374 activitati in Moscow, Russia

Visit the Kubinka Tank Museum on a 4-hour excursion from Moscow, with a knowledgeable private guide! Home to thousands of military tanks that date from the Second World War to the current day, the incredible museum is arranged into different pavilions that each display original battlefield tanks, replica models and other intriguing military memorabilia. Once inside the museum, the itinerary is flexible and can be tailored to the sights you want to see.

A trip to an old brick factory 77 km away from the city, turned into a residency and inhabited by lots of amazing creative people. Painters, musicians, writers, designers, dancers... well, you better go see yourself, and maybe you will feel like staying there way longer! 
I suggest we spend several days to make you truly immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the place.

This special tour is dedicated to the revolution which not only changed Russia, but the world.

Your first stop is the Red Square. Its name is derived from the word krasnyi (red), which meant beautiful in Old Russian. But last 100 years the entire world associated the Red Square with the Red Revolution and with the Communist Party.

Next we will take you to the Historical park “Russia – My History”. Multimedia exposition “Russia – my history” occupies the area of 22 000 square meters and are devoted to 1000-year period of the Rurik and Romanov dynasties reign and also "The XX century. From Great Upheaval to a Great Victory. 1917-1945.
Then we will drive you (~1,5 hours) to the State Museum-Reserve "Gorky Leninskiye" were Vladimir Lenin spent the very last days. The estate was officially turned into a museum in 1938, and was a place of pilgrimage for Soviet citizens right up until the fall of the Soviet Union.
After that we will bring you to the hotel.

Kamchatka (peninsula in the far east of Russia) was born of fire, like the Earth itself. Kamchatka has never seen quiet - its history is one of continuous, violent rebirth. It is the most active area of our planet where volcanic activity manifests itself in all its beauty. Almost everywhere the skyline is contoured with volcanoes. It composed of more than 160 volcanoes, 29 of which are still active. In addition there is a multitude of thermal and mineral springs, geysers and other phenomena of active volcanism. The volcanic area of Kamchatka has been declared since 1996 a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Kamchatka is no doubt one of the most beautiful places you’ve ever seen in your life.

The ultimate tour of Moscow can last 3 days with 7 hours each day, or 4 days with 5 hours each day. Timing and itinerary can be customized. 

DAY 1

15-16th centuries - Red Square & Kremlin. The residence of Dukes, Tsars, Emperors, Supreme rulers, Presidents will surprise you with its cathedrals, largest in the world Tsar Cannon and Tsar Bell, as long as the Armory with personal belongings of Great Tsars.

DAY 2

16-19th cc - Zamoskvorechye area & Kolomenskoe Museum-Reserve

Stunning palaces, churches, cathedrals and mind-blowing historical facts.

DAY 3

20-21st cc - Modern Moscow

Enjoy a day exploring off the beaten city path which will give you an insight into a local life and hidden gems. Experience Russian cuisine – borsch, vareniki, bliny in traditional restaurants (not included in tour).

On this tour you will be able to enjoy all that Moscow has to offer. You will visit famous Red Square, the heart and soul of Russia and a guaranteed awe-striker.

Experience the joys of Russians and try true Russian baths. This private 3-hour tour provides a cultural walk in historic city center and a bath experience in the best Moscow banya - Sanduny Baths. The charming Moscow downtown streets are thriving with centuries of intriguing history, fascinating architecture and ancient vibe. This guided tour is a great way to learn all about Russia’s local life while getting a chance to set eyes on Moscow’s attractions.

My name in Evgenia (or Jane), I was born in Moscow and spent here most of my life, graduated from Moscow State University. I am also a traveler, I visited over 35 countries, lived in Spain and US and I speak four languages. I have a lot of friends from other countries and I love showing them beautiful places in and around Moscow. I think that the most important thing in every city is to feel it's atmosphere, which you can't really do in touristic spots. Besides standard touristic locations, our city has amazing old neighborhoods with outstanding architecture and really cozy atmosphere where I myself love to walk or hang out in new delicious coffee shops, there are really beautiful monasteries in the suburbs that can be neglected by tour guides, and I would love to take you to these places and share this spirit of Old Moscow with you.

Do you want to see the true Russia? We would love you to take to this wonderful journey amplified by history and architecture. We would love to take you closer to the ancient Russia in new and surprising way.
Your first stop is Bronnitcy town (60 km from Moscow). Existence of Bronnitsy is attested since 1453. The village emerged as a stopover station on the highway between Moscow and Ryazan.
After enjoying stroll along streets of this gem-town we drive another 50 km to reach Kolomna.
Kolomna, standing on three rivers (Oka, Moscow, Kolomenka), was a favorite city of Dmitry Donskoy, Ivan the Terrible's residence, place of confinement of Marina Mnishek. The historical part of Kolomna is like an open air museum. There are numerous of fascinating legends about the Kremlin towers and churches. Most of the merchant tenements in Kolomna preserved intact till XX century.
After excursion to the Kremlin and around the town you will have some free time.

This tour is the perfect way to get to know one of the world's most sophisticated writers, Anton Chekhov, before getting to explore the Museum of the Moscow Arts Theatre.

The most famous walking street in Moscow lies to the West of the Kremlin, where its 1.25km span stretches from ploshchad (Square) Arbatskaya to ploshchad Smolenskaya. Earlier a main road, In the 1980s it became a pedestrian street, with a new lease of life as a tourist attraction. Maybe the legendary writers of the past no longer drink their coffee here, but a host of mime artists, soap-box poets, souvenir shops and art stalls evoke a decidedly bohemian atmosphere that can still inspire. The plentiful cafes and eateries selling delicious food fares from around the globe add a dash of flavor.

Visit three opulent highlights of Moscow’s Kremlin — the Armory, Diamond Fund Exhibition and Assumption Cathedral — on a 3-hour morning walking tour! After entering at the earliest admission time to avoid the lines that appear later in the day, immerse yourself in a world of diamonds, gilded décor and intrigue while learning all about the Russian tsars, empresses and presidents who have resided at the iconic Moscow monument.

Visit Suzdal and Vladimir on a full-day trip to the Golden Ring from Moscow! Traveling with an expert private guide, discover the two towns that are, arguably, the most charming of the famous Golden Ring. On a tour of Vladimir, visit the Assumption Cathedral -- once Russia’s finest– and then head to Suzdal for a walking tour along the Kremlin ramparts. See the magical-looking onion domes and golden spires that typify the town, and visit museums, too. The itinerary is flexible, so if there’s something you want to see more or less of, simply let your private guide know.

On this 5-hour private Soviet tour you'll see the famous Red Square, home to the monument to Minin and Pozharsky, Lobnoe Mesto and the Lenin's Mausoleum, next to which were buried political and military figures of the Soviet state. Find out the secrets of the Kremlin and try Soviet ice-cream in GUM (not included).

Learn about the last Russian Tsar Nicholas II passing by the Historical Museum and the Kazan Cathedral. Admire St. Basil's Cathedral and the unique architectural ensemble which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Take a metro ride to one of the deepest metro stations in the world, Victory Park, and explore the legendary park devoted to the WWII, or head to the VDNKh (VVC) and see some of the 50 great pavilions all designed in different styles and representing former Soviet Republics.

Celebrate holiday season in Moscow on this private 5-hour Christmas tour.

See Moscow’s attractions like VDNKh, Red Square, GUM department store and the Bolshoi Theater (from outside), amble through fabulous decorations of Manezhnaya square, Kuznetskiy Most and Tverskaya Street and feast your eyes at magnificent installations walking by Kamergerskiy Lane, Tverskoy Boulevard and Arbat Street.

Step back in time in the Soviet era enjoying a delicious lunch at Stolovaya 57 (optional, not included) and hear learn from about Russian New Year and Christmas traditions from your savvy guide wandering through the best city holiday markets. Enjoy a free Metro Tour of some of the most beautiful stations in Moscow metro.

This is Moscow's premier foreign-art museum, split over three branches and showing off a broad selection of European works, including masterpieces from ancient civilizations and much more.