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Wst Corporate Offer Moscow City Break 2 Nights & 3 Days Brief Itinerary- 2 Nights & 3 Days Day 1 - Arrival to Moscow International airport, meeting our representative, transfer to the hotel In the evening, optional Moscow river cruise* & night life fun. Day 2 – Moscow City Tour & visit to Kremlin grounds. Day 3 – Breakfast, check out, free time, shopping and transfer to the airport with beautiful memories and stunning Instagram photos for your social media. Day 1- Arrival to Moscow Meeting with our tour representative at Moscow city airport, transfer to the hotel. In the evening, optional Moscow river cruise* is one of the most stunning ways to explore the city, especially for the first time visitors. Discover the most beautiful Moscow views: Kremlin walls, Moscow river embankments, Gorky park, Christ the Savior cathedral and much more at a very comfortable pace. Sit back, relax and enjoy the city from water (dinner, snacks and drinks are available on board!) Day 2- Breakfast at the hotel and start of city sightseeing tour. Drive by the most famous and breathtaking Moscow sights - Moscow river embankment, Tretyakov Art gallery, Zaryadye park, Tverskaya Street, Manezhnaya square, Okhotnyi Ryad, Bolshoy Theatre, Lubyanka Square, Christ the Savior Cathedral, Sparrow Hills, Moscow State University, Moscow City business complex. Zaryadye park is the most modern of Moscow city parks, with wonderful landscapes and glass Flying Bridge overlooking Moscow river. Manezhnaya Square is the site of an underground shopping mall that opened in 1997 and contains four levels of stores carrying furs, jewelry, cigars, clothes and other consumer goods. Bolshoy Theatre - The Bolshoi building, which for many years now has been regarded as one of Moscow’s main sights, was opened on 20 October 1856, on Tsar Alexander II’s coronation day. The Bolshoi Theatre is a symbol of Russia for all time. It was awarded this honor due to the major contribution it made to the history of the Russian performing arts. This history is on-going and today Bolshoi Theatre artists continue to contribute to it many bright pages. Sparrow Hills are the hills on the right bank of the Moscow River and one of the highest points in Moscow. On top of the hill, 85m above the river, is the observation platform which gives a beautiful panoramic view of the city. After lunch - tour of the Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral (from the outside), Lenin Mausoleum (from the outside), Alexander's Garden, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Visit to Kremlin territory. Moscow Kremlin is the heart of Russia. Several famous cathedrals and museums are situated on Kremlin territory, as well as the biggest gun and bell of Russia, and the workplace of the Russian President. Armoury Chamber is situated on Kremlin grounds and represents a royal treasury. Among the must-sees are 10 Faberge Easter Eggs, Royal crowns and thrones, Coronation dresses, and the second largest in the world collection of Royal carriages. Red Square is the major square of Russia. ‘Red’ meaning beautiful in the old times, this square does impress with its stunning buildings, GUM shopping center, Cathedral of St. Basil, Historical Museum and Mausoleum of Lenin – the famous communist leader. St.Basil’s Cathedral is the most recognizable Russian building. Historians claim that Ivan the Terrible blinded the St. Basil's Cathedral architect right after the construction was finished to prevent him from building another cathedral as magnificent as that. Day 3- Breakfast at the hotel ,check out on time, free time for shopping and transfer to Moscow Airport with beautiful memories and stunning photos for your social media accounts. Inclusions Insurance + Return ticket Transfers with English-speaking driver to and from airport 2 nights accommodation with Breakfast Moscow city tour Visit to Kremlin grounds One water bottle per day Complimentary #Gift item Professional guide’s / driver’s service Early check-in and late check-out at hotels. ( Subject to availability ) Guaranteed lowest price by First Wish Travel 24/7 customer support by local team. Exclusions Visa cost Lunch & Dinner. Personal expenses: Extra Baggage, Meals, Beverages, Shopping, Laundry, Telephone etc. Gratuities to guides, drivers, hotel, and restaurant staff …etc. Anything not mentioned in inclusions 24 X 7 LOCAL ASSISTANCE – Our Russian dedicated team is only one call away. Our company is highly thankful to you for opting our product. We assure you that we will never compromise with the quality. We appreciate your long term affiliation with us. Thank you for choosing us. www.firstwishtravel.com | [email protected] .
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