The dacha — a Russian summer home that can be anything from a shack to an oligarch's faux chateau — is both an escape from the city and a state of mind that permeates the country's life and ...

Traditional Soviet dachas usually had no heating. Thus, the dacha season usually opened with the first visit of the year around the May holidays, when the dacha was cleaned after several months of ...

A dacha is a country home, usually a cottage surrounded by a plot of land, outside the city. The word “dacha” originated in the 17th century from the verb “davat’” (to give), a reference ...

The foliage sprawls across her marshy one-acre homestead in this dacha village about 100 miles east of Moscow. Tendrils and leaves crowd against the walls of the little cottage.

Russian forces attacked Zaporizhzhia and the Zaporizhzhia district with nine Shahed drones overnight, causing fires. Source: ...

Our dacha community has representatives of all three classes. My businessman neighbor is building a second “cottage” on his lot. Before 2014, he was in oil products, but after the introduction ...

The area around Navy Yard/Nationals Park is becoming a beer-lovers destination—there's Bardo Brewing, Bluejacket, and the forthcoming Atlas brewery and tap room next year. But first: Dacha Navy Yard.

Dacha Navy Yard has been open just under two months, but the modern American restaurant with 800-person beer garden is already facing legal and financial trouble. Owners Ilya Alter and Dmitri ...

Babushka's Dacha Dumplings A summertime feast helps a granddaughter forget she's a fussy eater—and opens a window onto a complex family history By Olga Massov August 17, 2012 ...

Dacha Beer Garden, which has two locations in Washington, D.C., is opening its first Maryland site in Silver Spring, reports said.© Shutterstock ...