Cruise St. Petersburg-Moscow, 10 days/9 nights

This ten-day long river cruise provides the guests of Russia with a fetching opportunity to discover the famous destinations: St. Petersburg, Mandrogi, Kizhi, Goritsy, Uglich, Moscow. During the trip you'll visit the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, the Museum of Architecture in Kizhi, the Kirillo-Belosersky Monastery near Goritsy, and many other sights.

Itinerary

DAY ONE
St. Petersburg: Embarkation
Dinner

DAY TWO
Breakfast
St. Petersburg: Guided City Tour
Lunch
Free time
Dinner

DAY THREE
Breakfast
St. Petersburg: Hermitage
Lunch
Departure for Mandrogi
Dinner

DAY FOUR
Breakfast
Arrival to Mandrogi
Free time
Lunch
Departure for Kizhi
Dinner

DAY FIVE
Breakfast
Arrival to Kizhi
Kizhi: Visit to Museum of Wooden Architecture
Lunch
Departure for Goritsy
Dinner

DAY SIX
Breakfast
Arrival to Goritsy
Goritsy: excursion to Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery
Lunch
Free time
Departure for Uglitch
Dinner

DAY SEVEN
Breakfast
Arrival to Uglitch
Uglitch: visit to Cathedral of the Resurrection and Dmitry Blood`s Church
Lunch
Departure for Moscow
Dinner

DAY EIGHT
Breakfast
Arrival to Moscow
Moscow: City tour with visit to the New Maiden Convent
Lunch
Free time
Dinner

DAY TEN
Breakfast
Moscow: disembarkation

DAY NINE
Breakfast
Moscow: Kremlin and Cathedrals
Lunch
Free time
Dinner

Highlights

Moscow: Kremlin

The Moscow Kremlin is one of the most beautiful architectural ensembles in the world. Rising above the Moskva River, the Kremlin serves as the symbol of statehood of Russia. for centuries, the Moscow Kremlin has been witness to many tragic and famous events in Russian history. The Moscow Kremlin was included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1990.

St. Petersburg: Hermitage Museum

The State Hermitage Museum's collections number over 3 million items presenting the history of the world art from the Stone Age to our days. Among the gems of the Hermitage there are paintings by Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Titian, Giorgone, Michelangelo, Rembrandt, and other great artists. The Hermitage also boasts numerous objects from all over the world.

Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery

The Kirillo-Belosersky monastery, considered to be one of the greatest centers of Russia's religious life, was founded at the end of the 14th century by the member of the Russian Orthodox Church Kirill Belozersky, after whom the monastery was named. People believed that the monastery was blessed to work wonders.

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