The museum complex is spread over a vast area with two buildings. You will get a chance to see a collection of rare and legendary steam trains, locomotives, electric locomotives, railcars, and other rolling stock. This is a perfect place to visit before your trip to Vladivostok!

the Spilled Blood Church
the Hermitage
the boat ride along rivers and canals
the Faberge museum

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(On board the trains, Kupé 4-berth sleepers (2nd class) is the usual comfortable choice for most passengers)

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Metro does not only function as public transportation, but a museum showcasing the history and beauty of Russia both past and present. Learn to navigate the Moscow Metro like a local!
Discover Kremlin, the home of the Russian government, a UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage, explore one of the new symbols of Moscow- Zaryadye Park and visit Russia's most iconic department store – GUM.

Transfer to the train station

Meeting with your guide

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Interactive museum dedicated to traditional Tatar food – sweet Chack – Chack. Learn how the various foods are made and sample teas and sweets.

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Stay overnight in hotel

Optional: Enjoy a tour of a sturgeon fish-farm with a caviar tasting and head over to the local brewery where you can try different sorts of beer.
Prehistoric survivors of the ice age, sturgeon are among the largest freshwater fish in the world and is one of the most valuable species inhabiting the rivers of Russia. Learn the history, the details about sturgeon and of course try caviar which was for centuries considered nothing more than cheap peasant food, served with porridge and eaten by the bowlful but once Ivan the Terrible got a taste for it, its status changed, and it has remained a delicacy since.
Experience a laid-back atmosphere at a local brewery, sample several varieties of craft brews, then tour the facility and learn about the history of the company.


Optional: Ural Gold mining tour
Russia is the largest country in terms of geographical area. As a result, it has some of the largest mineral reserves in the world. For many years, gold mining by individuals was illegal but recently the state has allowed people to try their luck at finding this most precious of metals.
Gold mining is deeply rooted in history of Russia and dates to the Middle Ages.
Learn about gold panning techniques, spend your time searching for gold and become a real gold miner!

If you are interested in hiking or getting outdoors during your time on the Trans-Siberian, then Stolby is the right place! Fresh pure air, massive rocks, thick forest - the natural reserve is the rightful leader among all the tourist destinations of Krasnoyarsk and occupies the territory of 47.2 thousand ha of the right bank of the Yenisey.

She will tell you about her artworks, trips to the north of Siberia and local art life. Enjoy tea party with homemade pancakes

City tour with the visit to the observation place, you will see Krasnoyarsk Hydroelectric power station which is one of the biggest in the world.

There are plenty of hikes, luges, and zip lines. The length of the zip line at the Bobrovy Log Fun Park is about 760 meters and the top speed is 88 kmph

With cheerful wooden cabins spread out across three lakeside valleys, this is the most popular of Baikal's villages. Hike up for excellent views of the lake. Try the famous Baikal fish Omul at a restaurant located at the shore of Lake Baikal.

You cannot come to Russia and not visit banya! Throughout Russian history, all social classes within Russian society, including villagers and noble people, used it.

As the first inhabitants of the Lake Baikal region in Siberia, the Buryat people are descendants of tribal Mongols whose spiritual belief system combines Buddhism and shamanism. The Buryat language is classified as endangered by UNESCO.
Be greeted by locals, go on a tour of their traditional dwellings, see a musical performance, try traditional cuisine and of course meet a shaman.

See C-56 submarine as well as many historic, cultural and architectural landmarks. Delve into Vladivostok's military history visiting its Fortress including two of the old batteries, which now serve as museums. Russky Island was a fully militarized zone for most of the past 150 years, but it has been reinvented as a business and academic center.

It gives visitors a chance to get up close to the Far East's regional wildlife. Thanks to the famous friendship of tiger Amur and goat Timur (who are unfortunately no longer friends), this safari park became even more famous than it was before.