It’s always hard to get away, especially while working to undermine democratic institutions in the West. But for those who want to leave the cloak and dagger at the office, the Kremlin’s cheerful country retreat is the perfect vacation destination.
Located just outside of Centreville, Md., the sprawling and luxurious 45-acre estate has hosted both Soviet and Federation officials since the Nixon administration. Though currently closed, the compound could reopen as early as Jan. 20, 2017.
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