St.Basil's Cathedral and Red Square: Private Tour and Ticket

The opportunity to explore the heart of Moscow, Saint Basil’s Cathedral – one of the world’s most renowned landmarks and one of the major symbols of Russia.

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Highlights

See the charming colorful onions on top of Saint Basil’s Cathedral
Go inside Saint Basil Cathedral to learn the intricate history of this sanctuary
Pass Lenin's Mausoleum and learn why it is still so popular with the public

Description

Saint Basil’s Cathedral has been an integral part of Russian history, this famous church was on the Red Square long before the first Romanov dynasty came to power and survived both a war with Napoleon and World War II. Thankfully, time has remained favorable to this great cathedral and now you can see it with your own eyes. Go inside and admire the nine small churches all hidden under the one roof. You can walk around Red Square and see where history was made with merchants, farmers, revolutionaries, soldiers, and Soviet citizens all calling Red Square their home. Go inside of the GUM Department Store and imagine when the store first opened its doors, baffling its visitors with intricate architecture and exquisite goods. Following this, you can see the changing of the guards in the Alexander Garden, a ceremony held every day in honor of the fallen soldiers of the Great Patriotic War (World War II). On this concise tour you will be able see the most famous Russian landmarks, whilst learning their history and taking pictures that will remind you of this magical place for years to come.

Includes

Entrance tickets to Saint Basil's Cathedral Guided Tour inside Saint Basil for approximately 40-50 minutes Guided Tour around Red Square for approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes Pick-up at centrally located hotels (inside Garden Ring) Beautiful and unforgettable photos
Hotel drop off Gratuities