Gain
insight into Russian’s rich heritage and culture on this private 3-hour
Izmailovo Kremlin and Vodka history museum tour in Moscow. Dive into
the city’s colorful history, discover timber-fronted and stone-clad
buildings, and visit pretty shops selling traditional treasures such as
Russian dolls and attractive jewelry.On this tour with your local
private guide, you will explore fairytale-looking Izmailovo Kremlin
created by modern artists and taste the sweet alcoholic drink Medovukha
based on honey at the Vodka History Museum. And of course, you will see
the main types of Russian crafts - both traditional and modern, and will
be able to buy some precious souvenirs for your family and friends.
Meet your private guide at your Moscow hotel at the start time
of your choosing, then head into the city to begin your tour. Explore
historic streets and bustling thoroughfares, and listen as your private
guide shares insight into Moscow’s rich history and heritage. Stroll
through old Moscow, where timber-fronted and stone-clad buildings line
your route.
Along the way, admire amber jewellery, traditional Russian
dolls and ornate Fabergé eggs in pretty shops, and find out what makes
this bustling metropolis tick. Visit 17th-century Izmailovo Palace —
constructed during the reign of Alexis I of Russia — and marvel at the
impressive architecture you find. Afterward, visit the Russian Vodka
History Museum, where centuries of Russian vodka-making come to life.
Sample Russian medovukha — made from honey and widely considered the
country’s most famous alcoholic drink — during a tasting session, then
return in comfort to your Moscow hotel to conclude your tour.
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Along the way, admire amber jewellery, traditional Russian
dolls and ornate Fabergé eggs in pretty shops, and find out what makes
this bustling metropolis tick. Visit 17th-century Izmailovo Palace —
constructed during the reign of Alexis I of Russia — and marvel at the
impressive architecture you find. Afterward, visit the Russian Vodka
History Museum, where centuries of Russian vodka-making come to life.
Sample Russian medovukha — made from honey and widely considered the
country’s most famous alcoholic drink — during a tasting session, then
return in comfort to your Moscow hotel to conclude your tour.
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