Sightseeing Tours
Only with Anastasia tours — three sightseeing tours are included with your tour purchase. All of our sightseeing tours are led by an official INTOURIST tour guide with at least 10-years experience. Transportation (by air-conditioned bus) is included.
These tours are the perfect opportunity for you to enjoy an afternoon date with a special woman you met at a social. Our guided tours will show you the highlights of each tour city, and there is always an opportunity to buy souvenirs for friends and family.
In addition to the three tours included in your package, there is a schedule of additional guided tours taking place every day of your stay.
Our staff can also arrange for discount tickets to the many evening cultural events and performances taking place, such as the ballet, opera, classical symphony, jazz concerts and theatre.
Moscow
Red Square and Old Arbat
Red Square -that familiar bricked expanse in the heart of Moscow is located just outside the Kremlin, along its Eastern wall. Think of Red Square, and you'll undoubtedly recall pictures of those May Day parades, from the years when the Soviet Military displayed its might, respectfully passing before the Soviet leadership atop Lenin's tomb.
The Kremlin
The Kremlin is Russia's mythic refuge, a self contained city with a multitude of palaces, armories, and churches, a medieval fortress that links the modern nation to its legendary past in the ancient state of Kievan Rus'.
Tretyakovskya Art Gallery
The Tretyakov Gallery houses one of the most celebrated and extensive collections of Russian art and artifacts in the world.
St. Petersburg
City bus tour
Explore the cathedral of St.Peter and Paul, a visual personification of the country’s growing military might and the pantheon of the Romanov Royal House;and the Grand Prince’s Burial Vault consecrated in honor of Russian Saint Alexander Nevsky
The Hermitage Museum
The Hermitage Museum is Russia's best art gallery, one of the most prominent museums in the world, and definitely the main tourist attraction of St. Petersburg.
Kiev
City bus tour
National Kievo Pecherskaia Lavra Monastery
The monastery was founded in the 11th century and is subdivided into the Upper Lavra and the Near and Far Pechery (caves of the monks). The underground galleries (caves) hold the imperishable relicts of Lavra monks who lived in the 10th-15th centuries.
Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life
Kiev's open-air Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life takes visitors through Ukraine's history, with original village homes of the past gathered from all over the country and restored.
Odessa
Potemkin Step & Duke’s Monument
This is a monument of the Duke De Richelieu. Boulevard built this beautiful city, where the monument is located in one of the most popular places in the city. People come there just to browse around. If anyone ever feels lonely you can just go to this monument and it is guaranteed that you will meet couple of your friends, but even if you won't you will make new friends within matter of minute
Catacombs
Odessa stands on three layers of sandstone catacombs, which form the longest - about 1000 km - man-made labyrinth in Europe. They appeared as a result of quarrying out the building material for the buildings in the 19th century. In different times the catacombs were used by smugglers, robbers, revolutionaries and guerillas
Temples of Odessa
The Greeks, the French, the Polish, the Italians, the Jews, the Russians, the Germans, the Ukrainians, the Turks and others - all these people have lived in Odessa and in the nearby area since the very beginning of the history of this city. Naturally, all of them needed to practice their respective religion. So nowadays there are Russian Orthodox, Catholic, Greek, and Armenian churches, as well as a mosque and two synagogues. There exist also a Convent and a Monastery with a theological school.
Dnerpropetrovsk
City bus tour
Petrikovsky Art Gallery
Orlovschina Horse Farm
