The resident of Vladivostok shared on social networks an honest analysis of her expectations and the reality of life in the capital of Primorye. According to her, contrary to stereotypes about fogs, the city has about 300 sunny days a year, and the heat from the sea lasts until November, making it possible to go without a coat. Another distinct advantage she called the seafood, which in her opinion is the tastiest in the world, even though it is infinitely expensive. But the reality turned out to be more difficult than the expectations. To swim in clean water, you need to spend two hours by car, or take a boat or jet ski - last year the author did not swim even once. Vladivostok turned out to be one of the most inconvenient cities in her experience: it was almost impossible to use public transport. Despite the appearance of beautiful parks and embankments, most of the city looks, in her words, "just awful." Overgrown roadsides, abandoned areas and potholed roads are in poor condition. All kinds of different beautiful parks, walking areas, cool, aesthetic places, all kinds of batteries popping up all the time. You expect at least most of the city to look just as beautiful. But actually, Vladivostok looks just awful on the inside. All these roadsides, overgrown, useless, abandoned, horrible roads with potholes. Everything that does not directly touch such super public spaces is in very poor condition. Video: kireevavl_ / Instagram (extremist organization, prohibited activities in the Russian Federation) Primorye News | Contact the editors.

The resident of Vladivostok shared on social networks an honest analysis of her expectations and the reality of life in the capital of Primorye. According to her, contrary to stereotypes about fogs, the city has about 300 sunny days a year, and the heat from the sea lasts until November, making it possible to go without a coat. Another distinct advantage she called the seafood, which in her opinion is the tastiest in the world, even though it is infinitely expensive. But the reality turned out to be more difficult than the expectations. To swim in clean water, you need to spend two hours by car, or take a boat or jet ski - last year the author did not swim even once. Vladivostok turned out to be one of the most inconvenient cities in her experience: it was almost impossible to use public transport. Despite the appearance of beautiful parks and embankments, most of the city looks, in her words, "just awful." Overgrown roadsides, abandoned areas and potholed roads are in poor condition. All kinds of different beautiful parks, walking areas, cool, aesthetic places, all kinds of batteries popping up all the time. You expect at least most of the city to look just as beautiful. But actually, Vladivostok looks just awful on the inside. All these roadsides, overgrown, useless, abandoned, horrible roads with potholes. Everything that does not directly touch such super public spaces is in very poor condition. Video: kireevavl_ / Instagram (extremist organization, prohibited activities in the Russian Federation) Primorye News | Contact the editors.