Classical city tours or tailor-made special interest tours throughout the Baltics. We will provide you with deluxe air-conditioned coaches or other transportation according to your needs (limousine, boat, helicopter), and professional, experienced multi-lingual guides.

Choose one of our suggested tours or we will help you to design your own program.

St.Petersburg sightseeing Peterhof half day tour Pushkin half day tour Pavlovsk half day tour Kaliningrad sightseeing Zelenogradsk and the Curonian Spit Svetlogorsk (Rauschen) half day tour
ST. PETERSBURG SIGHTSEEING, half day tour The sightseeing will feature Nevsky Prospekt, Kazansky Cathedral, the Admiralty, the Palace Square with the residence of the Russian tsars known as the Winter Palace, monument of Peter I, the Smolny Convent, the Cruiser Aurora, Tavrichesky Palace, St. Isaac’s Cathedral, the third largest in the world, and Peter and Paul Fortress - the cradle of the city and the burial place of Russian emperors. top ^
PETERHOF, half day tour The tour will start by going to Peterhof by hydrofoil. Peterhof is a jewel of the Russian art, a town of parks, palaces and fountains. In the past it used to serve as an exquisite summer residence of the Russian tsars. From the Great Palace three monumental cascading fountains lead to the Lower Park, the real masterpiece in itself, with 173 fountains on its grounds. top ^
PUSHKIN, half day tour Located at a distance of 27 km from the city, Pushkin (Tsarskoye Selo), a former country residence of the Russian emperors, is a fascinating monument of the world’s architectural and gardening art of the 17th-19th centuries. Magnificent palaces and grand monuments, intimate pavilions and park sculptures settle nicely in the vastness of three parks around the place. The compositional centre of the ensemble is Catherine’s Palace and gardens. Catherine’s Palace houses a famous reconstructed Amber room. The collection of Tsarskoye Selo today numbers 20.000 items. top ^
PAVLOVSK, half day tour Pavlovsk, a former summer palace and gardens of the Russian Emperor Paul I and his family, lies just 30 km away from St. Petersburg and is 15 min drive from Tsarskoye Selo. The landscape park covers the area of 600 ha. The formation of the collection of the Palace was closely connected with the trip of its owners over Europe in 1781-1782. The museum exhibits paintings, furniture, silk fabrics, china, and interior room decorations. It has also a Faberge jewellery collection from the museum’s reserves. The two latter excursions can be combined and this will take approximately 7 hours. top ^
KALININGRAD SIGHTSEEING, 2 hour tour A sightseeing tour of Kaliningrad includes: 14th-16th century Cathedral, famous for the philosopher Kant’s grave located on the premises, the 14th century Juditten Church with the cemetery, the Museum of Amber in Dona Bastion, Albertina University, one of the oldest in Russia, as well as the Botanical Garden. The sightseeing tour of Kaliningrad can be organised by bus or by boat, depending on request. top ^
ZELENOGRADSK and the CURONIAN SPIT, a day tour The extraordinary location and beauty of the Curonian Spit, extending for 100 kilometres and dividing the Baltic Sea from the Curonian Lagoon, is a place worth spending more than a day. Designated as a national park on both sides of the border (Russian/Lithuanian), the Spit is home to a unique range of wildlife. On the Russian side the major attraction is the Ornithological Centre at Rybachy. It studies regular migrations that bring around 100.000 birds here each spring and autumn. At Lesnoe is a Museum of the History of the Spit. Zelenogradsk is a quiet 19th century village characterised by wooden architecture and famous for medical treatment facilities. Optional visit to Nida on the Lithuanian side and further to Klaipņda is possible, too. top ^
SVETLOGORSK, half day tour We recommend a visit to this seaside resort, situated on the Baltic coast 30 km from Kaliningrad. The wealth and taste of the era remains in the extraordinary variety of buildings, including its famous Water Tower. A German sculptor Hermann Brachert lived in the town before the war and his works can be traced throughout the town. The natural beauty of the area remains unspoiled - you can enjoy the sand dunes, pine woods, medical mud baths and mineral waters. During the summer period a full range of cultural activities is offered, including organ music concerts in the former Catholic Church. top ^