Tour to Saint Petersburg
5 days / 4 nights
RATES FOR GROUPS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Saint Petersburg in 5 Days
A perfect balance of guided highlights and personal discovery
Welcome to Russia’s most elegant city — where every corner breathes history and grandeur. This 5-day tour is perfect for those who want to see the musts, hear fascinating stories, and enjoy time to explore on their own.
From your private airport transfer to expert-guided visits to the Peter and Paul Fortress, St. Isaac’s Cathedral, and the Hermitage — everything is arranged for a seamless experience.
Afternoons are free for boat rides, cozy cafés, or discovering hidden gems. Available all year round, this tour is your ideal first introduction to Saint Petersburg — relaxed, rich in impressions, and truly unforgettable.
Day 1 — Welcome to St. Petersburg
- Private airport transfer (without guide)
- Check-in at your hotel
- Free time to explore the city — stroll down Nevsky Prospect, grab your first taste of local cuisine, and let the atmosphere of this imperial city sweep you in
Day 2 — Icons of the City
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Guided sightseeing tour including the Peter and Paul Fortress — the birthplace of the city
- Visit majestic St. Isaac’s Cathedral — climb the colonnade for panoramic views
- Afternoon free for shopping, museums, or a cozy café
- Overnight at the hotel
Day 3 — Masterpieces & Metro Marvels
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Dive underground to explore the most beautiful metro in the world
- Guided visit to the Hermitage Museum (main building) — da Vinci, Rembrandt, and more
- Afternoon free — take a boat tour or wander through hidden courtyards
- Overnight at the hotel
Day 4 — Your Day, Your Rhythm
- Breakfast at the hotel
- A full day to explore on your own:
— Try a local masterclass
— Discover peaceful parks or panoramic rooftops
- Overnight at the hotel
Day 5 — Until We Meet Again
- Breakfast and check-out
- Private transfer to the airport (without guide)
- Take home more than souvenirs — memories, stories, and a piece of St. Petersburg in your heart
- 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. - 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 /or Spanish /or Italian/ or French 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 given in this offer 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.
Jordan Staircase
This is the main staircase of the Winter Palace. It was used by the royal family to go to the Neva River for christenings. Two broad flights of marble steps lead up to a landing, embellished with grey granite columns. On the ceiling, dating back to the 18th century, visitors can see the truly impressive painting, depicting Mount Olympus.
The Peacock Clock
Peacock Clock at the Winter Palace is another not-to-be-missed piece of art, housed in the Pavilion Hall of the Small Hermitage, famous for its exquisite marble colonnade and crystal chandeliers. The clock was designed by the outstanding London jeweler and goldsmith James Cox and brought in pieces to St. Petersburg for Russian empress Catherine the Great in 1781.
Leonardo da Vinci. The Benois Madonna
One of the greatest geniuses of the Renaissance era, Leonardo da Vinci combined the talents of artist and scientist, inventor and thinker. Only around a dozen of his original paintings have survived down to the present day. The Benois Madonna, an early work by the artist is a particular pride of the museum.
Rembrandt. Danaë
Love undoubtedly also inspired Rembrandt to produce Danaë. One of the Hermitage’s Rembrandt masterpieces became known to the world for an unfortunate reason. In 1985, a vandal poured sulfuric acid over the canvas, after which the painting was under restoration for more than 12 years.
Rembrandt. Return of the Prodigal Son
One of the most famous and recognizable paintings by Rembrandt was bought by Catherine the Great in 1766. The artist painted the work just months before his death (in 1669). “Rembrandt goes so deep into the mysterious that he says things for which there are no words in any language. It is with justice that they call Rembrandt “magician” that’s no easy occupation. (Vincent Van Gogh)
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