Tour to Moscow
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Tour to Moscow 5 days

5 DAYS TOUR TO MOSCOW

(Recommended all year around)

This 5 days tour to Moscow will get you will acquaint with history of the Russian capital.

You will visit the heart of the entire Russia - the Red Square and the Kremlin. The Moscow sightseeing tour will take you to Vorobyevi Hills and its beautiful view of the city from the observation platform. You will learn the history of Moscow and Russia while driving along the main Moscow streets: Tverskaya, Novy Arbat Avenue, Kutuzovsky Avenue, Sadovoye and Bulvarnoye Rings.

This tour will take you to the Red square and to the Moscow Kremlin. In Tretyakov Gallery you will see the masterpieces of Russian artists from the ancient icons to the avant-garde paintings of the 20th century.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

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Day 1 — Welcome to Moscow!

Arrival in the Russian capital.
Private transfer from the airport (no guide) and check-in at the hotel.
Enjoy your first impressions of Moscow — explore the area, relax, or sip coffee at a local café.

Day 2 — The Soul of Moscow

Breakfast at the hotel.
Start your day with a city sightseeing tour and dive into the iconic landmarks.
Walk across Red Square, visit the Kremlin, and feel the energy of Russia’s most symbolic place.
Later, enjoy a relaxed stroll down Arbat Street — full of history, street musicians, and souvenirs.

Day 3 — Art, History & Hidden Gems

Breakfast at the hotel.
Begin your day like a local — by metro!
Visit Izmailovo Market for unique souvenirs and a dose of vintage charm.
Explore the State Tretyakov Gallery — home to the best of Russian fine art.
End with a short Moscow Metro tour, discovering stations that look like underground palaces.
Evening at your leisure.

Day 4 — Your Moscow, Your Way

Breakfast at the hotel.
A full day to explore at your own pace: relax in Gorky Park, visit VDNH, or go shopping — the city is yours.
Overnight at the hotel.

Day 5 — Time to Say Goodbye

Breakfast and check-out.
Private transfer to the airport (without guide).
You leave Moscow with stories, snapshots, and a little piece of its soul in your heart.

SELECT & BOOK

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RED SQUARE

Red Square has been the heart of Russia for centuries — a place where history lives and breathes. From the colorful domes of 16th-century St. Basil’s Cathedral to the stark lines of Lenin’s Mausoleum, every corner of the square tells a story. It’s one of the most iconic places in the world and a powerful symbol of Russia’s rich and complex past.

SERGIEV POSAD

Sergiev Posad, once the spiritual heart of Russia, offers a glimpse into the country’s rich religious heritage and the charm of small-town life. At its center lies the Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius — one of Russia’s most important monasteries, founded in the mid-14th century and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993. With over 50 beautifully preserved buildings, this stunning architectural ensemble is a true treasure of Russian culture.

The Izmailovo Kremlin and Market

Discover the Izmailovo Kremlin and Market — a one-of-a-kind destination where Russian history and culture come to life. Just outside the city center, this neo-historic complex, built in 1998–2007 near the old royal estate, features wooden architecture in the 16th–17th century style and includes nine museums and exhibition spaces. Next to it lies the vibrant Izmaylovo Market, where you can shop for hand-painted matryoshka dolls, Khokhloma tableware, amber jewelry, Soviet-era badges, and even rare treasures like mammoth tusks or KGB flasks. It’s a colorful blend of tradition, curiosity, and time-travel shopping — all in one place.

Arbat Street Walking Tour

Arbat is Moscow’s most iconic street — often called “our Montmartre” by locals. With over 520 years of history, it’s long been a hub for artists, writers, and poets, shaping its bohemian spirit. Today, Arbat is a lively promenade filled with charming cafés, street performers, and souvenir stalls. A stroll here offers a perfect mix of culture, creativity, and atmosphere.

Moscow River Cruise

A river cruise is the perfect way to explore Moscow on a warm, sunny day — relaxed, scenic, and crowd-free. Enjoy iconic views of the Kremlin, Gorky Park, and the Cathedral of Christ the Savior as you drift along the river and see the city from a whole new perspective.

The State Tretyakov Gallery

A must-visit for anyone curious about Russian culture, the Tretyakov Gallery unveils the depth and beauty of Russian art long before the modern masters. With 62 rooms and over 100,000 works, it traces the evolution of Russian painting from ancient icons to the masterpieces that shaped the country's artistic legacy.

The Novodevichy Convent

The Novodevichy Convent — also known as the New Maidens Convent — is one of Moscow’s most iconic landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Closely tied to Russia’s royal and religious history, it once served as a residence for noblewomen, a place of worship, and later a museum. With stunning architecture, ornate interiors, and a rich collection of art and relics, it offers a deep dive into Russia’s cultural legacy.

VDNH

VDNH – Soviet Grandeur Meets Modern Leisure If Moscow feels a bit too intense, head to VDNH — a vast open-air space that once showcased the achievements of the Soviet economy. Today, it's a public park full of charm and history. Stroll past grand fountains, flowerbeds, and retro pavilions in classic Soviet style. Don’t miss the statue of Lenin — and bring your camera: the architecture is photogenic and full of character.

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Price & Booking window:

Price is given in EURO per person per tour in 1/2 double (twin) room;
Reservation is possible for the period: 01/04/2025 – 30/12/2025.
Prices are valid during Thrusday-Monday or Friday-Tuesday only, other arrival/departure days are at supplement.
What is included?
- Accommodation in 4* hotel with buffet breakfast;
- Arrival and departure transfer by private vehicle;
- Excursions with a local guide English /or German and a private tourist-class vehicle. Other languages are at extra fee;
- Entrance tickets to the museums mentioned in the Itinerary;
- All taxes and mandatory service charges.
Important note:

All tours and rates are subject to availability. We reserve the right to revise the costing during large events and in case of increases in tax, service charges, fuel costs, currency exchange rate and other such events beyond our control.

faq: What secrets does the moscow kremlin keep?

Witch Mountain.

The place where Kremlin is located was inhabited centuries ago. People lived here in the Bronze Age, in the II millennium BC. During pre-christian times this place was called Witch Mountain and there was a pagan temple here.

Caches and secret passages.

You may not believe but there are 2 Kremlins: the one everybody knows and another one - Underground. A secret net of caches and underground labyrinths has connected Kremlin with different part of Moscow. It was possible to get from the Kremlin even to Vorobyovy Hills.

Leonardo, an architect of the Kremlin.

Of of Italians, who designed and built the Kremlin was Pietro Antonio Solari. Before coming to Moscow he has been working with the Leonardo da Vinci. Some historians guess that Leonardo could personally participate in the construction of the Kremlin. There is almost exact correspondences in his drawings with some elements of the Kremlin walls.

Hanging Gardens and Kremlin sea.

For a long time real hanging gardens adorned territory of the Kremlin. In the XVII century there were two large and few small (indoor) gardens on the roofs and terraces of palaces and a pond of 200 square meters. In this place, the young Peter the Great got his first sailing skills.

Red or white?

The Kremlin was originally red, but in the XVIII century it was whitewashed according to the fashion of that time. In 1941, the commandant of the Kremlin proposed to disguise the walls and the towers. Artificial streets were built here. The Kremlin walls were drawn with houses. The mausoleum turned into a country side house with a gable roof. The Kremlin became red again in 1947 by the order of Stalin. In principle, it was logical: red flag, red walls, Red Square.

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