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Your opportunity to meet your CEO and fellow travellers, and learn more about your tour. Opt to join the group for a local meal afterwards. Don't forget to see the notice in the lobby (or ask reception) for the official time and place to meet up with the group.
Enjoy a Kremlin and Armoury guided tour. Opt to visit museums and galleries, take a Moskva River boat cruise, or check out Lenin's Mausoleum.
Opt to visit the Tretiakov Art Gallery, take a Moskva River boat cruise, visit the Space Museum, the Pushkin Fine Art Museum, or Lenin's Mausoleum.
Red Square and St Basil's Cathedral are must-sees.
Prepare to visit cities in the Golden Ring, one of the oldest routes found in Russia, dotted with ancient towns each representing a different historic spirit of the Russian people.
Enjoy a visit to one of the most famous symbols of Russia. For centuries, it was a residence of the tsars, and today it is the official residence of the President of Russian Federation. The Armoury Chamber is a massive treasure trove that houses thousands of items gifted to the Russian tsars and emperors by royals and ambassadors from around the world. Get ready to be stunned by gold goblets, famous Faberge eggs, 18th century embroidery, and gilded royal carriages.
With so much to see and do, get out and start exploring.
The Red Square is an excellent place to start exploring Moscow. Indulge in the many fantastic food and shopping options nearby; you also have easy access to St Basil's Cathedral, the Kremlin and Armoury Museum, Lenin's Mausoleum, and Alexandr Gardens. Most of Moscow's main streets lead from Red Square and the famous Moscow metro provides easy access in and out of it.
Come aboard this riverboat trip to enjoy some fresh air and a whole new way to see Moscow. Spot famous attractions while cruising down the river, and catch many sights you may miss on shore. Perhaps, discover some new places to visit later on foot.
Check out the colourful onion-domed towers of stunning St Basil's Cathedral, located right in the middle of a sprawling open square. It is the most quintessential Russian sight, and definitely lives up to its hype.
This fantastic art gallery reputedly boasts the finest collection of Russian art in the world, including works by Malevich and Kandinsky.
This is the largest museum of European Art in the city of Moscow, and boasts works by Rembrant, Degas, Van Gogh, and other famous artists.
Get a glimpse of the stars (the kind you find in the sky, not celebrities) at this amazing museum dedicated to commemorating Russia's history of space exploration.
Ready to meet one the most famous embalmed leaders in the world? Lenin's Mausoleum is a popular stop for travellers in Russia and is located conveniently in Red Square.
In the morning, travel to Sergiyev Posad which is famous for its Troitse-Sergiev Monastery, the spiritual home of the Russian Orthodox Church. Later, continue on to Rostov.
Golden Ring towns now resemble open air museums, where life is slow and old traditions are kept. Visit the Troitse-Sergiev Monastery in Sergiyev Posad. Have the opportunity to make your own Russian souvenir "matrushka" (Russian painted dolls) before continuing on to Rostov.
Opt to enjoy time on the shores of Lake Nero this evening.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Enjoy a visit to the churches in this area, including the famed Troitse-Sergiev Monastery, and take in the splendid architecture.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Enjoy a boat ride on beautiful Lake Nero in the town of Rostov.
Get on a saddle and enjoy the ride!
Enjoy some fishing on beautiful Lake Nero.
Visit the Rostov Kremlin - a must see in the Golden Ring of Russia. Travel on to Yaroslavl and enjoy a guided tour of the city before continuing on to Suzdal for the night.
Check out the Rostov Kremlin in this fascinating town, whose very stones embody the inexhaustible genius of Russian masters.
Enjoy a guided tour to Spaso-Preobrazhensky Monastery and other highlights in Yaroslavl, before continuing on to Suzdal for the night.
Visit this gorgeous kremlin and learn more about the history of the town.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
This ancient Russian town is located at the confluence of the Volga and Kotorosl rivers, making it an important centre for trade. The historic part of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit some sights around the city (read: more beautiful churches).
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Visit bucolic Suzdal with an included Suzdal Kremlin tour. Visit a folk village museum and monastery. Opt to taste local mead (honey beer). En route to Vladimir, stop in Bogolubovo to see the famous Pokrova-na-Nerli.
Overnight train to Saint Petersburg.
Suzdal is a quiet pastoral city with dozens of onion-domed churches dotting the skyline. Explore the streets lined with quaint wooden houses and enjoy relaxing by the river. The city square is as charming as they come. Wander past the small church and chat with "babushkas" selling pickled cucumbers and mead (honey beer).
En route to Vladimir, stop in Bogolubovo to see the famous Pokrova-na-Nerli. Overnight train to Saint Petersburg.
The Suzdal Kremlin is one of the famous sights of Russia. It's whitewashed building with brilliant blue onion-domes dotted with gold stars are a sight to behold. Visit the Kremlin and learn about life in this bucolic town.
After, visit the folk village museum, an outdoor space filled with traditional architecture. Learn about life in this tiny town.
Settle in and scan the scenery from the convenience of a private vehicle.
Experience overnight travel like a local. Sit back and get some well-earned (and likely much-needed) rest en route to your next stop.
Arrive in St Petersburg and take a guided walking tour of the city with a visit to Peterhof. With free time, visit churches, galleries, and shops along Nevksy Prospekt.
Activities in the 'Paris of Russia' include a visit to the Hermitage, St. Isaac's Cathedral, the Church on Spilt Blood, the Russian Museum, or a rivers and canals boat trip. Make time to enjoy a cup of tea and Russian treats in a local café.
Take a guided walking tour to get familiar with the city – each walking tour is different based on the route the local guide chooses to take. Discover the hidden back alleys and small parks St Petersburg is famous for, as the local guide lifts the veil on this hidden world. Learn about the city’s fascinating history, and hear retelling of stories about famous buildings and local residents. Typically, the tour will stay around Nevsky Prospekt and will often end at the Hermitage, with visits to the Kazan Cathedral, the Church on Spilled Blood, and St Isaac's Cathedral along the way.
One of St. Petersburg's most famous and popular visitor attractions, the palace and park at Peterhof (also known as Petrodvorets) are often referred to as "the Russian Versailles", although many visitors conclude that the comparison does a disservice to the grandeur and scope of this majestic estate.
Enjoy a boat trip along the rivers and canals of St Petersburg.
This stunning museum contains the finest collection of Russian art in the city of St Petersburg, including Malevich's famous piece, "Black Square". Established in 1895 by Nicholas II in honour of his father, Alexander III, it boasts stunning interiors and architecture. Take it all in during your visit; the museum truly has it all.
Visit this absolutely stunning church whose photograph you've likely seen many times -- it's one of the best known sights in Russia. Built in 1883 by Alexander III in honour of his father, Alexander II, who was killed at the spot it stands, it finally finished construction in 1907 under the reign of Nicholas II, the last tzar of Russia. Check out its colourful, iconic onion domes, gorgeous exterior, and the spectacular murals inside.
The fourth largest cathedral in the world, St Issac's is well worth a visit. While occasionally Russian Orthodox churches are so breathtakingly beautiful from the outside that it feels unnecessary to go inside, St Issac's has an interior that is definitely worth checking out. Head up the observation point and walk up to the dome for a beautiful panoramic view of the city.
Visit the Hermitage Museum, one of the biggest museums in Europe, famous for its amazing art collection. Be inspired by its varied exhibitions, and wander among storied walls – the museum was previously home to the Tsars for almost 200 years.
Spend the day exploring the city or riding the deepest metro in the world. Opt for a canal cruise to see more of the city.
There's heaps to do here, don't waste a minute.
Enjoy a boat trip along the rivers and canals of St Petersburg.
This stunning museum contains the finest collection of Russian art in the city of St Petersburg, including Malevich's famous piece, "Black Square". Established in 1895 by Nicholas II in honour of his father, Alexander III, it boasts stunning interiors and architecture. Take it all in during your visit; the museum truly has it all.
The fourth largest cathedral in the world, St Issac's is well worth a visit. While occasionally Russian Orthodox churches are so breathtakingly beautiful from the outside that it feels unnecessary to go inside, St Issac's has an interior that is definitely worth checking out. Head up the observation point and walk up to the dome for a beautiful panoramic view of the city.
Visit this absolutely stunning church whose photograph you've likely seen many times -- it's one of the best known sights in Russia. Built in 1883 by Alexander III in honour of his father, Alexander II, who was killed at the spot it stands, it finally finished construction in 1907 under the reign of Nicholas II, the last tzar of Russia. Check out its colourful, iconic onion domes, gorgeous exterior, and the spectacular murals inside.
Opt for a midnight canal cruise in St Petersburg during the summer months when the sun barely sets. The experience is particularly fantastic in June during the White Nights' celebrations.
Visit the Hermitage Museum, one of the biggest museums in Europe, famous for its amazing art collection. Be inspired by its varied exhibitions, and wander among storied walls – the museum was previously home to the Tsars for almost 200 years.
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