Forthcoming tours

It is impossible to ignore Vodka when one is in Russia. The drink has been intrinsically linked with Russian life and lore for centuries. Vodka is as Russian as the brown bear or babushka, caviar and Kalashnikov, or the Matrushka … read more →

Stalin’s Bunker located in Izmailovo, Moscow was a backup Command Post for the RedArmy Supreme Commander, Joseph Stalin, during the Great Patriotic War (Eastern Front of the Second World War 1941-1945) Built in the 1930s under a shroud of great … read more →

The Theatre Club is designed for people who speak some Russian and want to watch plays and performances in Russian here in Moscow, but are not confident enough that they will understand everything correctly. So, each time we are going … 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 →

While it is home to some of the worlds most celebrated tourist attractions, Moscow city keeps one of its greatest treasures hidden deep underground. The Moscow Metro was one of the USSR’s most ambitious architectural projects. The metro’s artists and … read more →

The Sakharov Centre tour The Museum tour focus is on the political repression faced by dissidents in the Soviet Union.  Most recently the Museum has been subject to inspection and investigation by the Russian Ministry of Justice and General Prosecutor’s … read more →

This is one of the most unusual museums of Moscow. During the First Russian revolution they produced illegal handouts and a social-democratic newspaper. The museum opened in 1924 and was created by people who used to work there. The museum … read more →

There is something quite exhilarating about strapping oneself into 50 tonnes of lethal armour, driven by a noisy high horsepower V12 diesel powering the clanking caterpillar tracks. Subtle? No. One would never say a Soviet-era MBT (Main Battle Tank) was … read more →

Russiais world famous for its unique handicraft. The inhabitants of Fedoskino village, located in theMoscowarea, preserve the ancient traditions. Fedoskino jewelry boxes, along with Matreshkas, are amongst the most popular Russian souvenirs. The Fedoskino artisan shop was founded in 1795, … read more →

The GULAG Museum was moved to a new location, it now has a much larger exposition This museum tells us about the darkest times in Soviet history. Work (or Labour) Camps were created to break the will and keep under … read more →