Moscow Red Square and Bolshoi Theater Private Tour

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Moscow, Russian Federation

Trip Type: Private Sightseeing Tours

Duration: 3 hours

This 3-hour private tour is a perfect way to see the city of rich history (almost 870 years!) all dazzling with colourful cathedrals, domes, baroque architecture, beautiful parks and fountains.

Your private guide will show you over 15 iconic landmarks and finish the tour at the Bolshoi Theater where you will join a one-hour group tour in English exploring one of most prominent theaters in the world.

Highlights:

Hit the best sights and must-see attractions in Moscow

Explore the cozy nooks of Old Town of Moscow

Get a taste of the ancient streets and squares

Listen your guide’s stories about Ivan the Terrible, Lenin and Stalin

Roam through the historical district, Alexander Garden and the main street of Moscow

See the oldest fortress in Russia, one of the largest in Europe

Drop into a local bakery for delicious culinary masterpieces

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Hit the best sights and must-see attractions in Moscow
Explore the cozy nooks of Old Town of Moscow
Get a taste of the ancient streets and squares
Listen your guide’s stories about Ivan the Terrible, Lenin and Stalin
Roam through the historical district, Alexander Garden and the main street of Moscow
See the oldest fortress in Russia, one of the largest in Europe
Drop into a local bakery for delicious culinary masterpieces

Say goodbye to your travel books and say privet to Moscow streets. On the tour you will learn many fun facts, stories, myths and legends about Moscow that you won’t find anywhere else.

Get your bearings with a walk in the heart of Moscow. Here are our TOP 14 Moscow attractions to jump start your Russian adventure in style and tick off your Moscow-list:

Red Square. Take on a city with plenty of Renaissance, Baroque, Art nouveau architecture to keep you speechless for the next 3 hours
GUM. Shop for souvenirs and nom on GUM’s signature ice-cream while discussing things like how the world has changed in the last 123 years
St Basil’s Cathedral. Pop into the favorite cathedral of Ivan the Terrible who blinded its architect to feel safe that such a masterpiece will never be built anywhere else
Lenin’s Mausoleum. Make a quick stop in the mausoleum to see the hero of the nation. Open every day except Mondays and Fridays
Kremlin towers and walls. Great views from Big Moskvoretsky Bridge. 20 towers is too many right? Prince Dmity Donskoy would disagree. Take in the views of the largest and oldest fortress in Russia, built in 1490s (from outside)
Kitay Gorod Wall and Tretyakov Passage. See what history and art can do to architecture. Don’t forget your cameras!
Kitay Gorod district: Nikolskaya, Nikolskaya and Varvarka street. Walking in the old town of Moscow is like watching a historical movie, each building on our way is so full of history and have so much to tell
Old English Court and Romanov House will show you what a city can do with almost 900 years of inspiration
Alexander Garden, a Ruined Grotto, the Eternal Flame. Tsars’ influence, then aristocratic Emperors, Soviet heritage and now back to the roots. Discover the history of Moscow walking along the Kremlin wall
Tverskaya street. Stroll along the main street of Moscow and soak in the Soviet past of the city
Eliseev Emporium. Simply the best grocery in the city. Don’t get lost in its elaborate decoration and high ceilings
Kamergersky lane, Kuznetsk Bridge street. The birthplace of Russian fashion and the beloved meeting point of locals
Legendary National and Metropol Hotels. You can’t but admire these two. They are so photogenic. Ok, and historic
Detsky Mir department store. Don’t skip the observation deck with iconic views of the city and Kremlin
Bolshoi Theater. Imagine the 18-19th century, Imperial times and explore the Russia’s oldest theater depicted on the Russian 100-ruble banknote

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