1. For tourists who expect to visit Volgograd in the summer, it is best to refuse trips in the first half of June. Traditionally during this period there is a peak of activity of mosquitoes and midges, which makes staying in the open air simply impossible. This feature should be taken into account also by motorists; machines suffer from midges no less than people.
2. The city's structure is such that traffic jams on its central highway are almost constant. The strongest congestion on the roads happens between 7:00 and 9:00 and from 17:00 to 21:00. At this time, it is best to refuse trips on the Second longitudinal highway.
3. Public transport is represented by a ramified network of trams, trolleybuses, buses and shuttles, so it is easy to get to the region of interest. It is also worth noting that all areas of the city are connected by a line of electric trains; they will be the best option for long trips.
4. For travelers who are accustomed to using taxi services, it is best to call the car on the phone; in this case, you can save a lot. But, it is worth remembering that Volgograd taxi drivers are extremely reluctant to respond to calls that involve a short trip.
6. In addition to the delicious honey in Volgograd, you can get great knitted things from natural goat and sheep wool. Buy them best in the market; to find traders with these common products will not be difficult. They offer sweaters, scarves, socks and mittens for both children and adults.
7. Fans of cycling should note that there are no special bike paths (and sometimes pavements) in the city, so you can skate comfortably and without fear only through the territory of city parks.
Monuments of the Battle of Stalingrad make up the bulk of most excursion programs. A landmark of world importance is Mamayev Kurgan - an incredibly beautiful and large-scale memorial, which … 
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