Forthcoming tours

Not speaking or reading the Russian language is one of the greatest challenges of living in Russia. To truly master the Russian language is a difficult and lengthy process and few people are afforded the luxury.  However, help is at … read more →

The Arbat is a nearly 1 kilometre long pedestrian street, in the historical heart of Moscow. Claiming to be the oldest street in the Russian capital, Arbat has existed since the 15th century. It is the centre of the Arbat … read more →

Sergiev Posad is an ideal destination. The town has provided 7 centuries of intense life to its citizens. The town grew around one of the largest and most famous Russian monasteries. Troitse-Sergieva (Trinity) Lavra was established by St. Sergius of Radonezh … read more →

* Prior registration for the tour is required Children are allowed on the tour under strict parental supervision as we can not distract dancers and musicians should we see a rehearsal or other stage preparations. Children younger than 5 y … read more →

The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour is Moscow’s famous cathedral situated on the north bank of the River Moskva. At 103 metres high it is the tallest Orthodox Christian Church in the world and dominates that part of the Moscow skyline. The Cathedral is … read more →

Catching the last sunny days of September 🙂 The weather forecast is too good to stay in 😉 *Visits are  in small groups *Socila distancing   We will escape the noisy city and visit the Russian countryside to enjoy this … read more →

  To celebrate the International «Talk Like a Pirate Day»  we are organising a trip on a galleon!    It’s like the «Black Pearl» (from Pirates of the Caribbean) but with fewer holes 😉  It is really cool )) Everybody can feel … read more →

Novodevichy Convent The majority of old Russian churches were built to commemorate military victories. Novodevichy Convent was no exception. Founded in 1524 to commemorate the recapture of the ancient city of Smolensk from Lithuania, it is one of the top … read more →

The tour starts at 13h Tchernaya Gryaz “Black Mad” village was miraculously transformed in to the Tzaritzino “Tzar Place” over 200 years ago. Empress Catherine the Great, who reigned Russia between 1762 until her death in November 1796, was traveling … read more →

This tour is designed for people who want to explore the very heart of Moscow. We will meet by the Zhukov Monument, adjacent to Red Square.  Zhukov was a Soviet General and Marshal of the Soviet Union who oversaw some … read more →