World Cup 2018: Cossack kids, Swan Lake and the Selecao in Rostov-on-Don

The first week of World Cup hosting duties has been a triumph for the city of Rostov-on-Don.

Brazil kicked things off with a bang off the field at least by taking over the streets in a sea of colour and noise before their 1-1 draw with Switzerland.

The quality of Uruguay s routine victory over Saudi Arabia was impacted by oppressive heat and humidity, before Mexico displayed their considerable quality in seeing off South Korea.

Away from the football, the city s blend of Cossack heritage and Soviet architecture, together with a welcome dose of classic Russian cultural, have offered visitors a warm and engaging welcome on the banks of the Don River. 

Here, we review some of the highlights so far…

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