Today is for a city tour of St. Petersburg. After breakfast, we will take you to some famous squares to get close to the history of this 300-year-old city. The first stop is the Palace Square, which witnessed the October Revolution. Then we will proceed to the Senate Square, where you will see the 18th-century sculpture - the Bronze Horseman sitting on a 1500-tonne stone moved by humans. St. Isaac's Square is the last stop of our square visits. Here you will enjoy the splendid facades of Mariinsky Palace and Saint Isaac's Cathedral and meet with a large monument to Nicholas I. After taking some photos, we will then take you to visit the most beautiful metro station. Take the metro to Peter and Paul Fortress. Built in the 18th century, this defensive fortress is as old as this city and had been through the vicissitude together with it. Besides the historical significance, its gorgeous decorations, such as the over 40 exquisitely-craved sculptures, are also worth-seeing. Lastly, we will explore St. Isaac's Cathedral, largest cathedral of North Russia. The magnificent inner designs, including the rich 19th-century mosaics, paintings and statues, and the gilded façade, which uses over 200 pounds of gold, will offer you an amazing experience. After these visits, we will drive back to your hotel.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Courtyard St. Petersburg Vasilievsky or similar (4 stars)
Palace Square
St. Isaac's Cathedral