TOURS

We offer special route for those who want to see Moscow in one day! Our tour begins at Red Square, the heart of Russia! The sights here include Saint Basil's Cathedral, Minin and Pozharsky monument, the world-famous GUM department store, and Lenin's tomb. We'll then take a walk to Alexander Garden - the famous garden near the Kremlin walls.  We will visit the oldest Russian churches, the coronation place of all Russian tsars, including the Tsar Cannon and the Tsar Bell.
During the route we will discover the world famous Moscow sights: the beautiful stations of Moscow Metro and skyscrapers of Stalin era. We'll get a chance to visit a bomb shelter that was built during the Cold War and experience the Exhibit of Economic Achievements - a host to the famous “Rabochiy i Kolkhoznitsa" statue. 
A part of the tour is a visit to the Russia's main Orthodox Church - Christ the Savior Cathedral, with the observation deck that offers you a bird's eye view of Moscow. 
We will take a walk on the Patriarchal bridge, the Old Arbat street & Sparrow Hills.

A one-day tour of Moscow is a great way to get a glimpse of the history and architectural heritage of the Russian capital.

09.00 Hotel Pick-up. If you stay outside of the city area, we will offer you an alternative pace to meet. 
10.00 Red Square Tour (St. Basil's Cathedral, the GUM, the History Museum, Kilometer Zero, and Lenin Mausoleum if desired)
12.00 Alexander Garden (Eternal Flame, the Tumb of the Unknown Soldier, changing of the guard at the Presidential Quarters)
12.30 The Kremlin (The Cathedral of the Assumption, The Cathedral of the Archangel, Tsar Cannon, and Tsar Bell)
14.00 Lunch
15.00 Christ the Savior Cathedral ( the Patriarchal bridge, the observation deck)
16.00 Old Arbat Street 
17.30 Exhibit of Economic Achievements; the famous sculpture “Rabochiy i Kolkhoznitsa”
19.00 Sparrow Hills, the end of the tour. 

The route of the tour can be changed according to your preferences.
Visits to museums & theaters (the Bolshoi Theatre, the Pushkin Museum, and the Tretyakov Gallery) can be organized upon request.