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Introducción
Russia is known for its military history but also has a great culture and tradition in the areas of arts
and sciences.
The following tips are for visitors to know about the customs, traditions and places of Russia
Rusia es conocida por su historia militar pero también tiene una gran cultura y tradicion en los
aspectos de las artes y las ciencias. Los siguientes consejos son para los visitantes sepan sobre las costumbres tradiciones y lugares
de Rusia
Lugares
The most important historical places in Russia are: the Red Square in Moscow, the buildings
surrounding the Square are: the south is the Saint Basil's Cathedral
On the eastern is the GUM department store, and next to it the restored Kazan Cathedral.
The northern side is occupied by the State Historical Museum.
other important places are the Peterhof Palace and the hermitage museum.
Los lugares históricos más importantes en Rusia son: la Plaza Roja de Moscú, los edificios que
rodean la plaza son: el sur está la Catedral de San Basilio
En la zona oriental está la tienda por departamentos GUM, y junto a ella la restaurada Catedral
de Kazán. El lado norte está ocupado por el Museo Estado Histórico.
otros lugares importantes son el palacio de peterhof y el museo de rusia.
Fiestas
the Russian public holidays are Defender of the Fatherland Day (23 February), which honors
Russian men, especially those serving in the army; Spring and Labor Day (1 May); Victory Day (9
May) ; Russia Day (12 June); and Unity Day (4 November), commemorating the popular uprising
which expelled the Polish occupation force from Moscow in 1612.
Here we see the victory day celebrations.
Los días festivos de Rusia son el Día del Defensor de la Patria (23 de febrero), que honra a los
hombres rusos, especialmente los que sirven en el ejército, la primavera y el Día del Trabajo (1de mayo), Día de la Victoria (9 de mayo), Día de Rusia (12 de junio); y el Día de la Unidad (4 de
noviembre), que conmemora el levantamiento popular que expulsó a las fuerzas de ocupación
polaca de Moscú en 1612.
Acá podemos ver las celebraciones del día la victoria.
Social
Russian people only smile when you see or greet an acquaintance.
The Russians do not smile courtesy or strange people, does not mean they are angry it is simply a
social custom.
In Gift giving in celebration is a tradition which is given importance, as between the family, at
work, among friends and acquaintances
Your Russian friends will probably make some (or many) gifts, which must be accepted not tooffend.
Also when you are invited to a house is normal to bring a gift would be the most common flowers.
Entering a house or an apartment, the Russian people take off their shoes to be at home.
Diferencias
It is common for Russian people to use coats or jackets in all the year but only in winter in Peru.
In peru not acceptable to take your shoes off when you are invited to someone¶s home.
