The tragic and heroic tale of St. Petersburg's history is told through visits to the city's main landmarks and the Victory Memorial.

A special leisurely tour program with late departure times and early return to the ship, however, you shall find that most of the important sights of St Petersburg, both in the city and countryside are included. This tour is most suitable for families and elderly persons. About 21 hours over 3 days

Complete 3 day tour of the major highlights and unique chance to see the history and everyday life of our city through the eyes of a local citizen. You will visit Kuznechny Food Market, Local Supermarket and Department Store, active Russian Orthodox church at Vladimirskaya square.The famous Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky had a clear preference for Vladimirskaya Square. It was here that he lived with his family and set his characters.

We invite you to get familiar with the rich collections of our museums , to see unique architectural ensembles, and experience a little bit of everyday life – fast and efficient metro – the world’s deepest subway, indoor food market, where local people do their shopping.

This is a complete 3 day tour of all the must sees Imperial residences and Cathedrals, and the only palace of the Russian noble family that survived the Communist regime untouched; the Yusupov Family Palace.

During the entire tour a special attention and commentary will be provided by your guide about the Jewish experience in St. Petersburg and Imperial Russia. You will learn the colorful history and culture of St. Petersburg’s significant Jewish community, and its role and contribution to the cultural, economic and revolutionary life and history of this noble city.

The tragedy of the life of the last Russian Emperor and the German Princess Alexandra. Happiness in the family and fall of the Empire, mystery of holy man Rasputin, and revolution as a disastrous final of the story

This tour provides an opportunity to see magnificent palaces and parks, rivers and canals, Russian Versailles – Peterhof, the palace-and-park ensemble of Tsarskoe Selo

Full 3 day program at a more leisurely pace with more time for flexibility

During the Second World War the city of Leningrad (St Petersburg's name after the 1917 Revolution) was under siege and blockaded for 900 days and nights, more than a million people died in the Leningrad blockade. The Blockade Museum is somber yet absorbing. This impressive museum captures the difficulties of life during the blockade, it even preserved some tiny daily bread rations

Full 3 day program with more time for flexibility