Exclusive Tours To St. Petersburg For Saint Petersburg Lovers.

    Some tourists are not satisfied with see-everything and return home with pack of pictures: me and Cathedral, me on the main street… some tourists fall in love with Saint Petersburg, and it's worth of it. So we elaborated several tours for deep-looking visit, that would answer your interests.

   1 day - Arrival to St.Petersburg. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation at the hotel*.
City Tour "+" To say hello to known places, to discover more (and there are), plus you can include additional visit to Peter&Paul Fortress o/and St. Isaac Cathedral.

   2 day - Hermitage. The exposition of this richest museum of the world is always in movement, besides there is Golden Treasury, which is not included in ordinary ours.

   3 day - Gatchina and Pavlovsk. Two summer residences built for the most mystical tsar Paul I, the only son of Catherine the Great.

   4 day - Yusupov Palace visit. One exposition of this mansion reveals the life of aristocracy in Saint Petersburg, telling about one of the richest men in Russia, Price Yusupov, another excursion goes down to the secret apartment of his son, Felix, where on night of December, 17, 1916, his highness with conspirators killed Rasputin.

   5 day - Dostoyevsky Museum, visit to the apartment of the great author, The Brothers Karamazov, Crime and Punishment, where he spent his final years o/and Nabokov Flat Museum - where Vladimir Nabokov, author of Lolita was born and had lived before emigration. The interiors show combination of Art Nouveau, baroque and antique styles (duration 2 hours)

   6 day - Cathedrals of Saint Petersburg: visit to Alexander Nevsky Lavra (Monastery) and Savior on the Blood Cathedral. The church"Savior on the Spilled Blood" or "Resurrection of Christ" was built in 1883-1907 by the architect Parland in so-called "Russian style" on the spot where a terrorist from the revolutionary organization People's Will mortally wounded Tsar Alexander II on March 1, 1881, by tossing a bomb at his feet.
The Alexander Nevsky Lavra functions nowadays as an orthodox monastery belonging to the St Petersburg eparchy. At the same time its unique arquitectural ensemble of 18-19cc is one of the most museums of St.Petersburg. From the very beginning, the Alexander Nevsky Lavra became a most significant sepulchre of the Russian Empire. It was used for the burial of the court nobility, members of the Imperial Family, prominent state, military, clerical and art figures. The monastery sacristy had priceless sacred and historical objects in its disposal, including ancient manuscripts, holy relics, crosses, icons in precious settings. Thus, the Alexander Nevsky Lavra, equally with Kunstkammer, can be considered to be one of the first museums in Russia.
Transfer to the airport or railway station. Departure from St.Petersburg.