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Excursions in Moscow

Book your excursion in Moscow with us for great prices, choosing the best date and the time for your tour! Moscow’s architectural heritage has a worldwide relevance. The worldwide famous capital of Russia features many unique sights: the majestic Red Square, the Saint Basil’s Cathedral with its elegant onion-shaped domes, the beautiful Cathedral of Christ the Savior and The Seven Sisters. The first Kremlin was built in the second half of the 12th century. Other famous heritage sites in Moscow are the New Maidens’ Monastery, the Tretyakov State Gallery, The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, and Arbat Street.

Down below you can find the price list of the featured excursions. All the prices are in Euro and include the tourist guide in English. We contract with tourist guides and entrance in museums are in Rubles, so the prices are subject to variation depending on the exchange rate.
CITY TOURS
Prices per person based on the number of participants.
All prices are indicative and subject to possible variations.
Guide in English, transport and entrance fees included.
City tour (3 hours)
2 participants: € 88
3 participants: € 50
6 participants: € 34
8 participants: € 26
10+ participants: € 20
City Tour + Saint Basil's Cathedral (4 hours)
2 participants: € 126
3 participants: € 82
6 partecipanti: € 63
8 participants: € 53
10+ participants: € 47
City tour + the New Maidens’ Monastery (4 ore)
2 participants: € 112
3 participants: € 69
6 participants: € 51
8 participants: € 41
10+ participants: € 35
City tour + the New Maidens’ Monastery + Saint Basil's Cathedral (5 hours)
2 participants: € 140
3 participants: € 96
6 participants: € 77
8 participants: € 66
10+ participants: € 60
Moscow by night (3 hours)
2 participants: € 95
3 participants: € 53
6 participants: € 36
8 participants: € 27
10+ participants: € 22
EXCURSIONS TO THE CITY MUSEUMS
Prices per person based on the number of participants.
All prices are indicative and subject to possible variations.
Guide in English, transport and entrance fees included.
Kremlin and Cathedrals
(4 hours)
2 participants: € 125
3 participants: € 79
6 participants: € 59
8 participants: € 49
10+ participants: € 43
Kremlin Cathedrals + Armoury (4 hours)
2 participants: € 157
3 participants: € 105
6 participants: € 85
8 participants: € 75
10+ participants: € 68
Kremlin and Cathedrals (without transfer - 3 hours)
2 participants: € 80
3 participants: € 50
6 participants: € 39
8 participants: € 34
10+ participants: € 31
Tretyakov State Gallery
(4 hours)
2 participants: € 114
3 participants: € 71
6 participants: € 53
8 participants: € 43
10+ participants: € 37
Tretyakov State Gallery (without transfer - 3 hours)
2 participants: € 74
3 participants: € 46
6 participants: € 36
8 participants: € 32
10+ participants: € 29
Arbat Street and Metro (without transfer - 3 hours)
2 participants: € 59
3 participants: € 31
6 participants: € 22
8 participants: € 18
10+ participants: € 15
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
(4 hours)
2 participants: € 113
3 participants: € 71
6 participants: € 53
8 participants: € 43
10+ participants: € 37
Boat excursion
(without transfer - 2 hours)
2 participants: € 75
3 participants: € 47
6 participants: € 37
8 participants: € 33
10+ participants: € 30
Bunker 42 Cold War Museum (group excursion)
2 participants: € 130
3 participants: € 98
6 participants: € 84
8 participants: € 77
10+ participants: € 73
Folk Show (4 hours, available from 15/06 until 15/09)
2 participants: € 159
3 participants: € 105
6 participants: € 86
8 participants: € 77
10+ participants: € 73
EXCURSIONS OUTSIDE THE CITY
Prices per person based on the number of participants.
All prices are indicative and subject to possible variations.
Guide in English, transport and entrance fees included.
Kolomenskoe (6 hours)
2 participants: € 133
3 participants: € 83
6 participants: € 61
8 participants: € 50
10+ participants: € 42
Kuskovo (6 hours)
2 participants: € 136
3 participants: € 85
6 participants: € 63
8 participants: € 51
10+ participants: € 44
Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius (Sergiev Posad, 8 hours)
2 participants: € 154
3 participants: € 98
6 participants: € 72
8 participants: € 58
10+ participants: € 50
Description of our excursions in Moscow
Visits with English speaking guide
City Tour Moscow
The great city of Moscow, once the heart of the first Russian Principality then restored to his capital city status during the Soviet Era, is today the center of political as well as economic power in Russia. Taking part in our Moscow city tours you will have the chance to see all the capital’s major sights: The Red Square, the GUM Department Store, the Kremlin, the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, the Novodeviciy convent, the Arbat street and Moscow Metro’s most beautiful stations!
New Maidens’ Monastery
The Novodevichy convent, also know as the New Maidens’ Monastery, is the most important cloister in Moscow. Originally named Convent of the Ascension, the Zars later imposed a name change in order to distinguish from the homonimous church that was built inside the Kremlin's walls. Differently from most other monastic complexes located in Moscow, whose structures where heavily damaged because of the city's frequent fires and during WWII, the Novodevicy Monastery permains almost perfectly intact since its last major renovation that occurred during the XVIII century. In 2004 the convent was inducted in the UNESCO’s World Heritage. In 1524 Vasily III, the Grand Prince of Moscow, founded Novodevichy convent to commemorate the conquest of Smolensk.
Red Square and Saint Basil’s Cathedral
One of the most recognizableplaces in Moscow, the Red Square with the fabulous Saint Basil’s Cathedral of 16thy century, the beautiful faзade of the GUM department store on one side and the imposing red walls of the Kremlin on the ohter is truly a sight to behold. The tour includes the Red Square, the Manege Square, the Theatre Square in front of Bolshoi Theatre. The tour also includes the entry ticket to Saint Basil’s Cathedral, symbol of the Russian Orthodox Church, built by Ivan IVbetween 1555 and 1561 in commemoration of the conquer of Kazan and Astrakhan.
Kremlin and Cathedrals, Armoury
Guided visit to the Kremlin grounds and its majestic Cathedrals (entrance included). Optional visit to the Armory’s Museum, where the treasures of the crown are preserved. “Kremlin” is the Russian term for “fortress” and designs the complex of defensive structures that houses the palace of the government and other important buildings that are centre to the typical Russian Medieval burg.
Tretyakov State Gallery
The Tretyakov State Gallery houses the biggest collection of Russian art in the world, including exhibits from the high middle ages up to the creations of the main contemporary artists. The gallery was founded in 1856 by the Russian collector and benefactor Pavel Mikhailovich Tretyakov, who took the preservation of Russian art as his life goal. In 1892 the gallery was donated to the state together with the most complete and valuable collection of Russian art of its time. Succeeding curators latter pursued the goal to further enrich and complete the collection and the exposition was progressively extended from the gallery to many neighboring buildings. Today the Tretyakov State Gallery houses an exhaustive encyclopedic collection of Russian art from the High Middle Ages up to the contemporary scene.
Arbat Street and Metro stops excursions
Walk along the legendary Stary Arbat (Old Arbat) Street, heart of the cultural life of the Bohemian 19th century Moscow, with its countless cafes, restaurants and gift shops, and take part in a guided visit to the Moscow Underground, a beautiful collection of masterpieces of the "Stalinist Triumphalims" style dispayed in the architecture and decorations of some of the wolrd's busiest underground stations.
Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
The Pushkin Museum houses a remarkable collection of paintings and western European art of the XIII-XX centuries, including some works of various impressionists and post-impressionists painters such as Agnolo Bronzino, Paolo Pagani, Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Edgar Degas, Paul Cйzanne, Marc Chagall, and Vincent Van Gogh. The museums also offers a small permanent exhibition of antiques from the Greek, Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Roman civilizations, including the famous “Priam’s Treasure”.
Kolomenskoye
Kolomenskoye is an ancient village situated several kilometers to the southeast from Moscow on the road leading to Kolomna. In ‘60s became a suburb of the capital. It has been considered prestigious since 1532, when the Ascension Church was built to celebrate birth of Ivan IV, the tsar-to-be of Russia. In 1994 the Church was inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Behind Kolomenskoye ruins you can admire the Church of Saint John the Baptist, supposedly built in 1547.
Kuskovo
Kuskovo was the sumer country house and estate of the Shereetev family. Built in the mid-18th century, is now part of the East District of the city. It was one of the first great summer country estates of the Russian nobility, and currently is the home of the Russian State Museum of Ceramics. The Park of Kusovo was created between 1750 and 1780, as a traditional French formal garden with large floral decoration and presently is one of the most popular destinations of recreation among Muscovites.
Trinity Lavra of St. Sergius (Sergiyev Posad)
The Monastery is the most important one and the spiritual center of the Russian Orthodox Church. It is situated in Sergiyev Posad, a town about 70 km to the northeast from Moscow on the road leading to Yaroslavl. The Monastery is inscribed on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List. By 1680 the young Peter the Great found refuge there during the Strelitzi Revolt. The Monastery was closed in 1919, but reopened in 1946. From that moment until 1988 it was the head See of the Russia Orthodox Church. Today it is open to tourists.
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