Cheap Flights to Samara (KUF)
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dealchecker’s guide to Samara
Samara is in the south west of Russia. It's a forested region full of broad leaved woodlands and mountain ranges. As well as hotels in Samara centre there are wonderful places to stay in the rural retreats and woodland areas so you can really get away from it all here.
Flights To Samara
If you're trying to get a flight to Samara from the UK you won't find any cheap flights to Samara advertised at travel agents. This is because there are no direct Samara flights from the UK, although it is possible to get a flight to Kurumoch Internationall Airport from other destinations such as Frankfurt and Prague. If you want a quick and easy way to get to Samara flights which take you to Russian cities such as St Petersburg or Moscow are easily linked by both rail and air to Samara.
Getting Around Samara
The most popular transport in this city is undoubtedly the tram. Tram networks connect you with every part of the city, avoiding the main highways and the inevitable traffic jams at rush hour. Buses take you to the more remote parts of the area, but for real freedom and independence to explore beyond Samara car hire is worth considering to make the most of this beautiful region.
What To See In Samara
Most people visit Samara for its history and connections, including Stalin's Bunker and the Samara Art Museum. As well as this, the Volga is the largest river in Europe and feels more like an ocean from its shores at points. The famous Zhigulevsky Brewery is just a stone's throw away from the city centre, brewing some of the country's finest beers, so you can be sure of a good drink here.