 900. (updated Apr 2018)
* Karibuni Lodge., Milimani District. (2 km from down town Kitale), ☏ +254 735573798. Has camping/dorm and rooms. dorm Ksh 750. (updated Apr 2018)
* Hotel Mamboleo, Moi Avenue, ☏ +254 325 30850. Single/double rooms from Ksh 800. (updated May 2018)
* Sinendeet Hotel, Cherangany road. Check-in: 11AM, check-out: 10AM. Double room with own bathroom. Free breakfast. Ksh 1,120. (updated Jun 2018)

## Go next

* Eldoret
# Kitaaiki

Kitaaiki (北相木村) is a village in the Nagano Prefecture region of Japan.

## Understand

Kitaaiki is a small mountain village in the eastern part of Nagano Prefecture and about 90 percent of the village is covered by forest. Its population fell by two thirds between 1950 and 2019.

### Tourist information site

The village's official site has a Japanese-only tourism section.

## Get in

Kitaaiki does not have any rail services or national highways.

## See

The main nearby summit is Mount Ogura, which can be seen in the southern side of Kitaaiki.
* 36.062138.5147781 Tochibaraiwakage ruins. The village's main attraction is an archaeological site designated as a National Historic Site with a Jomon-era cave dwelling.
# Kisvárda

Kisvárda is a small town in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County. in north-eastern Hungary. Kisvárda also attracts tourists to its thermal springs, and the ruins of a medieval castle.

## Get in
### By train

Kisvárda is on the electric train line between Budapest and Moscow, it is near Nyíregyháza and Záhony by train.
It is the third-largest settlement in the region after Nyíregyháza and Mátészalka.

## See

* Greek Catholic Church - Built in 1877 with arched Gothic windows and baroque decoration above the door.
* 48.23055622.0719441 Kisvárda Castle (kisvárdai vár Kisvárda) (on the northwestern edge of the city’s historic centre, more than 800 m from downtown, near Highway 4149). A 15th-century castle now used as a theatre. (updated Oct 2021)
* Reformed Church - built in 1871.
* Intersection Museum (Rétközi Múzeum), Csillag u. 5, ☏ +36 45 405 154. Art museum housed in the former synagogue building, which was built in 1900. (updated Oct 2021)
* Roman Catholic Church - The church was replaced by a church from the time of St. Ladislaus, part of which was later demolished by the troops of István Bocskai, which was then rebuilt by Kata Várday, but was mostly destroyed during the fire of 1670, only the sanctuary remained. Its stone tower was built in 1786, with Gothic supporting pillars and arched windows at the back, and the front and interior are also in Baroque style.
* Kisvárda Castle Bath
* Statue of St. Ladislaus

## Do

* Kisvárda Festival of Hungarian Theaters
* Every summer the largest music festival in the region, the LESZ Festival, is held here.

## Go next

Ukraine is nearby.
# Kit Carson

Kit Carson is in the Eastern Plains of Colorado.

## See

* Kit Carson Museum, 202 W Hwy 40/284. The town's former Union Pacific Railroad depot, now located in the town park.

## Eat

* Trading Post Restaurant, 602 W Hwy 40/287, ☏ +1 719 962-3355.

## Sleep

* Good Sheppard Inn, 110 East St, ☏ +1 719 962-3132.
# Uzgen

Uzgen or Özgön (Kyrgyz: Өзгөн) or Uzgen (Russian: Узген) is a city of 63,000 people (2020) in Kyrgyzstan.

## Understand

Özgön sits at the far eastern end of the Ferghana Valley, upstream of the point where the Kara-Darya enters the valley. It is 50 km northeast of Osh, and 30 km southeast of Jalal-Abad on the banks of the Kara-Darya, on its right side.
Uzgen is one of the oldest cities in Central Asia, with a history of more than 2000 years. It arose in the 2nd-1st centuries BC as a center of trade on the route from the Fergana Valley to Kashgar.
In the Middle Ages, the city was an important center on the trade route from Central Asia to Kashgar. In the 12th century it was the second capital of the Karakhanid state.

## Get in

From Osh new bus station you can take a direct Marshrutka, leaving very frequently for 80 som (April 2024).

## See

The main attraction is the 11th century minaret and the ancient mausoleums next to it. Entry to the complex is 50 som (April 2024).
There is a 44-m-high minaret, built at the beginning of the 12th century. Nearby there is a mosque and a madrasah.
The city has the remains of a fortress, mazars and burials of saints and famous people of the 11th-12th centuries, and other archaeological sites. The mosques of the 19th century are well preserved.
Not far from the city of Uzgen there is a recreation area "Kara-Shoro" and a tourist center "Salam-Alik".
Residents and tourists spend their summer holidays on the slopes of the mountains and use healing water from the Kara-Shoro natural spring.
# Raglan (Wales)

Raglan (Welsh: Rhaglan) is a village in Monmouthshire.

## Get in

* Half way between Monmouth and Abergavenny on the A40 road very near to the junction with the A449 road from Newport (Monmouthshire).
* 83 bus from Monmouth and Abergavenny.

## See

* 51.7704-2.85021 Raglan Castle. Medieval castle with impressive amount still remaining. It was used as filming location for the BBC's Merlin series. (updated Dec 2016)
* 51.7647-2.851412 Church of St Cadoc. dating from the 14th century (updated Dec 2016)
* 51.7701-2.84723 Castle Farmhouse. brick building built around 1630. Private so cannot visit. (updated Dec 2016)
* 51.7584-2.869944 Cross at Croes Llwyd Farm. A grade-1 listed stone cross. (updated Dec 2017)

## Eat

* 51.772116-2.8724741 The Cripple Creek, Old Abergavenny Rd, NP15 2JP, ☏ +44 1291 690256. (updated Dec 2016)

## Drink

* 51.764818-2.8531221 The Ship Inn, 8 High St, NP15 2DY, ☏ +44 1291 691825. (updated Dec 2017)

## Sleep

* 51.764927-2.8523961 The Beaufort Raglan, High Street, NP15 2DY, ☏ +44 1291 690412. Inn and restaurant (updated Dec 2016)

## Go next

* Monmouth (Wales)
* Abergavenny
* Usk
# Rahaeng

There's more than one place called Rahaeng:

### Thailand

* Rahaeng - a village in Lat Lum Kaeo, the westernmost district of Pathum Thani (province), Central Plains (Thailand)
* Tak (province) (previously Rahaeng Province) - a province in the west of North (Thailand)
* Tak (previously Rahaeng Town) - the provincial capital of Tak Province, Thailand
# Rahačoŭ

Rahačoŭ (Rahachow, Rogachov, Rohaczow) is a town in Gomel Oblast, Belarus.

## Get in

Rahačoŭ can be conveniently reached by bus, by train, or by car.

## See

* 53.080230.0571 Old Christian Cemetery. Lots of trees and a row of old funeral chapels.
* 53.084330.06062 Old Jewish Cemetery. A picturesque old cemetery reminding of the active Jewish community of the past centuries. Note that you will not find here the grave of the most famous son of this community, talmudic scholar Joseph Rosen (Rogatchover Gaon): he was born and raised in the town, but he is buried in Daugavpils, now Latvia, where he served as a Rabbi.
# Ragusa (province)

Ragusa is a province in Sicily, Italy.

## Cities

* 36.919314.71911 Ragusa (Rausa) — impressive baroque architecture ( UNESCO World Heritage Site)
* 37.03111114.7027782 Chiaramonte Gulfi (Ciaramunti)
* 36.78472214.5502783 Marina di Ragusa (Mazzarelli) — fine golden sand with blue waters
* 36.8514.7666674 Modica (Muòrica) — Baroque town (World Heritage)
* 36.73333314.855 Pozzallo (Puzzaddu) — quiet south coast port
* 36.78805614.6977786 Scicli — another of the eight Sicilian World Heritage Baroque towns

## Other destinations

* 37.11611114.8202781 Hyblaean Mountains (Monti Iblei) — the highest peak is Monte Lauro (986mt), Parco degli Iblei
* 36.87166714.44752 Kamarina (Camarina) — Greek city dating to 598BC, built by the Corintian-Syracusan. Located at 25km from Ragusa
# Rahat

Rahat is a city of 70,000 in the southern Negev region of Israel. It was founded in 1972 as a home for the previously nomadic Bedouin Arabs, who form the large majority of its population. It is the largest Bedouin settlement in the world.

## Get in

Buses 450 and 455 run every 20-30 minutes from the Beer Sheva market to the center of Rahat. Arab-run jitneys run frequently on the same route. There are less-frequent buses from other places in the Negev, like Ashkelon.
From more northern locations, one should take the bus (369 from Tel Aviv, 446 from Jerusalem) to Lehavim Junction, or the train to Lehavim-Rahat station, and transfer to a bus to Rahat (450 and 455, or the local buses 40 and 41). If one is taking the train, the transfer is less convenient, and it might be simpler to continue to Beer Sheva and take the 450/455 from there.
Private taxis from Be'er Sheva are approximately 50 Shekels, although many Jewish drivers prefer not to drive into the town center.

## Get around

Rahat is small enough that one can easily get around by foot, although there are many vans that pick up passengers willingly for a small fee.

## See

There is not much to see in Rahat, although the Rahat Market, located in the center of town, sells many trinkets and products, including some traditional Bedouin handicrafts.
About 8km east of Rahat, next to Kibbutz Lahav, is the Museum of Bedouin Culture in the Joe Alon Center$^{[deadlink]}$. Buses to Kibbutz Lahav run only about twice a day, so you are best off driving here.

## Eat

Rahat has a limited cuisine variety, although what does exist is delicious. Shwarma and falafel are a must in Rahat, as is the chicken and rice. Food is less expensive than the more cosmopolitan neighboring Beer Sheva. On the main street is an unsuspecting wonderful bakery; the knaffe is a must for all visitors.

## Drink

Don't expect to get liquored up in Rahat. As a Bedouin Muslim community, mosques are ubiquitous while bars and clubs are not.

## Go next

Hitchhikes out of the town are quite common, but there is always a risk of danger. The eastern exit of town is popular place to catch vans headed to Be'er Sheva, and socialize. The city outskirts have several Egged and Metrodan bus-stops that head to Be'er Sheva, Tel- Aviv and Arad as well.
# St Arnaud

There is more than one place called St Arnaud:

### Australia

* St Arnaud (Victoria) — a town in the Wimmera region of Victoria

### New Zealand

* St Arnaud (New Zealand) — a town on the South Island
# St Asaph

St Asaph (Welsh: Llanelwy) is one of Britain's smallest cities, having a population of only 3,355. It is located in the lower parts of the Vale of Clwyd, in north Wales. The city's cathedral is one of four in Wales.

## Get in

On the A55 North Wales Expressway between Holywell and Abergele.
Closest rail station is Rhyl from where the 54 bus $^{[deadlink]}$ will take you to St Asaph.

## See

* 53.2571-3.442061 St Asaph Cathedral. Building dating from 13th century, claimed to be the smallest Anglican cathedral in Great Britain. (updated Aug 2016)

## Eat

* 53.260411-3.4532311 $^{[deadlink]}$ Bod Erw, The Roe, ☏ +44 1745 584638. (updated Nov 2016)

## Sleep

* 53.261449-3.4535451 Talardy Hotel, The Roe, ☏ +44 1745 799314.
* 53.2751-3.499752 Faenol Fawr, Bodelwyddan. Elizabethan mansion (updated Jun 2017)

## Go next

* Prestatyn
* Rhuddlan
* Rhyl
* Abergele
* Holywell
* Denbigh
# St Andrews (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called St Andrews:

### Scotland

* St Andrews — A town in Scotland.

### Canada

* Saint Andrews (New Brunswick) — A town in New Brunswick. Also known as St. Andrews by-the-Sea.
# St Agnes

St Agnes (Cornish: Breanek) is a small town on the coast of North Cornwall. Its coastal area is a part of the Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

## Understand

The village of St Agnes was a prehistoric and modern centre for mining of copper, tin and arsenic until the 1920s. Much of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape, a World Heritage Site, is in the parish. Tin production is still worked at the Blue Hills Tin Streams.

## Get in
### By road

Leave the A30 at the Chiverton Cross roundabout and take the B3277 north-west for 5 km. There is a car park in the village, a short walk from the local amenities and the coast.

### By rail

Take the train to Truro Rail Station, then the U1A bus to St Agnes.

## Get around

The village can be seen on foot, with the Library public car park a convenient central location.

## See

* 50.307698-5.203531 St Agnes Museum, Penwinnick Road,, ☏ +44 1872 552301. Summer only. Free. (updated Dec 2022) A museum that documents the history of the parish, particularly its mining and maritime heritage.

## Do

* 50.32127-5.2012251 Trevaunance Cove. A sandy beach popular with surfers, and lifeguarded in the summer months. At low tide the remains of the old harbour is revealed, along with many rock pools, and it is possible to walk around the headland too. (updated Dec 2022) Trevellas Porth.
* The area has a number of paths for coastal walks or cycling.

## Buy

* 50.312035-5.2038861 Churchtown Arts. (updated Dec 2022) An arts and crafts shop in Churchtown - the centre of the village.
* 50.312072-5.2035952 Little Feathers Gallery. (updated Dec 2022) An art gallery in Churchtown.

## Eat

* 50.308553-5.2034821 The Cornish Pizza Company. (updated Dec 2022) A high quality pizza and craft beer takeaway.
* 50.312176-5.1995182 The Peterville Inn. (updated Dec 2022) A gastro-pub at the bottom of the village.
* 50.312443-5.2037453 St Agnes Hotel. (updated Dec 2022) A hotel and pub in the centre of the village.
* 50.310056-5.2032824 The Miners & Mechanics Institute (Nourish). (updated Dec 2022) A cafe in the town's community centre.

## Drink

* 50.309327-5.203241 The Railway Inn. A traditional pub at the top of town.

## Sleep

* 50.312376-5.2038371 The Porthvean. A B&B in the centre of town.
# Kurdufan

Kurdufan, or Kordofan, is a region of Sudan, southwest of Khartoum and east of Darfur.

## Cities

* 9.59555628.4369441 Abyei – in an area also claimed by South Sudan
* 13.18333330.2166672 El-Obeid (Al Ubayyid)
* 11.828.43 Al Fulah
* En Nahud
* 11.01666729.7166674 Kadugli
* Muglei
* Talodi

## Stay safe

See the Sudan article for information on the security situation.
# Severn Valley Railway

The Severn Valley Railway is a steam heritage tourist line in England. It runs for 16 mi (26 km).

## Get in

The Severn Valley Railway can be accessed from any of the stations on the railways route, although most visitors will start their trip at either end of the line.
The railway does not have direct interchanges with the rest of the UK rail network, although Kidderminster Town is a short walk from Kidderminster (SVR) station.

### By car

* Bridgnorth station is on Hollybrush Road in Bridgnorth. It is signposted from the A458 Birmingham - Stourbridge - Shrewsbury road, or the A442 Telford - Kidderminster road. The station provides a small car-park operated on a pay & display basis.
* Kidderminster station is on Comberton Hill, in Kidderminster
It is signposted from M5 Junctions 3 and 6 (northbound only), and locally in Kidderminster, Standard UK Brown tourist navigation signs are used.

## Get around

The best method of travelling between locations is the railway itself, with most of the rail-related attractions being on or within waking distance of them.
Single tickets are available for £5-14.50 one way for adults and seniors (£3.50-10 for children), or £8.50-21 return (£5.50-14) (Dec 2018).
Freedom of the Line tickets allow unlimited travel during the day between Kidderminster and Bridgnorth and free entry into the Engine House Visitor Centre at Highley (Dec 2018):
* Adult and senior (60+) £19.50 in advance, £21.00 on the day, plus £1.75 per booking
* Child (4-15 years) £13.00 in advance, £14.00 on the day, plus £1.75 per booking
* Family (2 adults + 4 children) £55.00 in advance, £59.00 on the day, plus £1.75 per booking
Discounts are available if booked five working days in advance either online or by telephone on +44 1562 757900.
Upgrade to first class for £4 one way or £8 for the day. Multi-day passes are available.

## See

* Kidderminster Town station - Although not an original, this station was based on GWR designs.
* The Engine House at Highley - It houses an extensive part of the SVR's heritage collection, including a royal coach used by George V. An admission charge is payable, but waived for visitors with certain rover tickets for the rest of the SVR.
* Bridgnorth - An original station (Grade II listed building), with an on-platform pub!
The railway also operates special events$^{[deadlink]}$ across the railway, and at the Engine House.

## Buy

Some SVR stations have gift shops. Bridgnorth also has a well-stocked transport bookshop.

## Eat

An on train 'trolley' service is provided.
There is a refreshment facility at Bridgnorth, and an on-station pub (offering pub snacks).
Also a refreshment facility Kidderminster, and an on-station pub (King and Castle) with a good selection of real ales.
Flag and Whistle Stop - in the Engine House (Highley).

## Connect

The area through which the Severn Valley Railway passes is served by most UK phone operators, and all stations have access to the UK telephone system.

## Go next

* Bridgnorth
* Kidderminster
# Severomorsk

Severomorsk is a closed military city and the second largest one in Murmansk Oblast.

## Understand

As the administrative base of the Russian Northern Fleet this port town along the Kola Bay is usually out of reach for tourists. However, with 65,000 inhabitants there are still a few activities going on that are not directly related to the military.

## Get in

This is the tricky bit, as the military status of the city imposes heavy restrictions. Getting in is a bureaucratic nightmare and you will be denied entrance without a very good reason to visit. Application forms in Russian can be found here. So, don't expect to just hop on the bus and assume things will be fixed on their own when arriving at the checkpoints. They won't.
Russian citizens may visit the city if they join a guided tour, provided the necessary permit is obtained at least 30 days before the start of the tour; your tour company will handle all the necessary paperwork for you. Foreigners are not eligible to join the tours.
The nearest train station is in Murmansk, 25 km (16 mi) away, only freight traffic continues all the way to Severomorsk. Night trains arrive in Murmansk from all of northwestern Russia and also Moscow.
Driving is easy since Severomorsk is situated at the very end of the M-18 highway that goes all the way from Saint Petersburg.

## See

* 69.07860133.4142361 Severomorsk City & Naval History Museum (Музей истории города и флота), ul. Safonov, 15, ☏ +7 81537 4-71-46, info@smigf.ru. T-Su 11:00-13:00 and 15:00-18:00. Has a large collection of items and photographs regarding the history of the Russian Northern Fleet.
* 69.080433.409352 Monument to the Heroes of Severomorsk (Памятник Героям-Североморцам, защитникам Заполярья). A smaller cousin of the Alyosha statue in Murmansk. Dedicated to the sailors of the Northern Fleet.

## Sleep

There are only a few accommodations in town, general consensus seems to be that the smaller Flagship Hostel is the better one.
* 69.0751333.423371 Flagship Hostel (гостиницы Флагман), pl. Primorskaya, 1, ☏ +7 81537 48037. Mini-hotel located on fourth floor, shared bathrooms. From 1500 руб.
* 69.075533.415972 Hostel Vayenga, ul. Lomonosova, 2, ☏ +7 81537 48475.
* 69.0620733.376933 Hotel Severomorsk, Murmanskoye Shosse, 17/6, ☏ +7 953 300-31-31. A complimentary breakfast is available here, and there's a restaurant. Other than that, it's pretty nondescript. $18. (updated Apr 2021)
# Severodvinsk

Severodvinsk is a city of just under 200,000 inhabitants in Arkhangelsk Oblast.

## Understand

The city is the center of Russian submarine construction. If you're not a Russian citizen, a special permit is required to enter.

## Get in

Buses are available from nearby Arkhangelsk, with at least one departure every 15 minutes during the day, journey time is about one hour.
RZD operates a train from Moscow every second day, taking around 22 hours. There's also several daily commuter train from Arkhangelsk and nearby towns, however the train is slower compared to buses.
* 64.573339.85051 Severodvinsk railway station, Zheleznodorozhnaya Ul.. (updated Oct 2021)

## See

* 64.56555739.8402771 Severodvinsk City Museum (Северодвинский Краеведческий Музей), ☏ +7 818 456-86-98. (updated Mar 2019)

## Sleep

* 64.55836239.7961741 Hotel Nikolsky Posad, Ul Karla Marksa, 21, ☏ +7 818 454-09-80. (updated Mar 2019)