Compared to the ancient cities of Europe or Russia, St. Petersburg, which celebrated its 300th anniversary in 2003, is really a youngster. Despite this, not too many cities in the world can compete with the number of historical places and architectural wonders of this former Russian capital.

The Hermitage Museum, Peterhoff, Amber Room, St. Isaac's Cathedral, Kirov Theatre… the list of places to visit in St. Petersburg goes on and on. It is a real challenge to squeeze things and places we want to show our customers in our city into the format of a tour, however long it is. From the very first minute of your walking tour of St. Petersburg, you start feeling overwhelmed with the grandeur, taste and mystery of this place, full of great shades and memories.

The town was conceived and built on the bank of the Finish Gulf according to the rational plan and Peter the Great’s desire to build the first European town in Russia. Just a 3-4 hour flight from any major European hub will bring you to the Venice of the North. Though the present city center is really a mixture of buildings constructed at different times, one can not escape the impression of the divine unity, harmony of stone and water.