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• Moscow and St. Petersburg Tours

Our 20 Best Combined Moscow and St. Petersburg Tours of 2022

A perfect way to see the most that Russia has to offer is to take a tour that combines visits to Russia’s largest cities - Moscow and St. Petersburg. Each tour is fully customizable and can be adjusted to fit any budget. Our most popular tours are listed below. Please click on the tour details to learn more or contact us for more information about our combined Moscow - St. Petersburg tours using the form at the side of the page. You can also schedule a call with one of our Russian travel specialists to learn more.

Highlights of Two Capitals

This is a well-balanced tour of Moscow and St. Petersburg that includes all must-see sights, such as the Kremlin, Red Square, the Peter and Paul Fortress, Peterhof with its world-famous fountains and, of course, the Hermitage Museum.

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Moscow - St. Petersburg 4-star cruise by Vodohod

With this 12-day cruise, you will visit Russia's largest cities - Moscow and St. Petersburg - and several charming small towns and villages, all rich in Russian culture and history: Uglich, Yaroslavl, Goritsy, Kizhi, and Mandrogui

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Moscow - St. Petersburg 5-star cruise by Vodohod

Enjoy an 8 day Russian river cruise on our luxury ship. Besides visiting Russia’s two capitals – Moscow and St. Petersburg, the cruise will also take you to the ancient towns of Uglich and Goritsy, Kizhi island with its outstanding wooden architecture, and Mandrogui village, famous for traditional handicrafts.

Group tour Taste Of Russia by Intourist

Taste the Russian culture, traditions and way of life by visiting 3 completely different cities: Europe�s largest megalopolis Moscow, provincial Novgorod with medieval Russia spirit, and gorgeous St. Petersburg with glittering baroque palaces and romantic canals.

Jewels of Two Capitals

It is our most complete and popular tour of Moscow and St. Petersburg. In addition to visiting all the emblematic places, you will also have free time for your own discoveries. On your free nights you can watch the shows at the Bolshoi and Mariinsky Theaters or a folkloric show.

St. Petersburg - Moscow 5-star cruise by Vodohod

This 8-day Russian river cruise by luxury ship will take you to the jewels of Russia - St. Petersburg and Moscow as well as the most significant towns between these 2 magnificent cities: Mandrogui village, Kizhi island with its amazing wooden architecture and Uglich and Goritsy with their tranquil, country atmosphere.

St. Petersburg - Moscow 3-star cruise by Vodohod

This is our most popular St. Petersburg to Moscow cruise. Besides in depth visits to St. Petersburg and Moscow, the cruise covers all the most important areas between the two capitals: Mandrogui - a colorful village famous for local handicrafts, amazing Kizhi Island with its beautiful nature and wooden architecture, as well as the ancient towns of Goritsy, Yaroslavl, and Uglich.

Group Tour Golden Ring, Moscow and St. Petersburg

This tour is a perfect combination of the 'Two Capitals' of Russia - Moscow and St. Petersburg, and the charming ancient towns of Suzdal and Vladimir located in the Golden Ring area of Russia. The tour is highly recommended to those interested in Russian history.

Moscow - St. Petersburg Luxury Cruise by Vodohod

Moscow - St. Petersburg 3-star cruise by Vodohod

This is our most popular cruise covering Moscow and St. Petersburg and all of the significant towns between these 2 cities. Besides the Two Capitals, you will visit the ancient towns of Uglich, Yaroslavl and Goritsy, the island of Kizhi, and Mandrogui village.

Two Capitals and the Golden Ring

This tour covers the best sights of Moscow and St. Petersburg along with a trip to the Golden Ring - a group of medieval towns to the northeast of Moscow. Ancient Kremlins, onion-shaped domes and wooden architecture is just a small part of what awaits you on this amazing tour.

Group Tour St. Petersburg Break by Intourist

Explore St. Petersburg, the former capital of Imperial Russia with its magnificent palaces, parks, and monuments. Our engaging and most importantly fun tour includes all the most important highlights, such as Peter and Paul Fortress, the Hermitage Museum, and the Catherine Palace with the Amber Room.

Group Tour Highlights of Russia by Intourist

This classic tour will leave you with unforgettable memories of Russia's most important and exciting cities. You’ll get to know Moscow, an exciting and vibrant city rich in history and St. Petersburg - Russia's most romantic and culturally important city.

Two Capitals at a Glance

This is a brief tour of Moscow and St. Petersburg that will give you a good idea of the two cities. On this tour, you will spend one night in each city and travel between the cities on board of a high-speed Sapsan train. The highlight of the trip is the Hermitage, the fourth largest museum in the world and Russia’s former Imperial residence.

Group Tour Treasures of the Golden Ring, Moscow and St. Petersburg

This tour is perfect for those who are interested in Russian culture and its history. Not only you will see two fabulous capitals – Moscow and St. Petersburg, but you’ll also visit the magnificent smaller towns of the Golden Ring including Suzdal, Vladimir, Bogolubovo and Yaroslavl. You will see world famous sights and even a Russian poultry farm!

St. Petersburg - Moscow 3-star cruise by Infoflot

This is our shortest St. Petersburg to Moscow cruise and it is a perfect choice for those who have already been to Moscow and St. Petersburg and would like to explore the small, charming towns lying between the Two Capitals.

St. Petersburg - Moscow Luxury Cruise by Vodohod

This 8-day Russian river cruise on a luxury ship takes you to Russia’s two capitals – Moscow and St. Petersburg, as well as to the ancient towns of Uglich and Goritsy, Kizhi island with its outstanding wooden architecture, and Mandrogui village, famous for traditional handicrafts, and Valaam archipielago with its amazing monastary.

Moscow to St. Petersburg 3-star cruise by Infoflot

This is our shortest Moscow to St. Petersburg cruise and it is a perfect choice for those who have already been to Moscow and St. Petersburg and would like to explore the small, charming towns lying between the Two Capitals.

Two Capitals and Veliky Novgorod

You will actually see three capitals on this tour: Moscow, Russia’s political capital; St. Petersburg, which is considered the cultural capital of Russia, and also Novgorod, the ancient capital of Russia - you will be enchanted by its serenity and medieval atmosphere

Group Tour Moscow Break by Intourist

Russia's capital has so much to offer, from the Kremlin and the Metro to the Old Arbat street and the Tretyakov Gallery. Besides these sites, you will also visit a fascinating country estate which today is quite off the beaten path, Gorky Estate, where the Soviet leader Lenin spent the last months of his life.

Moscow - St. Petersburg 4-star cruise by Crucemundo (long)

This cruise includes the most important sights on the Moscow to St. Petersburg route. Besides in depth visits to the Two Capitals, you will visit the ancient towns of Uglich, Goritsy, the island of Kizhi, and Mandrogui village.

Winter Fairy Tale

One of the best times to visit Russia is winter. At this time of year, all of Russia becomes festive and full of activity, the streets and parks turn into wonderlands of snow and frost with families out and about strolling and taking in the beautiful nature.

Moscow - St. Petersburg 3-star cruise by Infoflot (long)

This 11-day cruise covers Moscow and St. Petersburg and all the significant towns on the route between the two capitals. Besdies Moscow and St. Petersburg, you will visit the ancient towns of Uglich, Yaroslavl, and Goritsy, the island of Kizhi with its beautiful nature and wooden architecture, and Mandrogui village.

St. Petersburg - Moscow 3-star cruise by Infoflot (long)

This 11-day St. Petersburg to Moscow cruise covers all the important places: Mandrogui - a colorful village famous for local handicrafts, amazing Kizhi Island, as well as the ancient towns of Goritsy, Yaroslavl, and Uglich.

Moscow - St. Petersburg 4-star cruise by Crucemundo

Enjoy a short Russian river cruise on a comfortable 4-star ship. Our program includes all the most important sights on the Moscow to St. Petersburg route. Besides the Two Capitals, you will visit the ancient towns of Uglich, Goritsy, the island of Kizhi, and Mandrogui village.

St. Petersburg - Moscow 4-star cruise by Crucemundo (long)

This St. Petersburg to Moscow cruise is a great way to discover Russia. The cruise includes in-depth visits to Russia’s two capitals and also makes stops at all of the important sites along the route including Mandrogui - a colorful village famous for local handicrafts, amazing Kizhi Island with its beautiful nature and wooden architecture, as well as the ancient towns of Goritsy, Yaroslavl, and Uglich.

St. Petersburg - Moscow 4-star cruise by Crucemundo

This is a great Russian river cruise on a comfortable 4-star ship that will take you to St. Petersburg and Moscow and the most significant places between these 2 cities: Mandrogui village, Kizhi island with its amazing wooden architecture and Uglich and Goritsy with their tranquil atmosphere.

I have just returned home from a wonderful holiday visiting St Petersburg and Moscow. My guides and drivers were the most amazing people, very knowledgable and went out of their way to make sure I was happy with my holiday. Russia is beautiful, the places are gorgeous and I loved the people I met who were extremely welcoming, warm and hospitable. Thank you Express to Russia, I recommend you highly and without hesitation to anyone considering a holiday to Russia!!

We have returned home from our travels in St. Petersburg and Moscow, and I wanted to thank you for your part in arranging our trip. Everything went extremely well and we were very pleased with our experiences in Russia. I appreciated your emails in answering all my questions, and the travel was everything we had hoped for. Both hotels were excellent; guides and drivers very professional, helpful, and prompt. We had a great vacation!

Moscow to St. Petersburg tours

Our tours to Moscow and St. Petersburg are offered as land only and therefore do not include airfare. We ask that you arrange your own plane tickets and we will meet you at the airport and handle everything else. You can easily book the discount tickets yourself through our own discount internet ticket office . Please browse our discount air tickets section to learn more.

Your tour will take you to Moscow, the capital of Russia as well as the largest city in both Europe and Russia with a population of over 12 million. Moscow has a rich history dating back to medieval times. World events have been shaped here. You will learn about Moscow’s history during the period of the reign of the Grand Duchy of Moscow , the Russian Empire and the Soviet period. You will see some of the world’s most breathtaking architecture on visits to the Kremlin and Red Square . You will see monuments from Stalin ’s period and also see modern Moscow, one of the most vibrant cities on earth. We encourage you to read the descriptions of each individual tour to learn more.

St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg is one of the most beautiful and romantic cities on earth. It is the former capital of Imperial Russia , and was home to the Russian Tsars for over 200 years. Founded in 1703 by Peter the Great , the city sits on the banks of the majestic Neva River and the Gulf of Finland. Saint Petersburg is famous for the important role it has played in the development of Russia and the Russian Revolution as well as its artistic and cultural significance. The city was home to such eminent figures such as Catherine the Great , Tsar Pavel, Nicholas II the last Tsar and Rasputin , Dostoevsky , Pushkin , Gogol and many more. St. Petersburg is Russia’s second largest city with a population of over 6 million. The city is extremely beautiful with dozens of canals and beautiful palaces. St. Petersburg also houses the Hermitage Museum containing one of the world’s greatest collections of art. Welcome to St. Petersburg, this most beautiful and mysterious of cities .

Welcome to these two great cities of Russia. Your St. Petersburg Moscow tour will give you valuable insights into Russia’s history, its art and most importantly its culture and people. We are sure you will have an unforgettable stay with us!

Frequently Asked Questions From Our Travelers

Is moscow or st petersburg more beautiful.

Moscow and St Petersburg are two completely different cities and difficult to compare. Both are beautiful in their own way. Moscow’s sprawling cityscape reflects centuries of history in a mixture of architectural styles - gilded cupolas of medieval Russian churches merge with Stalinist monoliths and towering glass skyscrapers, and cobble-stone alleys balance grand boulevards. St Petersburg’s centre was laid out over a matter of decades, its regular and harmonious city plan lined with Neoclassicist, Art Nouveau and Baroque masterpieces, intersected with meandering canals. If you can’t choose between the two, check out our best combined Moscow and St Petersburg tours.

What is the best time to visit Moscow and St Petersburg?

A trip to St Petersburg or Moscow at any time of year will be enjoyable. Museums and galleries are much less busy during winter, accommodation is significantly cheaper, and you can enjoy outside activities such as skiing or sleigh rides. Exploring the cities is more enjoyable in the warmer months, and St Petersburg especially beckons during the White Nights. Whenever you decide to travel, check out which national holidays are on – Pancake Week, Victory Day, and City Day are just some of the festivities you can experience. For more information about the best time of year to travel, read our guide.

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8 Must-See Places From Bulgakov's 'The Master And Margarita'

The Master and Margarita is one of the best-loved works in all of Russian literature. One day, the devil and his cronies arrive in Soviet-era Moscow and chaos ensues. The people and places that feature in the novel anchor it in a concrete, real-life Moscow, something that makes it even more fascinating to read. We’ve put together a list of the top eight must-see sites you should visit to indulge your love of Bulgakov’s masterpiece.

Flat number 50, ulitsa Sadovaya

The newer of two museums paying homage to the author based at the same address, the M.A. Bulgakov Museum was set up in 2007 via a government initiative. During the 1930s, Bulgakov lived in a communal apartment in flat number 50 on the fifth floor of an art deco building in central Moscow. This flat is now open to the public, giving a good idea of what communal living might have been like during the Soviet era. The real crowd-drawer, however, is the stairwell leading up to the flat. Long before the museum’s official inauguration, Bolshaya Sadovaya ulitsa no 10 had evolved into a spiritual pilgrimage spot for the author’s many fans. Travelers and locals alike would enter the building to catch a glimpse of the location that played such a pivotal role in one of Russia’s best-loved novels. It became customary to graffiti the stairwell with quotes from the novel, wishes for the future and declarations of love in honor of the Master and his Margarita. To enter, ring the doorbell of number 50, as the building is still a functioning apartment block. Follow the winding graffiti up the stairs and pay a small entrance fee to explore the rooms on display. Mikhail Bulgakov Museum, Bolshaya Sadovaya ul., 10, 50, Moscow, Russia, +7 495 699 53 66

The Bulgakov House Museum

Situated on the ground floor of ulitsa Sadovaya, the Bulgakov House Museum houses a quaint collection of newspaper clippings, books and memorabilia about Bulgakov’s life. Whilst perhaps less authentic than number 50 next door, it boasts a plush red carpet, diabolical statues, a 1930s tea room and a tram replica to amuse anyone familiar with the novel. The museum organizes regular excursions for real literary lovers. These allow you to visit a number of the key places in Moscow associated with The Master and Margarita — you might even, on occasion, meet characters dressed up as key protagonists from the novel. If you’re really keen, there’s even a satirical statue of two of the devilish characters from the novel outside the building, offering the perfect photo opportunity for Bulgakov fanatics.It’s worth noting that the haunted apartment that the devil and his cronies take over in The Master and Margarita is situated at 302-bis, rather than number 10, a reference by Bulgakov to the complexity of the Soviet administration at the time of the novel. The Bulgakov House Museum, Bolshaya Sadovaya ul., 10, Moscow, Russia, +7 496 775 94 61

Patriarch’s Ponds

At the sunset hour of one warm spring day two men were to be seen at Patriarch’s Ponds. So begins Bulgakov’s The Master and Margarita . Patriarch’s Ponds is just a couple of streets away from ulitsa Sadovaya and the museums and well worth the visit. Now an affluent area of Moscow, the ‘ponds’ have been reduced in modern times to one simple oak-tree lined pool bordered by handsome buildings, walkways and various benches on which to daydream. A tongue-in-cheek sign proclaiming it is ‘Forbidden to speak with strangers’ offers a nod to the spot’s literary heritage.Bulgakov often visited the location and is rumored to have wooed his second and third wives under the dappled light of the overhanging trees. If you fancy a bite to eat, head over to Cafe Margarita , which takes its inspiration from the novel. The first cooperative cafe in Moscow, its old-fashioned décor, home-cooked Russian cuisine and live music from classically trained musicians make for a delightful evening. It’s worth booking a table in advance. Patriarch’s Ponds, Moscow, Russia Cafe Margarita, Malaya Bronnaya ul., 28, Moscow, Russia, +7 495 699 65 34

The Manege/Alexander Gardens

During the novel, Margarita takes a seat under one of the Kremlin walls, affording a view of the Manege. She views Berlioz’s funeral procession as it trundles past her and meets Azazello, a fanged redhead who confirms that her beloved Master is still alive.The Manege is considered to be one of the finest architectural examples of late Classicism. Built in 1817, it was intended to celebrate the 5th anniversary of victory over Napoleon. The Manege was a remarkable achievement at the time, with a huge hall with an overhanging roof that featured no internal supports. It also has a slight checkered history; first used for parades of horsemen, it became a depositary and art gallery for the Kremlin during the Soviet era. In 2004, a fire caused the entire ceiling to collapse, with only the walls remaining. It was rebuilt and opened again in 2005, when it featured the same exhibition it was due to show on the day it burnt down. The Alexander Gardens were the first public gardens in Moscow and sit along the Kremlin’s western wall. Vibrant flowerbeds, imposing views of the Kremlin and beautifully laid-out paths invite you to take a leisurely stroll in the heart of the city. Take a seat on one of the many benches and see if, like Margarita, you encounter any interesting characters. The Manege, Manege Square 1, Moscow, Russia, +7 495 645 92 77 Alexander Gardens, Moscow, Russia

Novodevichy Convent

A stone’s throw from Sparrow Hills is Novodevichy Convent and its accompanying monastery. Undoubtedly the best-known cloister in Moscow, it is also exceedingly well preserved and has remained virtually intact since the 17th century — a huge feat considering the fate of many other religious buildings in the city.The peaceful cemetery is the final resting place for some of the best-known authors, artists and politicians from Russia’s past. Bulgakov’s grave can be found here, along with stones and sculptures commemorating Gogol, Mayakovsky, Khrushev and Yeltsin. Novodevichy Convet, Novodevichy Passage, 1, Moscow, Russia, +7 499 246 85 26

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Griboedov House

In the novel, the Griboedov House is home to ‘Massolit’, a literary society headed by Berlioz. The first mention of the house is on the night the society learns of Berlioz’s unfortunate decapitation. Although the Griboedov House does not actually exist, it was named after a real person, the famed Russian playwright Alexander Sergeevich Griboedov (1795-1829).The Griboedov House in the novel is claimed to bear more than a little aesthetic resemblance to Herzen House, where the eponymous author was born in 1812 and which hosted may literary gatherings during the 20s. Bulgakov appropriated the house for his novel as the perfect example of the rampant bohemian debauchery of the era, and the novel features a few ironic references to esteemed literary club members within. Now a museum, you can visit Herzen House yourself and enjoy the handsome old mansion whilst basking in some its unique mélange of myth and history. Herzen House, Sivtzev Vrazhek, 27, Moscow, Russia, +7 499 241 58 59 By Ruth Moore

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