1-day St Petersburg Visa-free Light Private Tour

Meet your guide in the port.

Our guide will be waiting for you at the arrivals terminal of Saint-Petersburg port with the sign "Classic Tours". Don't forget to have your international passport and a printed personal "Tour-Ticket" to pass the Russian border.

Saint Petersburg City tour

You will see all the main attractions of St. Petersburg such as the Nevsky course, the Palace square, St. Isaac's Square, the tip of Vasilievsky Island, the Sphinxes, the Mariinsky theater, the Aurora cruiser, the Admiralty and others that are closely connected with the history of the city. During the excursion you will make several stops to take good pictures.

Hermitage museum visit

One of the largest museums in the world where more than 3 million works of art are exhibited, including paintings, sculptures, archaeological artifacts, jewelry collections. You will see the works of art of the famous Renaissance masters, the Impressionists and also the avant-gardists of the XX century.

Visit to the Savior on the Blood Church

You will visit one of the two most important cathedrals in St. Petersburg. Cathedral of Saint Isaac, built in neoclassical style, with the golden dome clearly visible beyond the confines of the center. As an alternative you can visit the Church of the Saint Savior on Spilled Blood built at the site of the killing of the Russian emperor Alexander II. Inside you will see incredible mosaics, dedicated to biblical stories.

Excursion to Peter and Paul Fortress and Cathedral

The birthplace of the city of St. Petersburg where the first stone was laid by Peter the Great in 1717. You will visit the territory and the famous Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, with the tombs of the Russian tsars.

Boat ride along rivers and channels of St.Petersburg

St. Petersburg is called the Venice of the north for the number of rivers and canals that exist. It is essential to take this tour to admire the city from another perspective.

Free time for shopping and walking. Return to the ship.