Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Moscow

Welcome to Russia. Show up at the air terminal and move to inn for your visit. You have rest of day at relaxation. Overnight stay in Moscow.

Day 2: Moscow – City Tour

After Breakfast at inn, withdraw for city visit with stops at the most popular sights: Poklonnaya Hill, New Maiden Convent, Vorobievy Hills. Drive by Tverskaya Street, Manezhnaya square, Ohotny Riad, Bolshoy theater, Lubianka square, Savior Cathedral, the Kremlin and Kropotkinskaya banks and so forth (No Entrances). Kremlin: the core of Moscow. Visit basilicas. The Kremlin has consistently been the focal point of political life. The tsars’ crowning ordinance service occurred in one of the basilicas. All tsars before Peter the Great are covered there. Stroll on Red Square. Overnight stay in Moscow.

Day 3: Moscow – St. Petersburg (Train)

Earlier today look at and move to Train station to take Sapsan train to St. Petersburg (No aide). Show up in St. Petersburg, and move to the lodging (No Guide). Rest of the day is free at Leisure to investigate all alone. Overnight stay in St. Petersburg.

Day 4: St. Petersburg – City Tour

Breakfast at the Hotel. Later toward the beginning of the day, withdraw for a journey of the city with stops at the for the most part renowned sights: spit of the Basil Island, St. Isaac’s Cathedral, and Palace Square, Сhurch of the Savior on the Spilled Blood, the Aurora, and other. Drive by Nevsky prospect, the Neva dikes. (No Entrances). In the early evening, withdraw for a trip to the world’s popular workmanship gallery Hermitage. Established by Catherine the Great the historical center possesses 5 structures and has among the other a popular assortment of Western-European Art that incorporates artworks by Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Rembrandt, Caravaggio, Rubens, Van Dyke, and French Impressionists. Winter Palace is a piece of the Hermitage. Overnight stay in St. Petersburg.

Day 5: St. Petersburg – Excursion to Pushkin

After breakfast withdraw for an outing to Pushkin to visit Catherine’s Palace with the well known Amber Room. Catherine’s Palace was established in 1718 as a mid year home of Russian sovereigns. It was remade a few times in the XVIII-XIX hundreds of years and now we can see insides in elaborate, traditional and lavish styles. During the World War II the royal residence was involved and seriously harmed. A few rooms were reestablished as of late. Among them is the well known Amber Room. Overnight stay in St. Petersburg.

Day 6: St. Petersburg-Departure

After breakfast it’s an ideal opportunity to check out.Transfer to the air terminal for your forward flight or back home.