Volga River Cruises

Volga Highlights

Moscow 

Moscow – Russia’s historic capital – is a hub of historic culture and fascinating heritage and visitors will savour time spent in the city, especially when they opt for a city tour of some of the metropolises most important landmarks.

rld-famous Red Square is essential and offers the chance to see wonderful landmarks including St Basil’s Cathedral and the Lenin Mausoleum. Another unmissable Moscow landmark is the colossal and historic Kremlin building, which has been a long-standing icon of Russian culture and heritage. Elsewhere in the city, visitors will find the beautiful Bolshoi Theatre as well as a number of tranquil and stunning parks and gardens to explore.

St Petersburg 

St Petersburg is a truly awe-inspiring city, brimming with colourful and beautiful architecture alongside a wealth of wonderful cultural experiences to enjoy. Perhaps the city’s most famous and impressive landmark is the Hermitage Museum – also known as the Winter Palace. This colossal structure showcases over three million priceless works from some of the world’s foremost artists including Rembrandt, Michelangelo and Rubens.

The city is full of iconic architecture, many examples of which are recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the stunning Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood and the amazing St Isaac’s Cathedral. St Petersburg is a joy to explore, so why not make the most of your time in the city with a guided tour?

Elsewhere along the Volga...

Aside from the major cities of Moscow and St Petersburg, an array of quaint villages and scenic destinations offer a taste of Russian culture for those all who embark on a voyage along the Volga. Visit splendid destinations on the banks of this mighty river including Uglich, Yaroslavl, Goritsy and Kizhi to experience Russian life in a more low key, but equally captivating setting.