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LONG WEEK-END in MOSCOW LONG WEEK-END in MOSCOW Day4 Comfortable tour for those who are not in a hurry and who want to enjoy the beauty of the capital, feel the atmosphere of the metropolis, visit the famous museums and cathedrals of the city. LONG WEEK-END IN MOSCOW LONG WEEK-END IN MOSCOW Day4. KREMLIN GROUNDS Duration: 5 days Guide only Breakfast. Meet the guide in the lobby ofyour hotel. Day 1. MOSCOW CITY TOUR Visit to the Kremlin (residence ofthe President of Russia) and the Armory Chamber - one ofthe largest museums of applied and decorative arts. Guide & transport Arrival at the airport. Meeting with guide. Day 5. Сity tour with stops at Red Square, Zaryadye Park, New Maiden Convent, observation deck of Vorobyovy Gory, Victory Park (duration: 4 hours). Guide & transport Transfer to the hotel and accommodation. Breakfast. Check-out. Meet the guide in the lobby ofyour hotel. Transfer to airport. Day 2. THE TRETYAKOV GALLERY & CHRIST-THE-SAVIOUR CATHEDRAL Guide & transport Available languages Breakfast. Meeting with guide at the hotel lobby. Guide: Excursion to the Tretyakov Gallery. The State Tretyakov Gallery is the biggest art museum in Russia, which contains the largest collection of English-speaking/French-speaking/German-speaking/Spanish-speaking/Czech-speaking. Russian art of the 12th-20th centuries. Other languages are upon request. Excursion to the Cathedral of Christ the Savior - one of the largest cathedrals in Russia. Visit to the New Maiden (Novodevichy) Convent and a visit to the Novodevichy Cemetery. The Novodevichy Convent is one of the most beautiful Moscow monasteries, the Kremlin in miniature. Prices The Novodevichy Convent became the burial place of some prominent people of Russia, such as the writers A. Chekhov and N. Gogol. During the Soviet years, the monastery was a privileged cemetery for party leaders, generals, actors and writers. in Euro per 1 person (the prices below are approximate forthe period from June to September 2021): Day 3. MOSCOW METRO & ARBAT STREET Guide only Breakfast. Meeting with guide at the hotel lobby. Excursion to the Moscow Metro, visiting the most beautiful stations. Walking tour along Arbat Street. Arbat has been a pedestrian street since 1986. Arbat is still the center of attraction for tourists and is unofficially called Old Arbat. Old Arbat is one of the few places in Russia where you can enjoy the special atmosphere of a flea market along with 19th century merchant buildings and modern shops and restaurants. LONG WEEK-END IN MOSCOW Day 4. KREMLIN GROUNDS Guide only Breakfast. Meeting with guide at the hotel lobby. Visit to the Kremlin (residence of the President of Russia) and the Armoury Chamber - one of the largest museums of applied arts. Day 5. Guide & transport Breakfast. Check-out. Meet the guide in the lobby of your hotel. Transfer to airport. Available languages Guide: English-speaking/French-speaking/German-speaking/Spanish-speaking/Czech-speaking. Other languages are upon request. Prices in Euro per 1 person (the prices below are approximate for the period from June to September 2021): Hotel 2 pax 3-5 pax 6-9 pax SGL supplement 3-stars IBIS Moscow Dynamo 3*/ Cosmos 3* or similar 695 705 415 107 4-stars Hilton Garden In Krasnoselskaya 4*/ Holiday Inn Tagansky 4* or similar 1020 925 740 377 5-stars Baltchug Kempinski 5*/ National Luxury collection 5* or similar 1055 955 760 382 The cost is approximate and depends on the season. LONG WEEK-END IN MOSCOW The prices include: The prices do not include: accommodation; international air ticket; meals – breakfast; lunches and dinners; guide services according to the program; porterage; transport services according to the program; expenses for cloak-rooms; entrance tickets to the mentioned museums; tips. visa support. PAC GROUP Russian incoming travel company +7(495) 933-09-50 (+221) E-mail: [email protected] 10:00 - 19:00 (UTC+3) 24/7 support.
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