You will leave with your guide and discover the city while in a comfortable mini-bus.

The first stop is dedicated to the Red Square and the Kremlin, where you will discover the GUM Department Store, the shopping center opened in 1893, Lenin’s Tomb, and St. Basil’s Cathedral with its colorful bulbs, known throughout the world as the symbol of Moscow and Russia. You will also learn more about the Kremlin and the stars that crown it, and the Saviour Tower and its clock. Adjacent to Red Square, you will discover Manezhnaya Square, Tverskaya Street, and the new Zaryadye Park, which will allow you to take in a panoramic view of Moscow.

After a detour by the Bolshoi Theater, your guide will take you to Sparrow Hills where you can see all of Moscow, from the Moscow City business center to the "Seven Sisters", a collection of seven Stalinist-style skyscrapers that stand out in the Moscow architecture, to the cupolas of the Kremlin. The Lomonosov State University, the Academy of Sciences, and the Cathedral of Christ the Savior will be at the forefront in offering you a breathtaking view of the capital.

As an option, you can also stop at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, the tallest Russian Orthodox cathedral built in memory of the victory over Napoleon, and which was destroyed in 1931 and rebuilt in the late 1990s. You can also visit the Novodevichy Convent, in option, a former religious center built in 1524 and reserved for the women of princely families. It is one of the most beautiful monastic complexes in Russia, and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Complete and adapted for everyone, this panoramic tour of Moscow is indispensable for those who wish to discover the riches of the Russian capital.