Tours & Sightseeing in Moscow

Skip the typical sightseeing tours for a completely different way of seeing Moscow on this retro scooter tour. In a small group, zip around the city on a two-wheeler while taking in the sights of everything from Moscow's most famous attractions to colorful street artworks that most visitors miss.

This private 5-hour tour of Moscow, including Red Square (Krasnaya Ploschad) and the Kremlin, offers a comprehensive overview of the Russian capital's top attractions. Ideal for visitors short on time, you'll explore the UNESCO-listed Kremlin, the iconic riverside fortress home to four cathedrals, four palaces, and five squares. Plus, in Red Square, you'll visit the colorful Kazan's Cathedral, St. Basil's Cathedral (Pokrovsky Sabor), Lenin's Mausoleum, and the GUM.

Explore Russian heritage and culture on a 3-hour, private tour of Izmailovo Palace and the Vodka Museum, and shop for souvenirs with a local guide. Enjoy the flexibility of a private tour, so you can visit the city at your own pace, with time to browse amber jewelry, Russian dolls, and Faberge eggs, and to taste a classic Russian drink made from honey.

Delve into the world of Russian art with a visit to Moscow's Tretyakov Gallery, followed by a private concert. Enjoy a tour of the gallery, which includes the iconic "Theotokos of Vladimir," or "Our Lady of Vladimir," among its more than 130,000 paintings, sculptures and other artworks. Afterward, sit down to a private concert in the nearby Church of St. Nicholas the Miracle Worker, known for its collection of icons as well as its superb acoustics. This museum and concert excursion includes all entrance tickets.

Discover one of Russia's most popular attractions during this 4-hour private tour to the Moscow Kremlin. Avoid long lines with a skip-the-line admission ticket to the Kremlin and learn more about the center of the Russian government and its historic monuments. Explore the Cathedral of Archangel Michael, the Cathedral of Annunciation, and the Dormition Cathedral along with the famous Red Square and St. Basil's Cathedral just outside the fortified walls.

The Moscow Metro system is full of art, but there are hundreds of stations. Eliminate the risk of getting lost in the vast network, or missing the most important stations. On this handy private tour you'll be taken to the most interesting and impressive art and architectural examples, and learn all about their history and cultural significance from your local guide.

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.

Immerse yourself in the wonders of Russia's vibrant capital city with a private guided tour of Moscow. Explore Red Square, Russia's heart and soul; marvel at the onion-domed St Basil's Cathedral and shop for Matryoshka dolls in GUM department store and stroll through Alexander Gardens along the Kremlin's western wall, where you'll find the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Once satisfying your cultural appetite, quell your physical hunger with a lunch of authentic Russian cuisine.

If you're short on time, this half-day tour of St. Petersburg is an ideal choice for first-time visitors. See a handful of landmarks including the Kazan Cathedral, the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, and the Hermitage Museum as you listen to commentary about the history of Russia. Admire the remnants of imperial Russia as you explore the city and learn more about the country's architecture and art history.