Tours of Moscow and Saint Petersburg

Eastern orthodox architecture in the heart of Russia's capital. Stand before multi-colored onion domes and stand in the romantic Red Square and experience what it feels like to be a part of Russia

The mighty Peter and Paul fortress, standing on Hare Island, has been the symbol of Saint Petersburg's strength for many centuries.

The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood is a multi-colored beauty built in memory of the assassinated Tsar Alexander II.

St Isaac's Cathedral is among the most impressive cathedrals in Russia dominating in St. Petersburg's skyline for over 150 years. It is a functioning Orthodox Christian church which also houses a museum dedicated to its history in upper levels.

Catherine Palace, Russia is a stunning luxurious royal residence gifted to Empress Catherine I by Peter the Great.

The world-famous Hermitage Museum is home to the largest collection of paintings on Earth, holding about 3 million works of art. The outstanding green, gold and white building of the Winter Palace, located in the very heart of Saint Petersburg on the banks of Neva River, is home to the Hermitage Museum.

The Peterhof palace complex, the luxurious royal residence of Russian Tsars, is often referred to as the "Russian Versailles". It is the luxurious royal residence of Russian Tsars founded by Peter the Great 300 years ago.

The Red Square is the main central square in Moscow, housing the emblematic symbol of Russia - St. Basil's Cathedral. Its name "red" - "krasnaya" originates from a different meaning of this Russian word meaning "beautiful".

Bolshoi Theater is a world-class opera & ballet theater and the biggest in Moscow, preserving century-old traditions of staging.

The #1 art gallery in Moscow - the Tretyakov Gallery, encompasses more than 150,000 works of art.

Moscow's subway is an underground world with over 300 km of rail tracks and exclusive museum-like stations.

The Moscow Kremlin is the capital's main landmark often referred to as the Eighth Wonder of the World. It is among of the oldest parts of Moscow and is often referred to as the Eighth Wonder of the World.