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Tours to the USA Tours to Europe Traveling Vacations Resorts Hotels Cruises Excursions https://www.universe-travel.com/en/ Metro Tour, Moscow Seller Info Alla Vekshina [email protected] Four Seasons Tours The tour operator "Four Seasons Tours" (RTO 009937) is from Moscow, Russia. Having more than 15 years of experience our agency offers the full spectrum of highly professional services. We are pleased to present our main directions: • daily guaranteed tours around Moscow - the Kremlin, the Armory Chamber, Kolomenskoye, Mosfilm, VDNH, Moscow City, sightseeing tour, evening excursion, etc. • tours to Moscow (hotel + excursions) - from any day to any number of days • tours to Saint-Petersburg • tours to the historic Golden Ring towns (Sergiev Posad, Vladimir, Suzdal, Yaroslavl, Kostroma, Rostov Velikiy, cities of folk crafts - Palekh, Khokhloma) • various individual or group sightseeing tours and trips Our aspiration is to organize the most unforgettable journey so you can experience. Alla Vekshina Nov 30, 1999 +7 (495) 737-6655 alla-vek +7 (901) 546-5592 http://9725592.ru Russian Federation Москва г.Москва, Измайловское ш., д.71, корп. 4гд 105613 Download PayPal email Listing details Common The Moscow metro is most beautiful in the world. See the most beautiful stations, learn about the history of construction, the legends and secrets that surround it. Visiting the Moscow subway, you discover it is a real art museum which people travel every day! We invite you to an exciting tour of the Moscow metro. Explore the unusually beautiful and ornate Moscow metro stations on a 3-hour tour of the "palaces built for the people." You will admire the marble columns, stained-glass windows and sculptures DESCRIPTION:: that have made the Moscow metro so unique and inimitable. The Metro is iconic also because it showcased Socialist Realism in public art. Each of stations has own backstory about its building process and the historical event or famous person the stations were named after. You wii visit the station "Mayakovskaya", which was a refuge for the Council of Ministers during the Second World War. Admire the design of the station "Belorusskaya", each of the marble mosaics which tells its story. Look at the stained-glass windows of the station "Novoslobodskaya" and the mosaic of Pavel Korin "Peace to the World". Learn more about the symbolism of the times of the USSR. Stop at the Kievskaya station, dedicated to Ukraine, and view the various mosaics describing important moments in the history. Consider the collection of bronze statues at the station "Revolution Square". You will learn about local superstitions. Visit the station "Komsomolskaya" - one of the most grandiose stations of the Moscow metro. page 1 / 2 Tours to the USA Tours to Europe Traveling Vacations Resorts Hotels Cruises Excursions https://www.universe-travel.com/en/ Duration: 3 hours Location Country: Russia Departure city: Moscow Additional WHAT IS INCLUDED:: English-speaking guide Guided walking tour NOT INCLUDED:: Travel by public transport Food and drinksSouvenirs calendar PRICE IN A PUBLIC GROUP PRIVATE GROUP PRICE BOOKING: page 2 / 2 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).

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