Excursions in Moscow 

The museum tells the story of the historic events during the Patriotic War of 1812, and a mighty decisive battle between Russian and French armies that took place near the village of Borodino on the 7th September 1812. The pearl of the museum collection is a panorama of the battle of Borodino, created by an outstanding Russian artist Franz Roubaud in 1912 and dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Patriotic War of 1812.

Panoramic private city tour offers the chance to explore the very best that the capital has to offer in the safety and comfort of a private vehicle with brief photo stops. It is an excellent way to see the world-famous sights and impressive landmarks of this vivacious city, such as Tverskaya Street, Lubyanka Square with the notorious ex-KGB building, famous red-brick towers of the Kremlin, Christ the Saviour Cathedral, Moscow State University, Novodevichy Convent, Bolshoi Theatre, Vorobyovy (Sparrow) Hills, Olympic Luzhniki stadium, and much more. The Moscow sightseeing tour will be followed by the guided visit to the spectacular ensemble of the Novodevichy (New Maiden’s) Convent on the banks of the Moskva River - a masterpiece of architectural harmony of the late 17th century included into UNESCO World Heritage List. Nowadays the convent is a museum, which houses rare and ancient treasures of the Russian cultural heritage, as well as the prestigious final resting place for a number of great cultural and political figures of Russia.

The State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts houses one of Russia's largest collections of foreign art - over 670,000 paintings, sculptures, drawings, works of applied art, archaeological artefacts and coins from antiquity to modern days. These extensive collections include high quality replicas and plaster casts of the works of antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, as well as original works of painting, sculpture, graphics and arts and crafts.

Welcome to Moscow! Panoramic private city tour offers the chance to explore the very best that the capital has to offer in the safety and comfort of a private vehicle with brief photo stops. It is an excellent way to see the world-famous sights and impressive landmarks of this vivacious city, such as Tverskaya Street, Lubyanka Square with the notorious ex-KGB building, famous red-brick towers of the Kremlin, Christ the Saviour Cathedral, Moscow State University, Novodevichy Convent, Bolshoi Theatre, Vorobyovy (Sparrow) Hills, Olympic Luzhniki stadium, and much more.

The former country residence of Moscow Grand Princes and Russian Tsars that dates its origins back to the 14th century, the Museum-Reserve “Kolomenskoye” - a unique architectural complex situated on the steep banks of the Moskva River and included into UNESCO World Heritage List. The expositions of the Kolomenskoye estate offer unique collections of old Russian icon paintings, graphics, rare handwritten and old printed books, precious metal objects and woodwork and much more.

The Museum of Cosmonautics has one of the largest science and technology exhibitions in the world, which reflects the real history of the evolution of the Soviet space science and offers ample evidences of its successes and achievements, including the stories of the development of first man-made satellites, first manned space flight, first exit of a man into open space, various exploration programs of the Moon and the Solar System and international space research programs.

Panoramic private city tour offers the chance to explore the very best that the capital has to offer in the safety and comfort of a private vehicle with brief photo stops. It is an excellent way to see the world-famous sights and impressive landmarks of this vivacious city, such as Tverskaya Street, Lubyanka Square with the notorious ex-KGB building, famous red-brick towers of the Kremlin, Christ the Saviour Cathedral, Moscow State University, Novodevichy Convent, Bolshoi Theatre, Vorobyovy (Sparrow) Hills, Olympic Luzhniki stadium, and much more. The Moscow sightseeing tour will be followed by the guided visit to the Saint Basil’s Cathedral, one of the most recognizable symbols of Moscow and a stunning piece of architecture laid in the middle of the 16th century, where eight small chapels are based around a central one and all of them standing on a single foundation.

The Museum of the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945) represents the main part of the Memorial Victory Complex on Poklonnaya (Bow down) Hill. Museum’s permanent exhibitions and displays offer six dioramas devoted to the most dramatic battles, wartime photographs, weapons and munitions, uniforms, awards, newsreels, official documents and letters from the battlefront. Also the Victory Park and the Square of Victors are important outdoor sections of the museum where visitors can explore a display of tanks and other military vehicles used in the Second World War. An impressive 142-meter high obelisk crowned by a statue of Nika, the Goddess of Victory, stands in front of the museum.

The State Historical Museum - the largest national historical museum of Russia, whose collection includes around 5 million exhibits and 14 million documents and reflects the centuries-old history and culture of Russia from ancient times to early 20th century, as well as history of north-eastern Eurasia civilizations from the early Paleolithic Age to the present times. The museum halls host unique collections of manuscripts, first printed books, old weaponry, full-dress costumes and uniforms, icons, old fabrics and garments and much more.

Kuskovo is a stunning architectural ensemble, which belonged to the Sheremetev family and represents one of the earliest examples of summer country residences in the 18th century Russia. To this day, several magnificent architectural monuments have remained well preserved, as well as a French formal garden with its marble sculptures, pavilions and ponds, the only park of its kind in Moscow. Nowadays, the estate houses the Russian State Museum of Ceramics, which contains one of the world's largest collections of Russian and foreign ceramics and glass of various epochs from antiquity to modern days.