St. Petersburg

City Tour. An ideal way to start one's acquaintance with the city is to take a 3-hour city tour.
The route is tailored just to give you a chance to see all the highlights of the city center – an unforgettable journey through the past and present of the city. The tour invariably includes a drive along Nevsky Prospect, the Peter & Paul Fortress and the Hermitage. After a stop by the multi-domed Church of the Resurrection of Christ (also known as the Church on the Spilled Blood), cross the Neva to see the Aurora cruiser. Return then to the Admiralty region to look at St.Isaac's Cathedral.  Stop by the Bronze Horseman. There is also an opportunity to visit St.Nicholas' Cathedral.
We also offer a combination tour of the city and the Peter & Paul Fortress (3 hrs), a walking tour of which includes a visit to the former State Prison and also to Peter& Paul Cathedral, the burial place of the Russian Emperors. Another option is a combination tour of the city and St.Isaac's Cathedral (4 hrs).

The Hermitage. The tour we offer (4 hrs) is an excellent opportunity to get a general impression of the museum whiteout omitting any of the highlights. An expert guide will show you the glorious State Rooms designed to accommodate 10 thousand guests, few surviving living quarters and certainly the highlights of the collection of art. After the tour you go out brimming with impressions and still whishing to come back again.

Yusupov Palace. Explore the mysteries of nicest private palace of St. Petersburg where one of the most famous crimes of the XX century took place – the murder of Grigory Rasputin. The tour, which lasts for 3 hours, gives you a chance to look at the glorious interiors designed for one of the wealthiest families of the Russian Empire.

Pushkin (Tsarskoe Selo). No other excursion brings back such a long chain of historic associations. The Palace built for Catherine I, Peter's wife, was then fully renovated with no expense spared by their daughter Elizabeth I and later on became the favorite suburban residence of Catherine II (the Great). The vast park inspired young Alexander Pushkin to his first poetic opuses, as he was a student at a nearby Lyceum, a boarding school patronized by Alexander I.
Our 5-hour tour gives you time to look not only at the Palace but also at the park with its numerous monuments and pavilions.

Pavlovsk. A refined classical palace of the late XVIII century gives one a very clear idea of the life the tsars lived when staying in the country. The 5-hour tour gives you a chance to admire the cozy yet spectacular interiors and stroll along the paths of the park – one of the nicest parks in Europe.
The Palace has an impressive collection of Roman sculpture and Western European paintings. The tour includes a stop at the functioning Palace church and the sumptuous Imperial Bed-chamber.
A combination tour Tsarskoe Selo & Pavlovsk is also available from us (6 hrs) as the two Palaces are just near each other. Lunch can be arranged in a spectacular Russian restaurant.

Peterhof (Petrodvorets). The most famous suburban residence of the Russian tsars has about 200 fountains that make its major attractions. A 5-hour tour includes a tour of the Grand Palace with some unique early XVIII century interiors and private chambers of Catherine the Great and an enjoyable walk round the grounds. A 5-hour tour includes a tour of the Grand Palace with some unique early XVIII century interiors and private chambers of Catherine the Great and an enjoyable walk round the grounds.

City tour (3 hrs)

89

46

34

29

24

21

20

–

City tour + Peter and Paul Fortress (3 hrs)

91

50

38

33

28

25

24

Wed

City tour + St.Isaac’s Cathedral (4 hrs)

124

69

56

47

41

38

36

Wed

City tour + St.Isaac’s Cathedral + Peter and Paul Fortress (4 hrs)

128

73

60

51

45

42

39

Wed

White nights (City tour at night) (3 hrs)

102

55

41

34

29

25

24

–

Boat Trip (canals) (1 hrs)

At day

136

71

51

38

32

26

24

–

At night

195

99

68

52

43

37

29

Hermitage (4 hrs)

128

73

60

51

45

42

39

Mon

Russian museum (3 hrs)

90

54

45

37

33

20

26

Tue

Arctic & Antarctic museum (3 hrs)

98

58

43

36

30

28

25

Mon, Tue

Pushkin or Pavlovsk (5 hrs)

153

86

69

59

51

49

47

Tue, Fri

Pushkin + Pavlovsk (6 hrs)

189

111

91

77

69

68

62

Tue, Fri

Peterhof

By car (5 hrs)

172

106

90

78

71

68

67

Mon

By boat (4 hrs)

167

117

104

95

90

88

84

Gatchina (6 hrs)

167

89

69

55

47

43

30

Mon

Repino (4 hrs)

117

63

50

41

34

32

29

Mon, Tue

Jews of St.Petersburg (3 hrs)

102

58

43

34

29

26

24

–

Gustav Manner heim in St.Petersburg (3 hrs)

102

58

43

34

29

26

24

–

Novgorod (including lunch in Russian style) 12 hrs

323

194

164

140

125

111

91

–

Botanic garden (3 hrs)

Personal tour

111

63

46

37

30

29

26

Fri

With a group

90

55

41

33

28

25

23

City tour

3

27

City tour + Peter and Paul Fortress

3

31

City tour + St. Isaac’s Cathedral

4

40

City tour + Peter and Paul Fortress + St. Isaac’s Cathedral

4

45

White nights (city tour at night)

3

31

Boat Trip (canals)

At day

1

33

At night

1

42

Hermitage

4

39

Russian museum

3

36

Arctic & Antarctic museum

3

33

Pushkin or Pavlovsk

5

49

Pushkin + Pavlovsk

6

64

Peterhof

By car

5

56

By boat

4

99

Gatchina

6

45

Repino

4

34

Jews of St. Petersburg

3

33

Gustav Mannerheim in St. Petersburg

3

33

Novgorod (including lunch in Russian style)

12

94

Botanic garden

3

31