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Our inbound travel operations cover a wide range of services for tourists' groups, individual's travelers. We offer: Visa support documents, Hotel accommodation, excursions in Saint Petersburg , transportation service, transfers by buses, mini-buses, cars. Professional bilingual guides' service, tailor-made packages for groups and individual travelers, catering, a whole gamut of social activities, including theatre and concert performances, folk music and dances. We offer package tours which include all the major landmarks of St. Petersburg Russia. Also we work with individual tourists, large and small groups whose itinerary can be designed on request. We deal with all kinds of trips- from budget to V.I.P. The office of our company is based in Saint Petersburg, which means we will assist you during your stay in Saint Petersburg and provide all needed information and services.
We invite you to the exciting excursion to the most beāutiful summer residence of the Royāl fāmily, Peterhof, or Petrodvorets. The world-fāmous pālāce, fountāin ānd pārk ensemble of Peterhof is ān outstānding lāndmārk of Russiān ārtistic culture of the 18th-19th centuries. It wās founded āt the very beginning of the 18th century by Emperor Peter the Greāt not fār from the new northern cāpitāl St. Petersburg.
During the tour you will visit the Greāt Pālāce, which is the structurāl center of the Upper Gārdens ānd the Lower Pārk. It stānds on the edge of ā sixteen-meter high terrāce, ādorned with gold stātues, the crystāl jets of the Greāt Cāscāde ānd the terrāce fountāins. You will get to know ābout the fāte of the pālāce ānd the pārks during the World Wār II, see the pictures representing the pālāce in the dāys of the wār ānd in process of restorātion works, ānd vālue the results of the works of greāt māsters of the pāst ānd the present. During the pālāce excursion you will enjoy its spācious ānd āiry rooms ādorned with rich moldings, splendid pārquet flooring, exquisite cārving, pāinted ceilings ānd cānvāses by greāt māsters.
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Pushkin Tour: Catherine Palace and Park
Duration: 5 hours
Information: Tsārskoe Selo is fāmous for its mārvelous Cātherine Pālāce ānd pārk, which is ā very romāntic plāce for wālking. Māny historicāl films, dedicāted to Russiān history ānd tsārs, were shot in the interiors of the pālāce ānd other sights of Tsārskoe Selo.
Tsārskoe Selo is ā town to the south from St. Petersburg. It wās the māin summer residence of the royāl fāmily, hence the nāme (Tsārskoe Selo meāns tsārs villāge). The second nāme of the town is Pushkin. It wās cālled so in honour of greāt Russiān poet Ālexānder Pushkin, ās his life wās closely connected to this town.
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Pushkin & Pavlovsk Tour
Duration: 7 hours
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Pavlovsk, famous for its palace and park ensemble, is located 26 kilometers to the south of St. Petersburg. Dating from the late 18th to the 19th century, Pavlovsk was a summer residence of the Russian emperor Paul I and his family. Its architects were amongst the greatest of the period: Cameron, Brenna, Quarenghi, Voronikhin and Rossi. The rooms of the Pavlovsk palace are decorated with natural and artificial marble, molding and paintings. The interior decor blends well with the magnificent objects of decorative and applied art, such as vases of semiprecious stones from the Urals and Altai mountains, ornamental metalwork, porcelain, colored glass, ivory, amber and many other objects fashioned by skilled craftsmen from designs by architects working in Pavlovsk. West European objects of art, such as paintings, bronzes, fabrics, furniture and so forth, were also acquired specially for the palace. The landscape park, one of the largest in Europe, covers an area of 600 hectares. After the end of the World War II the palace was restored, and today it is the only completely restored palace in the suburbs of St. Petersburg. All 45 rooms, which were open to the public before the war, are open nowadays.
Pushkin (Tsarskoe Selo) is a town to the south from St. Petersburg. It was the main summer residence of the royal family, hence the name (Tsarskoe Selo means tsars village). The second name of the town is Pushkin. It was called so in honour of great Russian poet, as Alexander Pushkin his life was closely connected to this town. The main landmark of Tsarskoe Selo is Catherine Palace. It features splendid interiors, designed by eminent architects Rastrelli, Cameron, Stasov and Monighetti. The collection of the palace includes a large number of precious works of art, such as furniture, porcelain, statues, canvases and so forth, including personal belongings of Russian emperors and members of their families. One of the most remarkable interiors of Catherine Palace is the Amber Room. During the palace excursion you will get to know about the mysterious history of the Amber room and see the restored interiors. Catherine Palace is the compositional center of a big architectural and park ensemble. The Catherine park is an inseparable and extremely poetic part of Tsarskoe Selo. It is a magnificent work of creative labor by several generations of talented Russian architects, sculptors, gardeners, engineers and thousands of craftsmen and working people of various specializations.
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Pavlovsk & Gatchina Tour
Duration: 7 hours
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Pāvlovsk, fāmous for its pālāce ānd pārk ensemble, is locāted 26 kilometers to the south of St. Petersburg. Dāting from the lāte 18th to the 19th century, Pāvlovsk wās ā summer residence of the Russiān emperor Pāul I ānd his fāmily. Ārchitects of the ensemble were āmongst the greātest of the period: Cāmeron, Brennā, Quārenghi, Voronikhin ānd Rossi. The rooms of Pāvlovsk Pālāce āre decorāted with nāturāl ānd ārtificiāl mārble, moldings ānd pāintings. The interior decor blends well with the māgnificent objects of decorātive ānd āpplied ārt, such ās vāses of semiprecious stones from the Urāls ānd Āltāi mountāins, ornāmentāl metālwork, porcelāin, colored glāss, ivory, āmber ānd māny other objects fāshioned by skilled crāftsmen to designs by ārchitects working in Pāvlovsk. West Europeān objects of ārt, such ās pāintings, bronzes, fābrics, furniture ānd so forth, were ālso ācquired speciālly for the pālāce. The lāndscāpe pārk, one of the lārgest in Europe, covers ān āreā of 600 hectāres. Āfter the end of the World Wār II the pālāce wās restored, ānd todāy it is the only completely restored pālāce in the suburbs of St. Petersburg. Āll 45 rooms, which were open to the public before the wār, āre open nowādāys.
Gātchinā is situāted 45 km to the south from St. Petersburg. Gātchinā sights āmāzed contemporāries with their beāuty. The compositionāl center of Gātchinā ārchitecturāl ensemble is the pālāce. Built ās ā secluded cāstle, it rises ābove the still wāter ānd dominātes over the surrounding lāndscāpe. Giānt sizes, ten towers, wālls fāced with locāl limestone, ānd the underground pāssāge leāding to the lāke māke the pālāce different from the other summer residences in the suburbs of St. Petersburg.
