Admire the architectural brilliance of St Petersburg and visit Hermitage
St Petersburg also known as the “Venice of North” , with architectural brilliance in every corner of the city ! Today after a hearty breakfast at your hotel , you will start you day visiting the world famous Hermitage , home to 3 million monuments of culture and art. Hermitage with 5 historical buildings is often compared to Lourve or British Museum for being a world class museum with artworks by Leonardo Da Vinci , Matisse and Picasso.

Visit the Vodka Museum for Vodka Tasting followed by a boat ride along the Neva River for spectacular views of the illuminated city
Your trip to Russia is incomplete without indulging in a Vodka tasting session so today early in the afternoon you will head to the famous Vodka Museum where you will get to taste three variants of Vodka and learn how it is distilled.  Later in the evening embark on a leisurely boat ride along St Petersburg's Neva River?as well as a trio of other waterways?taking in the illuminated city from an entire new view.

Visit the Pushkin Palace , residence of Russian Tsars
On your last day in St Petersburg after check out from your hotel , you set out to explore the magnificent summer residence of the Russian Tsars , Pushkin Town at the Pushkin Palace and Park where you will find a jewel of Russian Boroque , The famous Catherine Palace. We will arrange special entry to the amber room decorated in amber panels backed with gold leaf and mirrors ! Feel like a special guest walking through the park in the Residence of an Empress !

Spend the rest of the day exploring the city and dine at Podvorie Restaurant
After a visit to this historic jewel you can spend rest of your afternoon indulging in some shopping and self-exploration. Our Travel Engineers recommend checking out the PodvorieRestaurant , their favourite Russian restaurant known to be Russian President Vladimir Putin’s favourite too!

Later in the evening you will head to the station to catch your train to Moscow.

Moscow - 3 nights

Relax and unwind
Arrive the capital city of Russia, Moscow over a 4 hour fast speed train Saspan from St. Peterburg. You will arrive late therefore upon arrival , you will straight check in to your hotel and catch good overnight sleep at the hotel.

Stunning architecture of Kremlin Museum to the Red Square
After a hearty meal at your hotel, you will start your day with visiting the Kremlin the Armory Museum later in the afternoon. At noon time, you will visit The Russian Diamond Fund that boasts unique collections of the Russian, Western European and Eastern applied arts spanning the period from the 5th to the 20th centuries. End the tour with a walk-through Alexander Garden along the majestic walls of the Kremlin to Red Square.

Ornamented domes and soviet era architecture of Moscow’s metro stations
See the Lenin’s Mausoleum and St Basil’s Cathedral (from the inside), the wonderfully ornamented onion dome, which is the best- known building in Russia. See the best examples of underground Soviet-era architecture on tour of Moscow’s metro stations! Visit Moscow’s must-see stations, including iconic Mayakovskaya, and learn all about Stalin’s visions for the former Soviet Union. Hear about the Metro-2, a secret line said to have been used by the government and KGB, and see grandiose architecture, mosaics, sculptures and more Then visit The State Tretyakov Gallery, showcasing more than 170,000 works by Russian artists from early religious paintings to modern art.

Watch world renowned Circus Nikulin
After a great visit and acquainting yourself to the city, our Travel Engineers recommend watching a show at the World renowned Circus Nikulin to complete your Russian Experience. Since the 18th century, the circus has played a key role in Russian cultural traditions and it is considered an art form, just like opera or ballet, performed by creative and talented artists.

Take a city tour starting from Red Square to Novodevichi Convent and indulge in some Sovenir shopping
Next morning embark on a city tour by bus, starting with the Red Square Walk. Red Square is the central square of the capital of Russia. It is the symbol of the city, its heart. Its appearance reflects the entire history of Russia. The square is located at the eastern wall of the Kremlin and confined on all sides by St Basils’ Cathedral, the building of the State Historical Museum, as well as the famous gigantic GUM Building. Followed by, Arbat Street for souvenir shopping. You will continue to visit the lovely Novodevichi Convent, with its cluster of sparkling dome and gorgeous turreted wall. It is the best- known cloister of Moscow.

Watch Russian Ballet at Bolshoi Theatre
Later in the evening our Travel Engineers recommend watching traditional Russian Ballet at greatest theatres in the world, The Bolshoi Theatre. After a long day grab some good night’s rest back at your hotel

That brings us to the end of your Russian escapade !