Tours & Sightseeing in Russia

Take a half-day tour of Peterhof, St Petersburg's most prominent and elaborate Imperial estate. In a group of no more than six people, you'll explore the Lower Park, Grand Palace and Upper Garden, each of which are extravagant in their own right. Learn about Peterhof's history and hear tales of Tsar Peter the Great as you discover the estate's fountains, gardens and opulence with your guide.

Discover the best of Moscow in your own way on a double-decker, hop-on hop-off City Sightseeing bus. Choose a 2-day ticket and view the city's incredible landmarks from aboard the open-top bus as you listen to the informative audio commentary. Either stay aboard to enjoy panoramic views of top Moscow attractions such as Red Square and St Basil's Cathedral, or hop on and off as you wish at any of the nine stops around the city, including at the Pushkin Fine Arts Museum and Alexander Garden.

Applying for a Russian visa is a notoriously arduous process. Avoid the hassle on this visa-free tour to the Hermitage Museum. Your guide meets you at the port upon arrival and takes you straight to the museum. Skip-the-line entrance means you can maximize your time exploring the art collection.

See the sights of St Petersburg on a city tour with a private guide who makes sure you don't miss the top landmarks and attractions in the former Russian capital. Learn about three centuries of history as you travel through the city by private vehicle to visit palaces, cathedrals, squares and more, including the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, the Hermitage Museum and the Fortress of Saints Peter and Paul. Over the course of the day, you'll hear about Russian royalty, admire the ornate architecture and take in the atmosphere of grandeur.

Get acquainted with St. Petersburg and its sights with this day-long tour of the city. Covering more ground and sights than you would do by foot, the coach tour takes in all the top St. Petersburg attractions including St. Isaac's Cathedral, Palace Square, and the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood. You'll even savor a traditional Russian lunch and visit the State Hermitage Museum, too.

Experience the vibrant architecture of Moscow during a 2-hour tour of the Izmailovo Flea Market and the Izmailovo Kremlin. Brimming with museums, galleries, and regal palaces, the area is a colorful cultural hub that provides ample photo opportunities. Browse stalls selling Russian crafts, culinary specialties, and antiques, and admire the architecture of the Izmailovo Kremlin and the Tsar's Palaces. Hotel pickup and drop-off by foot are included. 

Many Moscow tours take you to only to the big attractions and you miss out on a lot of the off-the-beaten-path places. This Moscow tour makes sure you don't miss seeing the lesser-known neighborhood gems and streets that locals love. This tour is a perfect introduction to the city, and gives you a great perspective of where you can visit again on your own time afterward.

While in Russia, make a trip over to St. Petersburg to see one of the world's largest museums, the Hermitage with this 3-hour tour of the Gold Room and the UNESCO-listed Faberge Halls, with skip-the-line access. The museum is home to over three million items, housed in six historic buildings, and your guide can help you navigate the exhibits to see what you want to. Plus with this tour, you'll get all-day admission, so you can explore on your own after the three hours.

Enjoy a 5-hour tour from St. Petersburg to the town of Pushkin (formerly Tsarskoye Selo), which lies just outside of St. Petersburg and has a marvelous ensemble of palaces and parks. It is particularly famous for its impressive baroque Catherine Palace, where Empress Catherine the Great lived and died.

Delve into the opulent depths of Moscow's Kremlin, the iconic former residence of Russian emperors, on a comprehensive 3-hour tour of three of its architectural highlights. Use your priority-access-pass to enter at the earliest admission time and immerse yourself in a glittering wonderland of diamonds and resplendent decor. Listen to illuminating commentary delivered by an expert guide as you marvel at the Armory, the Assumption Cathedral and the Diamond Fund Exhibition on this incredible tour.

When your ship docks in St. Petersburg, see the most of the city that's possible in one day with this 9-hour shore excursion. Admire the fountains of the Peterhof and visit the Hermitage, Church on Spilled Blood, and Faberg e Museum. Plus, enjoy a panoramic city tour and River Neva cruise. This small-group tour, usually with a maximum of 15 guests, includes lunch for groups of eight or more, plus port pickup and drop-off.

Get to grips with Russian history on an insightful tour of the Moscow metro and royal Kolomenskoye Estate. After admiring the unique and elaborate city metro stations, you'll head to the park at Kolomenskoye where UNESCO-listed sights and museums dedicated to Tsar Peter the Great await. Learn all about the area and its history from a local guide, and then finish up back in central Moscow.

Discover the delights of St. Petersburg and the Russian Vodka Museum during a day-long tour of the city. Led by a private guide who's focused on your sole group, the tour showcases landmarks such as the State Hermitage Museum and the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood. Sample vodka and traditional snacks in the Russian Vodka Museum, then soak up the sights on a Neva River boat cruise.

If you have a limited time in Moscow and want to see all of the top sights, join this comprehensive tour by bus or car. After a hassle-free pick up from your hotel, you'll head out to see such famed sites as Red Square, the Bolshoi Theater, and Sparrow Hills in the company of a guide who shares stories about local life and history.

Glide through St Petersburg in a beautiful Soviet-era car on a 4-hour private panoramic tour. Hop inside a gleaming, vintage auto with a private guide and separate driver, and admire the landmarks from the comfort of your head-turning classic. See Palace Square and the Bronze Horseman statue of Peter the Great; admire the sights along the River Neva; and enjoy photo stops at must-sees such as Kazan Cathedral and the former KGB headquarters. Tell your guide if you want to tailor your itinerary - it's customizable to your interests.

Visit St. Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum in the morning, then see the gardens and fountains of Peterhof Grand Palace. The daytime tour kicks off with early admission to the renowned museum so you can see works by Leonardo da Vinci and other famous artists without the crowds that appear later in the day. You'll relax with transport between the two attractions by hydrofoil boat, then wander amid the grandiose cascades of Peter the Great's gardens.

Explore the popular State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg while visiting Russia with this guided 3-hour small-group tour.This is one of the world's largest and most prestigious museums and as a must-see for all first-time travelers to the city. With over 3 million items in its collection, it also definitely rewards repeat visits, and new-comers can only hope to get a brief taste of the riches on offer here, from Impressionist masterpieces to fascinating Oriental treasures.

Enjoy all-day admission to St Petersburg's impressive Hermitage with exclusive access to the museum's Gold Room. Embark on a small-group tour of this renowned treasury room in the company of an expert curator. See religious icons once belonging to the Imperial Family, a diamond-encrusted horse saddle given to Nicholas I by the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, Scythian gold jewelry and ceremonial weapons from the Orient. Spend the rest of your day exploring the museum's vast collection of artworks, including paintings by Goya, Rembrandt and Van Gogh.

Take a tour of the iconic Kremlin building in Moscow over the course of two hours. Avoid the crowds with a skip-the-line entrance ticket and head inside with your small group of eight travelers to being the tour. Discover the rich history of the fortified complex that is now home to the Russian government and visit the Cathedral of Archangel Michael, The Cathedral of Annunciation, and the Uspensky Cathedral.

The Kremlin and Red Square are at the heart of history, politics, and culture in Moscow. On this tour, you'll explore the nooks and crannies with a local guide, who will tell you all about these important places. As this is a small-group tour you'll get the chance to ask questions. The sites are close together, so you can enjoy walking between them and taking photos.