This vintage travel guide serves as an official handbook for foreign tourists visiting the Soviet Union during the early 1960s. Published by Moscow's Foreign Languages Publishing House, the manual aims to introduce English-speaking travelers to the culture, geography, and daily life of the USSR. It provides practical information on popular tourist destinations, historic landmarks, museums, theaters, and local transport options across major Soviet cities and republics.In addition to practical logistics—such as currency exchange, Intourist services, hotel accommodations, and car rentals—the book functions as a cultural and ideological introduction to the Soviet state. It highlights the achievements of the socialist system, public education, and the rights of Soviet citizens, offering a unique historical snapshot of Soviet tourism and state-curated foreign relations during the Khrushchev Thaw.