Visite de la ville + Forteresse Peter & Paul

Cette visite touristique de Saint-Petersbourg vous offre le loisir et le confort d'une balade avec chauffeur en admirant les panoramas de la ville, avec commentaires personnalisés d'un guide expérimenté et averti. Faites une balade le long de la "Grande Perspective" mondialement célèbre sous le nom de la Perspective Nevski avec les palais de marbre de la royauté Russe et de l'Aristocratie, avec des boutiques de mode et des salons d'art arrangés comme au 18ème siècle, des verrières et des arcades, avec d'impressionnantes Cathédrales classiques et de la Renaissance

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Get the leisure and comfort of a chauffeured car while taking in the sights of Saint-Petersburg. Drive along the "Great Perspective," known today as the Nevsky Prospect, and lined with the marble palaces of Russian royalty and aristocracy. See the most fashionable boutiques and art salons set in the style of the 18th century, various trading rows and arcades, and impressive classical and Renaissance cathedrals. Get an excellent picture opportunity of a stunning panorama along the Neva's embankments. By the city's Rostral Columns you will have a view of the 5 buildings of the State Hermitage Museum, and see the Admiralty and St. Isaac's Cathedral.

Enjoy the beauty of the third largest square in the world - the Palace Square with the Winter Palace and the Alexander Column. Visit the most splendid architectural masterpieces of St. Petersburg - the Fine Arts Square with the Russian Museum, the magnificent Church of Resurrection on Spilled Blood, the Field of Mars, the Alexanderinsky Drama Theater, Smolny Cathedral, the Senate and Synod classical buildings, the Bronze Horseman and much more.

Get to visit the Peter and Paul Fortress, which is the oldest structure in Saint-Petersburg. The Peter and Paul Fortress was erected for fortification purposes, but was used as a political prison. The Peter and Paul Cathedral is a unique sample of Russian 18th-century architecture. It served as a burial-place for Russian emperors for almost two centuries. The last Russian Tsar, Nicholas II, and his family were buried in the cathedral's small St. Catherine Chapel in 1998.

Includes
- Hotel pick-up
- Transportation by car or mini van
- Assistance of an English-speaking local guide
- Entrance fees

Excludes
- Meals and drinks
- Tips and gratuities
- Personal expenses

Please Note
- German and French-speaking guides are available upon request, with no extra cost.
- Requests for Italian and Spanish guides are available with additional charge.
- Infants up to 2 years old may take the tour free of charge if they have a baby seat with them.