Ravishing Russia

Moscow is Russia’s largest city, founded as early as the 12th century. Today, it is one of the country’s most populous cities and a spiritual centre of the Russian Orthodox Church. Some of Moscow’s celebrated attractions include the Moscow Kremlin, Red Square, St Basil’s Cathedral, the Bolshoi Theatre, Lubianka Square, and the Savoir Cathedral. The Moscow Metro Stations are famous for their ornate decorations and splendid architecture. savor lunch break at a local restaurant and spend the rest of the day enjoying circus shows at Moscow’s famous circuses, including Nikulin and Bolshoi. Spend the night in Moscow.

If you’re a fan of street shopping, head to Old Arbat Street, Moscow’s oldest street. legendary for its extraordinary architecture and souvenir stores, the street was destroyed by the great fire during Napoleon's occupation of Moscow. take pleasure in midday meal at an Indian restaurant before heading to Bunker 42, a Cold War museum built in 1950. Here, travelers get to learn about the fascinating secrets of the former Soviet Union. The museum has an unassuming façade but comprises a complex tunnel system with rooms stretching out underneath Moscow. Learn about how life existed within the bunker, including how soldiers recycled air and generated fuel and food for over 30,000 people for over 90 days. Later, head out for a cruise on the Volga for a panoramic city view. Spend the night with a sumptuous dinner meal. Spend the night in Moscow.

Following your morning meal, vacate of the stay and head to the train station to take the Sapsan train to St Petersburg. The journey takes over four hours and includes a complimentary afternoon meal. As you land at at St Petersburg station, our journey manager will welcome you and help you transfer to the hotel. Later, head to Nikolaevsky Palace to relish a folk show. The show includes dances from Stavropol, Don, Volgograd, and Kuban Cossacks. travelers get to also enjoy Cossack songs from different regions and incendiary dances of the Voronezh and Don Cossacks. Later, head out to dinner meal at a local restaurant before retiring for the day.

Today, travelers get to head out for a journey of St Petersburg City, exploring its legendary sights, including Spit of the Basil Island, St Isaac’s Cathedral, Palace Square, Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood, the Nevsky Prospect, the Neva Embankments, Isaac’s Square, and the Cruiser Aurora Museum. relish afternoon afternoon meal at a local restaurant before visiting the Peter and Paul Fortress, the burial site of the Russian royal family. Spend the rest of the day continuing with your tour of St Petersburg before retiring for the day.

Today, travelers get to head to Pushkin to head over to the Catherine Palace. It was built in the 18th century and commissioned by Catherine I, the wife of Peter the Great. After the Russian Revolution, the palace was converted into a Museum with over 3 million artefacts, including paintings, crockery, sculptures, and weaponry that date back to the Middle Ages. take pleasure in lunch break at a local restaurant before heading to the Peterhof to head over to the Grand Palace. Built in 1721 by Peter the Great as a Russian Versailles, the Grand Palace is lavish with ornate staircases, gilded statues, and fine silk wall hangings. The palace, along with the city centre, is recognised as a UNESCO World rich history Site. Spend the rest of the evening shopping and end the day with dinner meal at a fine dining restaurant.

Bid adieu to Russia and catch your flight to return home.