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The St. Petersburg Christmas Fair can be voted for on the "Achievements.RF" website

The St. Petersburg Christmas Fair can be voted for on the "Achievements.RF" website
Photo: Alexey Danichev/RIA News
10.03.2023

The St. Petersburg Christmas Fair is one of the main events of winter. Last year it gathered 18 regions and representatives of four foreign countries.

Regions present their significant projects on the "Achievements.RF" portal, which was launched on the eve of the RUSSIA EXPO. The pride of St. Petersburg, among others, was a large-scale Christmas fair. Now the event, which is a favorite for many people, has gathered more than 3800 votes, and everyone can support it.

The fair has been the city’s trademark for many years and attracts citizens and tourists with its fabulous and warm atmosphere. At the fair it is possible to taste dishes of different cuisines of the world, to buy goods of masters from all over Russia. And also to make beautiful photos in winter scenery and ride on attractions.

This and other achievements of St. Petersburg can be supported on the site "Achievements.RF". The portal offers a lot of interesting information about the key projects of all Russian regions and also shows the main achievements of the country.

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