Highlights / General details
If you want to explore Moscow, you should start from the very center, which is Red Square, see all sites nearby such as Kremlin and its main Spasskaya tower with the huge clock in the middle; St. Basil Cathedral and the G.U.M department store covering most of the east side of the Red Square. You should visit Vorobievy (Sparrow) Hills and admire magnificent birds’ eye view of Moscow.
The Moscow Kremlin is a symbol of Russia and one of the largest architectural productions in the world. It has one of the richest treasuries of historical relics and monuments of culture and art.

Inclusion
Local English speaking guide; Transportation; Entrance ticket to Kremlin and 1 Cathedral

Exclusion
Meals; Items of a personal nature; Tips or gratuities for the guide, Extra time, Souvenirs.

Hours of operation
Available daily except for Tuesdays.

Duration
Approximately 4 hours.

Itinerary
Start your day by joining your guide and start to explore the city from the central spectacular streets. You will see the most famous Russia’s square- Red Square. From there you will go to the territory of The Kremlin where you will be impressed by Cathedral square, Tzar Bell (a huge bell) and Tzar Cannon (a huge cannon).
Next, you will go to the observation point The Sparrow Hill from where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the city. The next stop of the trip is Poklonnaya Gora (literally "bow-down hill"; metaphorically "Worshipful Submission Hill") which is located in the Victory Park. You will see an impressive monument dedicated to the warriors who defended Russia through the centuries. On a contrast to the old city, you will see a modern district of the city called Moscow City. Huge glass and metal buildings can’t but impress you.