Tailored Tours

Cruiser Aurora

The Pallada-class cruiser bearing the name of Goddess of the dawn Aurora is well-known as a symbol of the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, although it is just a page in the history of a renowned warship. The cruiser Aurora was built between 1897 and 1900 by the “New Admiralty” in St. Petersburg and joined Russia’s Baltic fleet in 1903.

City tour

Driving tour by 20 major tourist sights of St. Petersburg.
See Nevsky Prospect, Academy of Arts, The Sphynxes, Rostrum Columns, The Kazan cathedral, Singer house, The Admiralty, Palace Square, Summer Garden, Bronze Horseman, St. Isaac`s Cathedral, St. Michael`s Castle and more!

The Peter and Paul Fortress

Built in 1703 by Peter the Great, the Peter and Paul Fortress was used instead as a political prison under the tsars, and now houses the City History Museum, the Mint, and the Peter and Paul Cathedral.

The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood

The Cathedral of Savior on the Spilled Blood is a beautiful gold-draped onion-domed church built on the place of assassination of the Emperor Alexander II. It is located on a picturesque canal, one of the many waterways in St. Petersburg. The cathedral is especially famous for over 7,000 square meters of mosaic interiors.

Yusupov Palace

One the most luxurious private palaces in St.Petersburg, owned by the wealthiest Russian dynasty the Yusupov’s, now offers a great variety of guided tours of gala halls and private interiors as well as the display telling about a dramatic history of  Rasputin, a “mad- monk” who was murdered in the basement of the Yusupov palace.

The Alexander Suvorov Memorial Museum

Count of Rymnik, Prince of Italy, Count of the Holy Roman Empire, Prince and “cousin” of the King of Sardinia and Piedmont, Generalissimo – it is all about the Russian soldier. Field – Marshal Suvorov is considered one of the most talented military commanders in the world history who never lost a single battle. He was awarded numerous times both in Russia and by other countries that put up monuments and placed numerous memorial signs dedicated to the Field Marshal.

Vyborg

The medieval sea town of Vyborg with its ancient 13th-century castle is a lovely change from the baroque palaces of St. Petersburg city center. This unique region near the Russian-Finnish border, where Swedish, Finnish and Russian descendants all lived together tells of a time before St. Petersburg was built.

Pavlovsk Palace and Park

Charming foot bridges, trails, ponds and an elegant neo-classical palace that belonged to Russian Emperor Paul I and his wife, Maria Feodorovna. The palace with its perfectly designed interiors house a unique collection of furniture, paintings and antique sculptures, formed by the first owners during their trip to Europe in 1781-82.

Alexandria Park

This park, adjacent to the Peterhof Gardens, was presented to Empress Alexandra, wife of Nicholas I and named after her. Since 1829 the royal family relaxed there during Russian summers, away from the hustle and bustle of court. The stunning landscaped park is home to numerous English style small palaces such as Cottage, a romantic villa surrounded by a pergola and blooming rose bushes.

Peterhof Gardens & Palaces

“Russian Versailles”, “Capital of fountains”, “Eighth Wonder of the World” – that `s all about Peterhof. This majestic complex consists of several palaces and two gardens with more than 150 fountains including the truly spectacular Grand Cascade.

The Hermitage Museum

One of the most famous art museums in the world housed in the former tsar’s residence the Winter Palace and a few other adjacent buildings. The collection numbers over 3 million exhibits including some of the world’s greatest works of art.

St. Isaac’s Cathedral

This gold-domed, richly decorated, 19th-century cathedral is one of the largest domed cathedrals in the world. St. Isaac`s Cathedral  is one of the symbols of St. Petersburg and it’s history is closely connected to the history of the city. 

Catherine Palace and Amber Room

This blue and white palace is a unique monument to the Russian baroque style. The palace is surrounded by beautiful French and English style parks, and is richly decorated with gold inside. It is especially famous for the Amber Room, a study with all the walls adorned with natural amber.

Gatchina Palaces & Park

Gatchina Residence is the most untypical Royal suburb of St. Petersburg. The history of this lovely Russian town 40 km away from St. Petersburg dates back to the 15th century when it was first mentioned in the ancient chronicles. 

Faberge` Museum

The Fabergé museum possesses the world`s largest collection of Faberge works, including jewelry, small goods, silverware, les objet de fantasie of all kinds, clocks and religious objects, as well as 13 Imperial Easter Eggs. The museum is located in one of the most beautiful palaces in St. Petersburg, formerly owned by two famous aristocratic families, the Naryshkins and the Shuvalovs.

Konstantin palace

The State Residence of the Russian President in St. Petersburg. The residence in Strelna was founded by Peter the Great in 1711. The palace suffered great damage during the occupation of Strelna. In 2003, the complex was reopened to celebrate the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg.  Today the President of Russia receives his official guests in its halls.