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Moscow City & Red Square Tour
On this tour we’ll see the Red Square, St Basil’s Cathedral, the Historical Museum, and Kazan Cathedral, enjoy a legendary ice cream at GUM, explore the historical Kitay-gorod district and discover its secrets, walk along Tverskaya Street, and admire the grand architecture of the Eliseevskiy store.
Duration 5 hours
Private tour available in English, Russian
Private tour pricing from 120 EUR per person
Group tour available in English, Russian
Group tour pricing from 120 EUR per person
Highlights
Explore the picturesque Red Square and Alexander Garden
Admire the Kremlin walls and the Bolshoi Theatre
Wander along Tverskaya Street
Marvel at the grand architecture of the Eliseevsky store
Enjoy a legendary ice cream at GUM
See Saint Basil's Cathedral in real life!
Description
Experience the historical Kitay-gorod district (Moscow’s Chinatown). Explore the picturesque Red Square and Alexander Garden. See the grand Christ the Saviour Cathedral. Enjoy breathtaking views from the Patriarchal Bridge. Enjoy a hearty lunch on the large open veranda and marvel at the stunning views of the Kremlin.
Learn about Russian culture from a local through relaxed conversation. Pass by the Revolution Museum (Museum of Contemporary Russian History). This is the best 20th-century museum in Moscow, devoted to the 1905 and 1917 Russian revolutions, the Soviet period, and Stalin propaganda.
Discover Arbat – a historical street with musicians, painters, souvenirs, and many cafés to suit all tastes and budgets. Drop into one of the best coffee shops in Moscow. I'm a coffee lover and know where to find fantastic coffee (optional).
We’ll also admire the Kremlin walls and the 20 towers, take a walk in the Alexander Garden, see the obelisk and the grotto, watch the changing of the guard and possibly take a video, have lunch at a traditional Russian restaurant, and take a look at the Bolshoi Theatre.
Learn about Russian culture from a local through relaxed conversation. Pass by the Revolution Museum (Museum of Contemporary Russian History). This is the best 20th-century museum in Moscow, devoted to the 1905 and 1917 Russian revolutions, the Soviet period, and Stalin propaganda.
Discover Arbat – a historical street with musicians, painters, souvenirs, and many cafés to suit all tastes and budgets. Drop into one of the best coffee shops in Moscow. I'm a coffee lover and know where to find fantastic coffee (optional).
We’ll also admire the Kremlin walls and the 20 towers, take a walk in the Alexander Garden, see the obelisk and the grotto, watch the changing of the guard and possibly take a video, have lunch at a traditional Russian restaurant, and take a look at the Bolshoi Theatre.
What’s included & not included
A local friend in Moscow
An authentic local experience
Discount on a traditional Russian lunch
A friendly atmosphere
Food
Entry fees
Public transport tickets
Meeting point
Lobby of your hotel in Moscow
Moscow
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