Izhevsk Udmurtiya Republic, Russia Travel Guide
Here are approximate daily costs based on different travel styles. These ranges are averages and can vary based on your specific choices and the existing economic situation.
A budget traveler might find accommodations in hostels or budget guesthouses. Mid-range tourists can select comfortable hotels or apartment rentals. Luxury travel typically involves higher-end hotels and fine dining. Transportation costs vary greatly depending on whether you use public transit or taxis/private transfers.
Accommodation options span from budget-friendly hostels to luxury hotels, with apartment rentals a popular choice for extended stays.
Meals vary from inexpensive street food and cafeterias to mid-range restaurants and fine dining experiences.
Daily Rates
Hostels: ₽500-1,500; Budget Hotels: ₽1,500-3,000
Mid-range Hotels: ₽3,000-7,000; Luxury: ₽7,000-15,000+
Per Person
Street Food/Cafeteria: ₽200-500
Mid-range Restaurant: ₽600-1,500; Fine Dining: ₽2,000-5,000+
Entry Fees
Museum Entry: ₽150-500; Kalashnikov Museum: ₽400-600
Cathedrals/Churches: Generally free (donations welcome)
Public Transport (bus, tram, trolleybus): ₽28-35 per ride (single ticket). Taxi (within city center): ₽150-350 for a brief ride.
Intercity Bus: Varies by distance, e.g., Izhevsk to Sarapul ~₽250-400. Train: Izhevsk to Moscow ~₽2,000-5,000+ (depending on class).
5-10% for good service, usually in cash.
Giving a little extra or an extra ₽50-100 for excellent service.
Small tips (₽100-200) for bellhops or housekeepers.
A good half-day or full-day tour guide might receive ₽200-500 per person.
Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated for good service.
Your well-being during your trip to Izhevsk is important. Review the required and recommended vaccinations and safety practices.
No specific vaccinations are required by law for entry to Russia from most countries, apart from standard recommended vaccinations.
Izhevsk has several hospitals, polyclinics, and pharmacies. Private clinics often offer higher standards and English-speaking staff.
Tap water in Izhevsk is generally not recommended for drinking by foreigners without boiling or filtering. Bottled water is widely available and recommended for consumption.
