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The Yacht Club at Isle de Sol is St. Maartens newest megayacht club. Isle de Sol is perfectly positioned near the Simpson Bay Bridge and has magnificent, highly secure and private surroundings not to mention impressive facilities that will delight the most discerning yachters from around the globe.

2009 Rates:B, C and D Docks Silver Package (1 - 29 Days / 3 night min.) $5.00 per ft per dayWater: per gal & Electric: per Kwh These prices will be adjusted on a monthly basis due to the volatility of the world fuel prices Satellite TV: Free Internet: FreeGold Package (30 - 44 Days) $4.25 per ft per dayWater: per gal & Electric: per Kwh These prices will be adjusted on a monthly basis due to the volatility of the world fuel prices Satellite TV: Free Internet: FreePlatinum Package (45 - up Days) $4.00 per ft per dayWater: per gal & Electric: per Kwh These prices will be adjusted on a monthly basis due to the volatility of the world fuel prices Satellite TV: Free Internet: FreeA DockSilver Package (1 29 Days) $6.25 per ft per dayWater: per gal & Electric: per Kwh These prices will be adjusted on a monthly basis due to the volatility of the world fuel prices Satellite TV: Free Internet: FreeGold Package (30 - 44 Days) $6.00 per ft per dayWater: per gal & Electric: per Kwh These prices will be adjusted on a monthly basis due to the volatility of the world fuel prices Satellite TV: Free Internet: FreePlatinum Package (45 - up Days) $5.75 per ft per dayWater: per gal & Electric: per Kwh These prices will be adjusted on a monthly basis due to the volatility of the world fuel prices Satellite TV: Free Internet: Free

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Yacht Club at Isle de Sol, St Maarten

Located in the midst of Simpson Bay Yacht Club at Isle de Sol offers a secure, gated entrance with a private bridge leading to 45 slips. Exclusively designed for the mega yacht industry during charter transitions or while visiting St. Maarten, Yacht Club Isle de Sol accommodates yachts ranging from 80 to 360 feet with max 20 foot draft. Each perfectly constructed concrete slip offers amenities that include grade A fuel, water, 220, 380, 480v single or 3-phase power supply, free satellite TV and free high speed wireless internet.

A professional and knowledgeable dock staff is available seven days a week to help provision and provide any services, amenities or requirements requested and devoted to taking care of your every need, ensuring your yachting lifestyle is filled with only enjoyable experiences. A variety of amenities to enhance your stay in St. Maarten, which include business services, a car rental agency, Castaways’ Bar & Restaurant, a ship’s store, a gym and a variety of other valuable retail outlets.

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Yacht Club Isle de Sol Launches Anchor Bar Ahead of Caribbean Season

by Tammy | Dec 8, 2023

BY KAREN HOCKNEY ONBOARD ONLINE 7 DEC 2023

Over the years, St. Maarten’s reputation as the perfect spot to start or end a Caribbean yacht charter has grown exponentially.

The island’s half French, half Dutch status affords it enviable and wide-ranging accessibility while its geographical Northeastern location in the calm, natural lagoon of Simpson Bay – virtually equidistant between Antigua and St. Thomas – makes it an obvious choice for owners and guests wishing to make the most of the BVIs, USVIs and St. Barts.

With IGY’s recent launch of Isle de Sol’s newly upgraded F&B offering Anchor Bar, the glamorously updated Sky Lounge and upcoming events offer even more great reasons to visit the island’s  premium superyacht marina .

Anchor Bar: the ultimate crew clubhouse in St. Maarten  

Unveiled in mid-November, this popular outpost has undergone an exciting and modern refurbishment to elevate it to one of the most well-equipped and enjoyable crew-oriented marina facilities in the entire region.

Centred around a beautiful pool, Anchor Bar’s high end yet comfortable and down to earth ambience aims to provide a home away from home, social clubhouse feel for off duty crew to kick back and relax with their peers.

“We’re happy to look after everyone, but first and foremost, this is a crew-oriented space with video games, a pool table and foosball table where we can get crew off the boat, make them happy and encourage them to meet up and explore what St. Maarten has to offer,” explains Brian Deher, IGY’s VP of Operations for the Caribbean and Latin America.

“It’s their club – the video games, pool, gym, tennis, basketball and pickle ball courts are all free for them to use as a benefit of being a marina guest. A happy crew makes for a happy charter after all, and they have the chance to work hard, play hard right here at IGY!”

Upscale food and cocktails for crew downtime  

Anchor Bar is overseen by a former Culinary Institute of America manager who understands that yachties are excited to experience familiar comfort foods such as great burgers and freshly made pizzas after spending time on the yacht catering to owner’s and guest’s culinary desires.

“The biggest challenge for the highly experienced chefs and kitchen staff is creating dishes that give the feeling of home without their traditionally upscale presentations – we have to keep reminding them to keep it simple, because they are tempted to go artistic!” adds Brian with a smile. “Anchor Bar chefs make their own bread, pizza dough and focaccia. While the emphasis is on more casual dining, everything is very authentic and I think people will love it.”

Casual it may be – with bookings not necessary – but there’s no compromise when it comes to quality. Typical dishes include passion fruit tuna tataki, truffled parmesan, cheddar bacon or chili garlic home fries, hummus with roasted bell pepper and caramelised onions, tomato bruschetta and Bourbon BBQ chicken wings as well as a delicious selection of salads.

“We are focused on the crew, making sure they have a good experience, but we want to provide good food as well,” adds Andy Caballero, IGY’s Regional Manager for the Caribbean and Central America.

“Our chefs and managers have pushed the level of food service as high as possible – they create outstanding chicken wings, amazing double smash burgers and incredible pizzas, so the crew feel comfortable and don’t have to leave as everything is here. After long trips and excursions, they can take a break and just relax, eat, have a couple of drinks and dance.”

A signature cocktail list features fun concoctions such as a Basil and Cucumber Smash with gin, Picante Jalisco and Amaretto 4ever, as well as classic cocktails, beers and wines and Brian adds: “One of our bartenders makes the best espresso martini that quite a few guests have ever tasted!”

The perfect venue for private events at Isle de Sol’s Sky Lounge

Isle de Sol’s impressive third floor Sky Lounge, which boasts spectacular views across the whole lagoon, is being primed as the ideal entertaining space for launches, corporate hospitality, and intimate parties.

‘Whether you want a corporate event promoting your brand, you’re targeting yachting as a service provider or even just thanking your customers, we want this to be the place you think of to do that,” says Brian. “It’s a new offering in terms of hosting special events to promote brands and it’s also available for  IGY Trident  members to come in at any time and host parties for their crew or guests as part of their VIP experience.”

The venue’s large kitchen will also cater for big events and service Simpson Bay Marina’s new upland build, which includes an events space, pool and gym, so that guests staying there can also enjoy a full resort-style experience.

While Anchor Bar is aimed primarily at crew, IGY hopes it will also become a hit with the local St. Maarten community. “We’d love to keep it open through the summer months and year round,” adds Brian, “and we’re aiming to do that through offering an events program and summer camps using our sports facilities to attract locals.”

Crew Year’s Eve Event at Isle de Sol

At the height of the season while the crew are gearing up for their most highly anticipated charters over Christmas and New Year, the  Isle de Sol team  is preparing an alternative Crew Year’s Eve, one week after the real thing.

“People are so happy to see each other because it’s the time of year when they have just completed their most important charters of the season, so early January is their time to have fun, relax and ‘be the guest’ for a change, so that’s when we shift gears and put on more activities for them.

“On January 6 th , we are holding the Crew Year’s Eve Event with a firework display that you’d usually expect to see on New Year’s Eve, so that crew who were working and serving over the holiday can experience the countdown.

“For us, it’s a whole other holiday event which neighbouring businesses and restaurants can also enjoy, so it’s good for the island and the marina. We hope a few people on other islands come back in time for the Saturday night fireworks and celebrations. We’ve been hosting this event for years but we recently started working more closely with the community and we’re hoping to grow this event and others in the future.”

Regattas, festivals, and community spirit

Further  highlights of the St. Maarten social calendar  include the Caribbean Multihull Challenge at the beginning of February, the Heineken Regatta at the beginning of March, Carnival in April and May and the SXM Electronic Dance Festival, which is hugely popular with owners’ families, who often fly in specially to attend.

“At the end of the season, we have the SXM Lagoon Festival – a series of events which take place at each of the largest marinas on the island – with opportunities for learning new skills, mentorship, attending sailing schools, seminars and taking courses,” adds Brian. “The marinas do a great job of collaborating together to create this fun showcase, which attracts boats here from surrounding islands.”

Where better to start or end a Caribbean yacht charter?

St. Maarten is unique not only in being ideally situated for easy access to other islands but in offering the best of all worlds thanks to its dual French-Dutch heritage. “The French side is part of the EU and technically a French department, so all the regulations for companies and individuals working in Europe can be done on the French side, just as if you’re in France,” explains Brian.

“And while the Dutch side is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, it is not part of the EU so it provides different opportunities. It’s a little more Americanised, and The Friendship Treaty dating back to World War II means a US citizen can get residency and a job permit to work on St. Maarten just as easily as a Dutch national can.”

Consistently voted one of the best marinas in the world to start and end a yacht charter, Isle de Sol’s location on a private island in the middle of the lagoon, with just one access point, makes it a super secure little enclave adjacent to the busiest part of St. Maarten, the Simpson Bay strip. It has played a key role in building St. Maarten’s reputation as an idyllic, ideally located, can-do Caribbean playground.

“Both St. Maarten and Isle de Sol are best in class brands,” says Brian. “While IGY’s marina offers a Four Seasons type of service, St. Maarten has become recognised as the place to find high service levels, great provisioning and accessibility. Quite simply, it’s the place to go.”

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From breakfast at the quayside, all the way to dinner on a rooftop terrace, menus range from fresh fish or pizza to traditional Sardinian cuisine that are also available for takeout or delivery onboard. The supermarket, conveniently located on the dock, specialty shop and liquor store offer a wide selection that are available for delivery to your vessel.

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Yacht Club Isle de Sol Launches Anchor Bar Ahead of Caribbean Season

Over the years, St. Maarten’s reputation as the perfect spot to start or end a Caribbean yacht charter has grown exponentially. 

The island’s half French, half Dutch status affords it enviable and wide-ranging accessibility while its geographical Northeastern location in the calm, natural lagoon of Simpson Bay - virtually equidistant between Antigua and St. Thomas - makes it an obvious choice for owners and guests wishing to make the most of the BVIs, USVIs and St. Barts. 

With IGY’s recent launch of Isle de Sol’s newly upgraded F&B offering Anchor Bar, the glamorously updated Sky Lounge and upcoming events offer even more great reasons to visit the island’s premium superyacht marina . 

Anchor Bar: the ultimate crew clubhouse in St. Maarten  

Unveiled in mid-November, this popular outpost has undergone an exciting and modern refurbishment to elevate it to one of the most well-equipped and enjoyable crew-oriented marina facilities in the entire region. 

Centred around a beautiful pool, Anchor Bar’s high end yet comfortable and down to earth ambience aims to provide a home away from home, social clubhouse feel for off duty crew to kick back and relax with their peers. 

“We’re happy to look after everyone, but first and foremost, this is a crew-oriented space with video games, a pool table and foosball table where we can get crew off the boat, make them happy and encourage them to meet up and explore what St. Maarten has to offer,” explains Brian Deher, IGY’s VP of Operations for the Caribbean and Latin America. 

“It’s their club – the video games, pool, gym, tennis, basketball and pickle ball courts are all free for them to use as a benefit of being a marina guest. A happy crew makes for a happy charter after all, and they have the chance to work hard, play hard right here at IGY!” 

Upscale food and cocktails for crew downtime  

Anchor Bar is overseen by a former Culinary Institute of America manager who understands that yachties are excited to experience familiar comfort foods such as great burgers and freshly made pizzas after spending time on the yacht catering to owner’s and guest’s culinary desires. 

“The biggest challenge for the highly experienced chefs and kitchen staff is creating dishes that give the feeling of home without their traditionally upscale presentations - we have to keep reminding them to keep it simple, because they are tempted to go artistic!” adds Brian with a smile. “Anchor Bar chefs make their own bread, pizza dough and focaccia. While the emphasis is on more casual dining, everything is very authentic and I think people will love it.” 

Casual it may be - with bookings not necessary – but there’s no compromise when it comes to quality. Typical dishes include passion fruit tuna tataki, truffled parmesan, cheddar bacon or chili garlic home fries, hummus with roasted bell pepper and caramelised onions, tomato bruschetta and Bourbon BBQ chicken wings as well as a delicious selection of salads. 

“We are focused on the crew, making sure they have a good experience, but we want to provide good food as well,” adds Andy Caballero, IGY’s Regional Manager for the Caribbean and Central America.  

“Our chefs and managers have pushed the level of food service as high as possible – they create outstanding chicken wings, amazing double smash burgers and incredible pizzas, so the crew feel comfortable and don’t have to leave as everything is here. After long trips and excursions, they can take a break and just relax, eat, have a couple of drinks and dance.” 

A signature cocktail list features fun concoctions such as a Basil and Cucumber Smash with gin, Picante Jalisco and Amaretto 4ever, as well as classic cocktails, beers and wines and Brian adds: “One of our bartenders makes the best espresso martini that quite a few guests have ever tasted!” 

The perfect venue for private events at Isle de Sol’s Sky Lounge 

Isle de Sol’s impressive third floor Sky Lounge, which boasts spectacular views across the whole lagoon, is being primed as the ideal entertaining space for launches, corporate hospitality, and intimate parties. 

‘Whether you want a corporate event promoting your brand, you’re targeting yachting as a service provider or even just thanking your customers, we want this to be the place you think of to do that,” says Brian. “It’s a new offering in terms of hosting special events to promote brands and it’s also available for IGY Trident members to come in at any time and host parties for their crew or guests as part of their VIP experience.” 

The venue’s large kitchen will also cater for big events and service Simpson Bay Marina’s new upland build, which includes an events space, pool and gym, so that guests staying there can also enjoy a full resort-style experience. 

While Anchor Bar is aimed primarily at crew, IGY hopes it will also become a hit with the local St. Maarten community. “We’d love to keep it open through the summer months and year round,” adds Brian, “and we’re aiming to do that through offering an events program and summer camps using our sports facilities to attract locals.” 

Crew Year’s Eve Event at Isle de Sol 

At the height of the season while the crew are gearing up for their most highly anticipated charters over Christmas and New Year, the Isle de Sol team is preparing an alternative Crew Year’s Eve, one week after the real thing. 

“People are so happy to see each other because it’s the time of year when they have just completed their most important charters of the season, so early January is their time to have fun, relax and ‘be the guest’ for a change, so that’s when we shift gears and put on more activities for them. 

“On January 6 th , we are holding the Crew Year’s Eve Event with a firework display that you’d usually expect to see on New Year’s Eve, so that crew who were working and serving over the holiday can experience the countdown. 

“For us, it’s a whole other holiday event which neighbouring businesses and restaurants can also enjoy, so it’s good for the island and the marina. We hope a few people on other islands come back in time for the Saturday night fireworks and celebrations. We’ve been hosting this event for years but we recently started working more closely with the community and we’re hoping to grow this event and others in the future.” 

Regattas, festivals, and community spirit 

Further highlights of the St. Maarten social calendar include the Caribbean Multihull Challenge at the beginning of February, the Heineken Regatta at the beginning of March, Carnival in April and May and the SXM Electronic Dance Festival, which is hugely popular with owners’ families, who often fly in specially to attend. 

“At the end of the season, we have the SXM Lagoon Festival - a series of events which take place at each of the largest marinas on the island - with opportunities for learning new skills, mentorship, attending sailing schools, seminars and taking courses,” adds Brian. “The marinas do a great job of collaborating together to create this fun showcase, which attracts boats here from surrounding islands.” 

Where better to start or end a Caribbean yacht charter? 

St. Maarten is unique not only in being ideally situated for easy access to other islands but in offering the best of all worlds thanks to its dual French-Dutch heritage. “The French side is part of the EU and technically a French department, so all the regulations for companies and individuals working in Europe can be done on the French side, just as if you’re in France,” explains Brian. 

“And while the Dutch side is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, it is not part of the EU so it provides different opportunities. It’s a little more Americanised, and The Friendship Treaty dating back to World War II means a US citizen can get residency and a job permit to work on St. Maarten just as easily as a Dutch national can.” 

Consistently voted one of the best marinas in the world to start and end a yacht charter, Isle de Sol’s location on a private island in the middle of the lagoon, with just one access point, makes it a super secure little enclave adjacent to the busiest part of St. Maarten, the Simpson Bay strip. It has played a key role in building St. Maarten’s reputation as an idyllic, ideally located, can-do Caribbean playground. 

“Both St. Maarten and Isle de Sol are best in class brands,” says Brian. “While IGY’s marina offers a Four Seasons type of service, St. Maarten has become recognised as the place to find high service levels, great provisioning and accessibility. Quite simply, it’s the place to go.”

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The territory of the Pskov region was originally inhabited by Balt and Finno-Ugric tribes. The first Slavs - Pskov Krivichi - appeared here in the 6th century. It was one of the first areas in Russia populated by the Slavs. The first mention of Pskov dates back to 903 (“The Tale of Bygone Years”, Laurentian Chronicle), Izborsk - 862 (“The Tale of Bygone Years”).

In the 10th - the beginning of the 12th centuries, the Pskov region was part of the Old Russian state. Until the 12th century, Pskov recognized the primacy of the prince of Kiev. The rise of Novgorod, the second center of the country that represented the policy of Kiev in the North West, led to the inclusion of Pskov in the Novgorod land.

This territory was not conquered by the Mongols, which helped to preserve a large number of monuments of the 13th-15th centuries. In 1348, Pskov became the capital of an independent Pskov Veche Republic. In 1510, Pskov Republic was abolished and its territory was annexed to the Grand Duchy of Moscow. The symbol of the independence of Pskov - veche bell - was taken to Moscow.

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Pskov became the western outpost on the way to Moscow. At the beginning of the 17th century, during the Time of Troubles (and after), part of the territory of the Russian state including the Pskov region, was occupied by Sweden and Poland.

Since the beginning of the Great Northern War in 1700, Pskov became once again one of the centers of military events. At the end of the war (Treaty of Nystad, 1721), Russia received the territory of the former Livonia and Pskov lost its importance as a defensive and trade center. These functions were transferred to the new capital Russia - St. Petersburg - and the Baltic ports (Revel, Riga).

In 1772, by the decree of Catherine II, Pskov guberniya (province) was created. In the 18th-19th centuries, Pskov province developed as an agrarian region, with a small number of urban population. According to the National Population Census of 1897, there were 1,122,317 inhabitants in the province, 93% of whom lived in villages.

On March 2, 1917, in Pskov, the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II was forced to sign the abdication. During the Second World War, most of the Pskov region was occupied by the Germans (1941-1944). On August 23, 1944, Pskov Oblast was established.

After the collapse of the USSR, in the 1990s, Pskov Oblast again became a border region, which gave it a transit and customs-border status.

Beautiful nature of Pskov Oblast

Classical Russian landscape in Pskov Oblast

Author: Olga Kolchina

Forest in the Pskov region

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Winter in Pskov Oblast

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Pskov Oblast - Features

Pskov Oblast is located in the north-west of the Russian Plain. This land is rich in lakes (more than 3,000), small and large rivers that are favorable for fishing and water tourism. Most of the lakes are located in the southern part of the region. Lake Peipus (Pskovsko-Chudskoye), located on the border between Estonia and Russia, is the fifth largest in Europe.

It is the only oblast in Russia that borders with three countries (Belarus, Latvia, Estonia). The largest cities and towns are Pskov (209,000), Velikiye Luki (90,100), Ostrov (20,500), Nevel (14,000).

The climate is transitional from temperate maritime to temperate continental, with mild winters and warm summers. The average temperature in February is minus 7.3 degrees Celsius, in July - plus 19.1 degrees Celsius.

The federal highways M9 (Moscow - Rzhev - Velikiye Luki - Riga) and M20 (St. Petersburg - Pskov - Nevel - Vitebsk) pass through the territory of the region.

Pskov Oblast has such natural resources as limestone, sand, gravel, gypsum, refractory and fusible clay, raw materials for mineral dyers, curing mud, underground mineral water. Forests cover more than 30% of the territory. This region has the richest deposits of peat among the regions in the European part of Russia.

Pskov Oblast is famous in and beyond Russia for its precious historical and cultural heritage, beautiful nature, wonderful hand made masterpieces, historical events and famous names. This region attracts people interested in cultural-educational, entertainment and recreation, health and fitness tourism.

Tourism in Pskov Oblast

Old churches and fortresses, nobility estates and parks, picturesque settlements and cozy towns with unique cultural traditions, forests and lowlands inhabited by animals and birds, archaeological treasures and modern authors works - all these things mean Pskov land and its culture. Pskov is one of the most ancient towns of Russia.

There are more than 370 monuments of federal importance, 3,500 monuments of local importance on the territory of the region. Pskov takes one of the leading places in Europe in the number of architectural and archaeological monuments.

The most important tourism centers are Pskov, Pechora, Pushkin Mountains, Izborsk, Velikiye Luki, Gdov, Sebezh, Porkhov. Travelers are attracted by old fortresses in Pskov, Izborsk, Porkhov, Gdov, Velikiye Luki.

Pilgrims come to the Pskov-Caves Monastery, Nikandrov deserts, Krypetsky Monastery, Spaso-Kazansky Simansky Monastery. The frescoes of the Transfiguration Cathedral of Mirozhsky Monastery are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

There are three large museums in the region:

• Pskov Regional United Historical, Art and Archaeological Museum “Pogankiny Palaty”,
• Historical, Architectural and Landscape Museum “Izborsk”,
• State Memorial Historical and Literary Museum of A.S. Pushkin “Mikhailovskoye” with a lot of branches, among them Rimsky-Korsakov estate-museum in Lyubensk and Vechash, Musorgsky museum in Naumovo, Kovalevskaya museum in Polibino as well as a net of municipal museums.

The following festivals are held annually in the Pskov region:

• All-Russian Maslenitsa (February),
• Russian music festival named after M.P. Mussorgsky and N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov (April),
• festival of small towns “Gardarika” (May),
• military-historical festival “Battle of the Ice” (May),
• annual meeting of balloonists in Velikie Luki (June),
• folklore festival “Pskov pearls” (July),
• festival of historical reconstruction of the early Middle Ages “Helga” in Vybuty (July).

“Pskov Model Forest” project

The project “Pskov Model Forest” was initiated by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). The forest policy of the Fund is aimed not only at the creation of protected areas to protect virgin forests, but also to find mechanisms for the sustainable management of intensively exploited forests. That is why the WWF is creating a network of model forests in Russia.

The aim of the project is to create a model of environmentally and socially valid, economically efficient forest management on the example of a specific area, as well as disseminate the positive experience of the project in the North-West Russia.

The territory of the model forest is located in Strugokrasnensky forestry of the Pskov region over an area of 18,400 hectares. The territory is represented by different landscapes - from the boggy flat plains to the hills of Pskov elevation.

Forestry forests belong to the sub-zone of southern taiga, dominated by pine, birch, aspen and spruce. Broad-leaved trees like lime, maple and ash are found on the banks of rivers and streams.

Pskov oblast of Russia photos

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Country road in Pskov Oblast

Author: Andrew V. Newman

Lake in the Pskov region

Author: Igor Stretyachuk

Sunset in Pskov Oblast

Author: Bogomolov Nikita

Churches in Pskov Oblast

Old church in Pskov Oblast

Author: Igor Volkov

Orthodox church in Pskov Oblast

Author: Troitzky

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Pskov Oblast is in Northwestern Russia , which borders Latvia to the west, Estonia to the northwest, Leningrad Oblast to the north, Novgorod Oblast to the northeast, Tver Oblast to the east, Smolensk Oblast to the southeast, and Belarus to the south.

• 57.816667 28.333333 1 Pskov — the ancient capital is not well prepared for tourism, but is rich in sites; its Krom (medieval citadel) is very impressive, it is circled by monasteries — including one which is Russia's oldest, and the city is full of small, old churches

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• 57.016667 28.916667 1 Pushkinskie Gory (Pushkin Hills) - a former Pushkin's mansion and its surroundings converted into a large open-air museum with breathtaking scenery and traditional Russian ethnic elements. An excellent weekend destination.

Despite the proximity of the border with Latvia , Estonia and Belarus , in socio-economic terms, the Pskov Oblast is the most underdeveloped among all the Oblasts of Russia (only among the Oblasts), and the most backward region of Central Russia. There is practically no industry here, and agriculture is poorly developed.

An ancient region of Russia which once constituted its own republic, Pskov Oblast is a great weekend trip or longer from Saint Petersburg . Tourist infrastructure is at best rudimentary, although one would expect this will change in the near future, but the region has lots to see for an adventurous traveler or a traveler with a good guide. Pskov, the capital, is without a doubt the principal attraction and likely the only stop for most travelers, but it might be a good plan to get out of the city and check out nearby Izborsk.

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Two daily buses depart for Pskov from Novgorod at 08:30 and 16:00.

Trains from Saint Petersburg are unfortunately very inconvenient — they leave around 03:00 and arrive in Pskov four hours later. A better option is to hop on a bus from Petersburg's Vitebsky Vokzal; there are 15 buses bound for Pskov daily and they take about 5 hours to get there.

There is a daily overnight train from Moscow which leaves around 20:00 and arrives in Pskov around 08:00.

Pskov Airport ( PKV   IATA ) from Moscow and Sochi.

Pskov is a common last stop in Russia for visitors traveling overland to the Baltic states .

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