[ SECRET POST #4426 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4426 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What is a place you want to visit but never will.

[kaijinscendre]

There is a museum in Russia I'd like to visit but...Russia doesn't seem particularly safe.

Re: What is a place you want to visit but never will.

[(Anonymous)]

I've been to Russia, albeit nearly 20 years ago now, and we did okay, though we came back with some interesting stories! I'd love to go again though, now I know more about the history

Re: What is a place you want to visit but never will.

[kaijinscendre]

I wonder if they are better or worse now.

Re: What is a place you want to visit but never will.

[philstar22]

Russia in general for me. I've always wanted to visit Russia. But yes, not exactly safe right now.

Re: What is a place you want to visit but never will.

[soldatsasha]

If you're white it's pretty safe, even if you're a woman traveling solo or queer. The general consensus I've seen online is that it's a very similar experience to visiting Italy in terms of being wary of crime/corruption, but less sexual harassment than Italy or the Middle East.

The real hassle is getting the paperwork together, since iirc you have to be sponsored by someone in Russia (generally just a tourist agency) to be allowed in.