All Year Moscow River Cruise with a Local Guide and Free Coffee

All Year Moscow River Cruise with a Local Guide and Free Coffee

The yacht has a glass roof and also an open terrace, so in any weather conditions it is very comfortable. We consider it a perfect way to admire Moscow from the river, since the view is panoramic, a guide will speak to you about Moscow culture and history and will also recommend you the best restaurants, museums, art galleries and other places in the city which are worth visiting.

You can choose multiple times to start the tour. We will tell you for what time there are cruises available and you can choose the most convenient time.

During the cruise we will see almost all of the main sights of Moscow city-centre. On the boat you can also enjoy some coffee, dessert or even dinner:))

We will pick you up from the your centrally located hotel and by public transport or taxi we will go to the pier:)

See you!

Itinerary
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Pass By: Prichal Park Gor'kogo, Pushkinskaya Naberezhnaya, Moskva, Russia, 119049

Gorky park is the main park of the city (think: central park in New York). All the main events of the city are happening here: music festivals, exhibitions, fairs, dance lessons, yoga lessons, marathons, bike races, theatre performances.

Pass By: Kremlin Walls and Towers, Red Square, Moscow 613310 Russia

Kremlin - one of the most important places for Russian history and culture. A residence of Russian tzars (Russian for kings) and later Soviet leaders. Now: a museum and office of the president.

Pass By: Saint Basil's Cathedral, Red Square 2, Moscow 109012 Russia

The most beautiful cathedral in the world (arguably :D). Anyway, its' colourful "onion" domes are know all over the world and long time ago became a symbol of Russia.

Pass By: Seven Sisters, Moscow Russia

Famous Stalin's skyscrapers. Seven of the all over the city, we will pass a couple of the most famous ones: MSU, hotel Ukraine, residential building on Kotelnisheskaia embankment. After WWII they became symbols of Soviet power (while USSR was feeling quite bad, people were starving and suffering in Stalin's labor camps. More about that on the tour :D)

Pass By: Park Zaryad'ye, улица Варварка домовладение 6, строение 1, Moskva, Russia, 109012

Modern Moscow park made on the place of the biggest hotel in the world called Rossiya (Russian for "Russia"). Now a very popular place to spend time for Russians and foreigners a few meters away from the Kremlin, where you can eat some caviar and shrimps, drink some kvass and wine and just enjoy yourself.

Pass By: Hotel Ukraine, Kutuzovskiy Ave. 2/1 bld. 1, Moscow 121248 Russia

One of the Stalin's skyscrapers named of the republic of Ukraine, which was back in the times a part of Soviet Union, now of course a separate country. But Russians still love Ukranians as brithers and no political controversies will change that, so we still name hotel "Ukraine" :D

Pass By: Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, Volkhonka, 15, Moscow 119019 Russia

The biggest cathedral of orthodox christianity. It has a crazy history and magnificent architecture. It's white walls and huge golden domes will definitely impress you.

Pass By: Red October, Povarskaya st., 29/36, Moscow Russia

A chocolate factory before now it became a trendy place for hipsters and all the people how enjoy good food, electronic music, contemporary art, architecture and urbanism. A nice example of 19th century brick industrial architecture. Located on an island.

Pass By: Peter The Great Monument, Moscow Russia

A HUGE monument to Peter the Great. Pretty controversial piece of art. Some Moscovites hate it, some just don't like it :D. It's a big mistake in the middle of a city and I will tel you why:) Anyway, it's a part of our history now, so I guess we will have to love one way or another. It's almost 100 metres high and weights around 1000 (a thousand) tons.