This tour is structured around the landmarks of Red Square. Enhancements include Flight over Moscow VR Attraction or St. Basil's Cathedral Interiors.

Dramatic history, monumental architecture, insights into the origins of the Russian Orthodox Church and sweeping vistas from the viewing terraces

This tour takes you around famous landmarks in central Moscow - Red Square, the Bolshoi Theater and State Duma, KGB Headquarters and Soviet flagship store for children's goods... Enhancements include a rooftop viewing deck and a Moscow metro tour

This Moscow Metro tour takes you around 6 or 7 the most beautiful stations, with chandelliers, mosaics and ulluminated genuine tinted glass panels - while each station also tells you a story about past victoies, sovient life or styles of architecture. This tour can be seamlessly combined with any other walking tour or museum visit

This tour is great way to get to know Moscow, as it takes you around all the key locations of the city, including a walk through Red Square, Christ the Saviour Cathedral visit, the viewing deck in the Sparrow hills, and more...

Moscow is a beautiful and sprawling city with wide streets and big squares offering great photo opportunities literally at every turn. This tour is specifically designed to take you around the most scenic locations in just a one day, from historical center to modern skyscrapers or Soviet Union heritage parks. Enhancements include professional photographer services.

Enjoy beautiful views of main historical sights of Moscow trhough the panoramic windows - the Kremlin, Monument to Peter the Great, Stalin Skyscrapers. - as the Radisson boat cruises through icy waters. Meals a la carte served onboard.

Moscow Government invests a great deal into architectural lighting design, and at night the city looks truly majestic. An evening drive-around tour takes you to the most beautifiul streets and squares, that are brightly lit and can be explored from a historical perspective or purely as great photo ops.

The Kremlin is a key attraction of Moscow, it's both a museum and the location of the President's Office. With royal palaces and grand cathedrals, Tsar Cannon and Tsar Bell, it's a great place to expolre. combining history with amazing photo oppotunities.

The Armoury Chamber Museum is located inside the Kremlin, it is a magnificent collection of regal coronation dresses and fancy carriages, crowns and thrones, precious gifts of foreign ambassadors to the Russian Tsars, and diamond-studded gospels

Russian art from ancient icons to the world-famous Russian avant-garde masterpieces. This museum is very well organized, tracing the development of art by genre and style, you will also insights into the Russian history.

This collection features world-famous works of Russian avant-garde art including Black Square by Kazimir Malevich, but also allows you to trace development of Soviet art through the works of social realism and Soviet underground

Russia pioneered the space age, and the Space Museum in Moscow showcases this achievement - alongside with Soyuz space crafts, the first space dogs Belka and Strelka, artificial satellites including the first Sputnik and moon rovers.

The giant red building in Red Square was commissioned by Emperor Alexander III as the museum showcasing the grandeur of the Russian Empire. Here, its history unfolds in amazing period-styled interiors and through unique artifacts - from the most recent Ice Age to the prime of the Russian Empire in the 19th century.

Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts can be compared to the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, and while lacking the scale, it certainly has at least one iconic masterpiece for each big epoch or name. Hightlights of the collection include Trojan golden treasures, Fayum portraits, and some very fine works by Nicolas Poussin, François Boucher, Peter Paul Rubens and Rembrandt.

Moscow merchants of the 19th century Ivan Morozov and Sergei Shchukin each created impressive collections of then contemporary French art , which today form the core of the Pushkin Museum's Gallery of Western Eurpoean Art of the 19th and 20th Centuies. These works by Eduard Monet, Paul Gauguin, Edgar Degas, Paul Cezanne and Vincent van Gogh are considered among the finest and are famous across the world.

Located in a 16th-century estate near Red Square, this museum showcases the patriarchal lifestyle of Russian nobility and is the legendary birthplace of the first Romanov Tsar. The restored interiors feature segregated men’s and women’s quarters filled with authentic period furniture, tiled stoves, and narrow, medieval passageways.

Located in the former royal estate of Kolomenskoye, this museum is a stunning modern reconstruction of a 17th-century wooden palace known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World." The massive structure features 24 lavishly decorated rooms, showcasing original royal interiors, intricate wood carvings, and the strictly segregated living quarters of the Tsar and Tsarina. Today, the Palace serves as a vivid architectural "time capsule" that allows visitors to experience the ceremonial splendor and domestic life of the Romanov dynasty before the Westernization of Peter the Great.

Moscow is a beautiful and sprawling city with wide streets and big squares offering great photo opportunities literally at every turn. This tour is specifically designed to take you around the most scenic locations in just a one day, from historical center to modern skyscrapers or Soviet Union heritage parks. Enhancements include professional photographer services.

VDNKh grounds are huge, and while the cnetral part is always busy, walking beyond into the shady alleys and tranquile groves and orchards is certainly worth it.

This tour is great way to get to know Moscow, as it takes you around all the key locations of the city, including a walk through Red Square, Christ the Saviour Cathedral visit, the viewing deck in the Sparrow hills, and more...

Enjoy beautiful views of main historical sights of Moscow trhough the panoramic windows - the Kremlin, Monument to Peter the Great, Stalin Skyscrapers. - as the Radisson boat cruises through icy waters. Meals a la carte served onboard.

The Gorky Park created in 1928 by the Soviet Government as a park of recreation and culture, was once dubbed by Bernard Show as the factory of happiness. Today, it's a popular venue among muscovites and covers both the Soviet-developed part of Gorky Park proper and the Amusement Garden, essentially an English park once belonged to the Royals.