Step into the political and spiritual center of Russia. This immersive tour includes entry to the Kremlin’s cathedrals, Ivan the Great Bell Tower, and the Armory Chamber (optional). Wander Red Square, marvel at the colorful domes of St. Basil's Cathedral, and witness the grandeur of Lenin's Mausoleum.

Moscow's metro isn't just transport—it's a Soviet-era underground palace. Visit 8–10 of the most beautiful stations with marble columns, chandeliers, and elaborate mosaics while learning the ideological and architectural stories behind each one.

Go 65 meters underground into a real Cold War-era nuclear bunker, once classified and built to shelter Stalin. The tour features military artifacts, war simulation zones, and eerie corridors that bring Soviet history to life.

Explore the most extensive collection of Russian art in the world. From Orthodox icons by Andrei Rublev to works by Repin and Kandinsky, the Tretyakov Gallery offers a window into Russia’s soul through its visual culture.

Stroll along the charming cobblestone Arbat Street, filled with street musicians, performers, and local cafés. Your guide will share tales of poets, revolutionaries, and intellectuals who once lived and wandered here.

See the capital glow under the night sky on this scenic drive and walking tour. Key sights include the Kremlin lights, Novodevichy Convent, Sparrow Hills viewpoint, and Moscow City skyscrapers reflected in the Moskva River.

Dive into the thrilling history of the space race from the Russian side. This interactive museum celebrates Yuri Gagarin, Sputnik, and the Soviet vision of space exploration, with real spacecraft, lunar landers, and cosmonaut gear.

Explore VDNKh, an open-air Soviet exhibition park featuring monumental pavilions, fountains, and futuristic architecture. Optionally combine it with a visit to Ostankino TV Tower for panoramic views of Moscow from 340 meters high.

Escape the city buzz in this royal estate set along the Moskva River. Visit the Church of the Ascension (UNESCO), traditional wooden structures, and a reconstructed Tsar’s palace from the 17th century.

Discover the Hermitage’s grand halls filled with works by Da Vinci, Raphael, Rembrandt, and more. Walk through the opulent Winter Palace, once home to Russian emperors, and learn about the museum’s extraordinary art collection.

Cruise or drive to this stunning summer palace on the Gulf of Finland. Tour the gilded halls and explore the Lower Park with its spectacular Grand Cascade and 150+ fountains—pure imperial splendor.

Float past baroque facades and under historic bridges as your guide narrates tales of tsars and revolutions. Sunset cruises offer the most romantic views of the city’s illuminated skyline.

Travel to Pushkin to see the opulent blue-and-white Catherine Palace. Marvel at the legendary Amber Room, lost in WWII and painstakingly recreated from photographs.

Admire the iconic mosaic-covered cathedral built on the site of Alexander II’s assassination. Learn about its turbulent history, rich symbolism, and preservation efforts.

Step into the tragic story of one of WWII’s darkest episodes. This deeply moving tour honors the courage of civilians who endured nearly 900 days of siege and starvation.

Climb safely onto the historic rooftops of central Saint Petersburg for panoramic views of domes, spires, and canals. Your local guide will share stories of the city’s skyline, from tsarist grandeur to revolutionary changes. Ideal for photographers and adventurers, this tour includes access to secure rooftops with professional supervision.

Dive into the secret heart of Saint Petersburg through its labyrinthine iconic “well” courtyards where Dostoevsky once walked. These narrow, mysterious urban spaces between buildings reveal the city’s gritty charm, filled with history, legends, and murals. Learn how these courtyards shaped everyday life in the 19th and 20th centuries, find hidden architectural gems and pre-revolutionary façades.

Step beyond the façade and into the hidden world of Saint Petersburg’s residential artistry. Explore beautifully preserved paradnye—the grand front entrances of apartment buildings from the imperial and early Soviet periods. Admire spiral staircases, stained glass, Art Nouveau details, and hand-painted ceilings once meant to impress visitors and residents alike. This intimate, off-the-beaten-path tour reveals a secret layer of Saint Petersburg’s soul—one most locals pass daily without noticing.