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Architectural Tour Eclectic Moscow 2021 (5 days/4 nights) Day Port of call Excursion program Meeting with a guide at the airport/railway station Transfer to the hotel, check in 1 Moscow Free time OPTIONAL: Dinner at the hotel Breakfast at the hotel Visit to the Moscow Kremlin + 1 Cathedral Time for lunch (lunch is not included)OPTIONAL: Lunch in a local restaurant 2 Ancient Moscow Stone guardians of Russian Orthodoxy: bus tour of the ancient monasteries (Novospassky Monastery, Novodevichy Convent, Donskoy monastery, etc.) OPTIONAL: Moscow by night + Metro OPTIONAL: Dinner at the hotel Breakfast at the hotel Fancy tangle of bystreets: walking tour from Prechistenka to Arbat Nobiliary 3 Time for lunch (lunch is not included)OPTIONAL: Lunch in a local Moscow restaurant Moscow in the Modern style. Fedor Shehtel: walking tour OPTIONAL: Dinner at the hotel Breakfast at the hotel. Check-out. Meeting with a guide Pushkinskie Gori Moving from Pushklnskie Gori to Ostrov by bike with Lunch-picnic 4 – Ostrov - on the way Izborsk Arrival to Ostrov. Transfer to Izborsk by bus. Check-in the hotel Dinner in the hotel Day Port of call Excursion program Breakfast at the hotel. Soviet Moscow:bus tour (Stalin's skyscrapers, monument «Worker and Collective Farm Girl», Victory Park,etc.) Time for lunch (lunch is not included)OPTIONAL: Lunch in a local restaurant 4 Urban Moscow Excursion to Moscow city with a visit to the Panorama 360 viewing platform OPTIONAL: Folk show «Kostroma» / *for tours before 15 May and after 15 Sept (“Amazing Russia’ with dinner”) OPTIONAL: Dinner at the hotel Breakfast at the hotel. Check out 5 Moscow Transfer to the airport .

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