The North That Stays with Me
Elisey Kuritsyn remembers Arkhangelsk as a city of snow, northern lights, white nights and distinctive wooden architecture.
Stories found: 14

Elisey Kuritsyn remembers Arkhangelsk as a city of snow, northern lights, white nights and distinctive wooden architecture.

For Ekaterina Nikolaeva, Sysert is both Bazhov’s homeland and a collection of personal places she hopes to help make even more welcoming.

Natalya and Zlata introduce green, welcoming Yoshkar-Ola, its unusual architecture, favorite walks and growing international connections.

Ekaterina Fedoseeva recalls the Nizhny Novgorod of her childhood: beloved places, a twenty-year friendship and a city she wants others to discover.

Tatyana Bugreeva remembers Osinniki, her small mining hometown, its mountain views and cherry festival, and dreams of helping it thrive.

The story of Andrey and Nastya is about Rostov-on-Don, the city that gave them professional opportunities, new projects and the most important acquaintance. About their favorite places, the youth atmosphere and the city that has become part of their common history.
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Polina Bannykh shares her vision of Yekaterinburg: a city shaped by industry, science and a dream of advancing quantum computing and education.

The story of a young woman from Kazakhstan about space, Baikonur, and humanity’s future among the stars. It explores how the exploration of the universe can bring people from different countries together, why it’s important to maintain humanism and responsibility alongside technological advancements, and how looking at space helps us see our shared planet in a new light.