Excursiones en San Petersburgo

A relatively young city, St. Petersburg was founded in 1703, and has been playing key role in the history of Russia ever since.
Our sightseeing tour will acquaint you with the main architectural and historical monuments of Saint Petersburg. You will take a ride along its main streets and prospects enjoying its splendid sights: numerous palaces and cathedrals, rivers and channels, bridges and parks…
The guide will treat you to savoury ...

One of the largest museums in the world, the State Hermitage occupies six magnificent buildings situated along the embankment of the Neva River. It would take 15 years to see all the exhibits treasured in the Hermitage. We suggest you to admire the gems of the collection.
In the course of the excursion you will be familiarized with masterpieces by outstanding artists from Italy, Spain, Holland, Flanders, France, England, Germany, and other...

We invite you to learn more about one of the most picturesque suburbs of St. Petersburg, the town of Pushkin named after a famous Russian poet, also know as Tsarskoye Selo (tsars’ village literally). The Catherine Park, an inseparable part of the ensemble and a very poetic place, is a magnificent work of creative labor of several generations of talented Russian architects, prominent sculptors, gardeners, and engineers, thousands of craftsmen and ...

We invite you to see one of the best known suburbs of St. Petersburg, Peterhof or Petrodvorets. This gem of Russian 18-19 century architecture used to be the favourite and most beautiful summer residence of the Royal family. The world-famous palace, fountain and park ensemble of Peterhof is an outstanding landmark that witnessed huge stratum of Russian history.
The Lower Park is an ideal place for walking. Not only will you amaze at various...

Proudly called an open-air museum itself, the city of St. Petersburg hosts more than 300 museums dedicated to various spheres of life. Visit one of its jewels – the State Russian Museum that boasts the richest collection of Russian art featuring items from X till XXI century.
The guide will lead you through the permanent expositions holding unique collections: you will see the highlights of Russian fine art at all stages of development – fr...

Yusupov Palace and its marvellous expositions reflect the refined luxury and splendor of high life, as well as human relations of a rich aristocratic family.
You will visit one of the most mysterious and beautiful palaces that used to belong to Yusupov dynasty. The chambers and halls are decorated with the motives of various styles that dazzle the visitor: you’ll amaze at luxurious murals, carvings, marble, mirrors, gilded chandelier, expen...

he Nikolaevsky Palace constructed in the middle of XVIII cent. originally served as a residence of Emperor Nicolas I’s son, Grand Duke Nicolas. Today the classic building preserving the memory of the city history has been carefully restored and regularly serves as venue for bright folklore shows that enjoy immense popularity both with locals and tourists.
The musicians of the Russian folk ensembles play traditional accordion, balalaika as w...

St. Petersburg occupies the first place in Russia and one of the leading places in the world for the number of bridges. The elegance of the draw bridges can be compared only to the beauty of the city architectural ensembles.
The bridges of St. Petersburg have become an integral part of the city. Those who walked along St. Petersburg embankments and admired the beauty of drawn bridges fall in love instantly with the individuality of Northern...

We suggest that you take a guided tour of St. Petersburg magnificent suburbs.
Pavlovsk is a town located 26 kilometers to the south of St. Petersburg. Dating from the late 18th to the 19th century, it used to be a summer residence of the Russian emperor Paul I. You’ll admire exceptionally beautiful nature of this place and see how talented architects masterfully combined the natural landscape with the architectural construction.
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During this tour you will compare the two official royal residences: Pushkin, one of the earliest royal estates, and Pavlovsk, one of the latest, make a lovely combination!
Just half-an-hour drive, and you get to the most spectacular of St.Petersburg suburbs, the town of Pushkin, also called Tsarskoye Selo (Tsars’ village, literally). The ensemble of its palace and park is a true masterpiece of 18-19 centuries’ architects. The three parks o...