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Kremenchuk, Ukraine
Kremenchuk (aka Kremenchug) is a Dnieper River cruise port and industrial city in Ukraine, with population around 225,000 The city is an important industrial center having KrAZ (heavy-duty off...
Zaporizhia, Zaporozhye, Ukraine
Zaporizhzhia (aka Zaporozhye, until 1921 named Alexandrovsk) is a Dnieper River cruise port and city in southeastern Ukraine. By population (around 760,000) is is ranked Ukraine's 6th largest...
Kiev, Ukraine
Kiev is a Dnieper River cruise port and city in Ukraine, located on the river's right bank. The river port is located in the city's Podil neighborhood. The port has own fleet of vessels and operates...
Dnipro, Ukraine
Dnipro (formerly Dnepropetrovsk) is a Dnieper River cruise port and city in Ukraine. It is approx 391 km (243 ml) southeast of country's capital - Kiev. On May 19, 2016, the city name was...
Ulyanovsk, Russia
Ulyanovsk is a Volga River cruise port (via the tributary Sviyaga River) and city located approx 705 km (438 ml) east of Moscow. By population (around 620,000) the city is ranked Russia's 22nd...
Moscow, Russia
Moscow is a Volga River cruise port, Russia's capital and largest city (population over 12,2 million, metro 17 million). Moscow City covers a total area of approx 2610 km 2 (970 ml2). By population...
Kostroma, Russia
Kostroma is a Volga River cruise port and a city located at the confluence of Volga and Kostroma rivers. The town was founded in 1152 by Prince Yuri Dolgoruky to protect Russia's northeastern borders...
Rostov-on-Don, Russia
Rostov-on-Don is a Don River cruise port and city in southeastern Russia, located approx 32 km (20 ml) from Azov Sea. The city has population around 1,2 million, ranking it Russia's 10th largest...
Cheboksary, Chuvashia, Russia
Cheboksary is a Volga RIver cruise port and the capital city of Chuvashia (Russia). The city has population around 470,000 (Chuvashia's total population is around 1,25 million). The city is...
Perm, Russia
Perm is a Kama River cruise port and city located near Ural Mountains. The city has population around 1 million, ranking it Russia's 13th most populous. In the period 1940-1957 the city was...
Tver, Russia
Tver is a Volga River cruise port and city located in central-western Russia. The city is located approx 180 km (110 ml) south of Russia's capital Moscow, and has population around 420,000...
Bolgar, Tatarstan, Russia
Bolgar is a Volga River cruise port and town in Tatarstan (Russia). Here was the intermittently capital of Volga Bulgaria (8th-15th centuries), along with the capitals Bilyar and Nur-Suvar. The...
Sortavala, Karelia, Russia
Sortavala is a Lake Ladoga cruise port and town in Karelia (Russia). The town is located on the lake's northern tip and has population around 22,000. Approx 63 km (40 ml) to the west is the...
Makaryev Monastery, Russia
Makarievo is a Volga River cruise port and village popular for the nearby Zheltovodsky Makaryev monastery. This is a convent founded in 1435 by monk Makarii. It was built on the border between...
Plyos, Russia
Plyos (Ples) is a Volga RIver cruise port in Russia, located approx 70 km (43 ml) northeast of Ivanovo. Volga's width in the area of Plyos is 650-700 m (2130-2300 ft), with depth of 15 m (50 ft...
Astrakhan, Russia
Astrakhan is a Volga River cruise port and city in southern Russia. It lies on both banks of the river, located in the upper Volga Delta and very close to where the river discharges into Caspian Sea...
Volgograd, Russia
Volgograd is a Volga River cruise port and city in southwestern Russia, previoulsy named Tsaritsin (1589–1925) and Stalingrad (1925-1961). The city is located on the river's western bank...
Saratov, Russia
Saratov is a Volga River cruise port and city in southwestern Russia, located north of Volgograd. City's population is over 840,000, ranking it Russia's 17th largest. Local economy is based on...
Samara, Russia
Samara (previously known as Kuybyshev) is a Volga River cruise port and Russia's 6th largest city by population (around 1,2 million, metro over 3 million). It is located on the river's east bank, at...
Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia
Kazan (Казан) is a Volga River cruise port, as well as the largest city and capital of Tatarstan (one of Russia's republics). By population (around 1,2 million) the city is ranked Russia's 8th...
Nizhny Novgorod, Russia
Nizhny Novgorod (shortened Nizhny) is a Volga River cruise port and major city in Russia (Volga Federal District). Nizhny is located approx 400 km (250 ml) east of Russia's capital city Moscow. By...
Kizhi Island, Lake Onega, Russia
Kizhi Island is a Lake Onega cruise port in the Russian Republic Karelia, and is approx 68 km (42 ml) away from Karelia's capital city Petrozavodsk. The island is elongated (north to south), with...
Goritsy, Russia
Goritsy is a Volga River cruise port and village famous for the Goritsky Monastery of Resurrection (an orthodox female convent run by nuns). The convent is approx 15 km (9 ml) north of...
Uglich, Russia
Uglich is a Volga River cruise port in Yaroslavl Oblast, Russia. This historic town has population around 35,000 and covers a total area of 27 km2 (10 ml2). It is located approx 100 km (60...
Svirstroy, Russia
Svirstroy is a Svir River cruise port and village in the region of Leningrad (Russia). The village is on the river's left bank, and located approx 10 km northeast of Lodeynoye Pole. Its population is...
Mandrogi, Russia
Upper Mandrogi is Svir River cruise port located on the river's left bank, and between Ladoga and Onega lakes. This picturesque village is one of the most beautiful places in Leningrad region...
Kuzino, Northern Dvina River, Russia
Kuzino is a Volga RIver (Dvina River) cruise port and village administratively assigned to Veliky Ustyug (Vologda Oblast, Russia). It is located on the right bank of Dvina River, at the confluence of...
Yaroslavl, Russia
Yaroslavl is a Volga RIver cruise port and city in Russia, located approx 250 km (160 ml) northeast of the country's capital Moscow. The city is at the confluence of Volga and Kotorosl rivers, and...