Yusupov Palace Tours and Tickets

This 3-day tour of St. Petersburg is perfect for cruise ship guests making a stop in the city because it's visa-free and includes all transportation. See popular places, such as the Russian-Orthodox Peter and Paul Cathedral, Catherine Palace, and St. Isaac's Cathedral. Gain early entry into The Hermitage and the Peterhof Gardens. Visit the Faberge Museum, and then head to Yusupov Palace to walk through the Rasputin exhibit. Plus, see the city sights by boat on a cruise along a river and canal.

Experience the imperial majesty of Yusupov Palace and St Isaac's Cathedral on an enriching 4-hour tour from St Petersburg. Alongside an expert guide, explore opulently decorated rooms brimming with classic art and exquisite furniture. Learn about the rich history of the property before proceeding to the city's main church, St Isaac's Cathedral, to delight in the cathedral's prismatic stained glass windows and colossal gold dome before returning to St Petersburg by luxury coach. 

Spread your time in St. Petersburg out into three days with this city tour that includes round-trip transport, all entrance fees, and skip-the line access at most of the attractions. Explore the Hermitage, Peterhof Palace and Garden (Petrodvorets), Catherine Palace and Park, and Yusupov Palace. Plus see Peter and Paul Cathedral, the Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, and St. Isaac's Cathedral. End your last day of this tour with a relaxing boat ride by nearby canals.

Located along the Moika River in St Petersburg, the magnificent Yusupov Palace is the former residence of Prince Felix Yusupov and the site of Grigory Rasputin's notorious murder. This admission ticket lets you visit at a time that suits you and spend as long as you like exploring the historic building and admiring the 19th-century interiors.

Yusupov Palace in St Petersburg is the former residence of Prince Felix Yusupov and the site of Grigory Rasputin's notorious murder. On this guided tour, explore the magnificent 18th-century palace, admire its stunning position along the Moika River, and learn all about its fascinating history, including the assassination of Rasputin.