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MS Kronstadt - Along the Russian Rivers - from Saint Petersburg to Moscow
Saint Petersburg, Mandrogi, Kizhi, Goritsy, Yaroslavl, Uglich & Moscow
Highlights- All meals included - DRINKS INCLUDED with meals
- Refined local cuisine
- Headsets are included for excursions
- Official welcome from the captain and crew
- Tour leader or cruise director on board
- Onboard activities and/or lectures
- Travel assistance and repatriation insurance
- All port fees included
- The cruise is suitable for both French and English speakers.
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- STARTING PRICE $2484 or €2070
- DURATION 11 nights
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DEPARTURE DATES
- 29 May 2021
- 19 June 2021
- 10 & 31 July 2021
- 11 September 2021
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EMBARKATION PORTS
- Saint Petersburg
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Day 1 : Saint PetersburgPassengers are welcome to board our ship starting from 2:00 p.m. You’ll be welcomed with a musical greeting. After comfortably settling into your cabins, we'll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 2 : Saint PetersburgLocated on the Neva River, discover the second largest city of Russia through its canals and rivers bordered with magnificent architectural palaces. We’ll first explore this “Venice of the North” with a visit to the St. Nicholas Naval Cathedral, a major Baroque Orthodox cathedral. Afterwards, join us on a visit of the Peter and Paul Fortress and its cathedral, which contains the tombs of former Russian tsars. We'll then have lunch in town. In the afternoon, join us for a visit of the most famous museum in Russia located in the Winter Palace: The State Hermitage Museum. Sprawling across three massive buildings, this vast, chaotic, and incredibly rich collection is unquestionably the biggest draw for visitors to St. Petersburg. Afterwards, we'll have dinner and spend the night on board. Join us for the optional excursions proposed: Enjoy an evening of folklore entertainment OR visit Saint Petersburg by night and watch the raising of the draw bridges (this excursion can only be purchased on board).
Day 3 : Saint PetersburgToday, enjoy time on your own to explore Saint Petersburg. OR this morning, join us for an optional visit of the Peterhof Palace. The utterly elegant Great Peterhof Palace is one of the supreme monuments of the 18th century and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’ll have lunch in town and return on board afterwards OR join us on an optional cruise along the canals of the city. We’ll return on board and start cruising towards Mandrogi. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 4 : MandrogiWe’ll spend the morning cruising towards Mandrogi. Take advantage of this morning cruise to admire the beautiful landscapes offered by the Ladoga and Onega Lakes. Enjoy lunch on board or join us for an optional traditional lunch in Mandrogi. Afterwards, you'll have some free time to enjoy a stroll through the village, founded over 16 years ago as an eco-stop. Artisans and craftsmen from all over Russia were invited to live and work here, creating the village's unique style. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 5 : KizhiWe’ll cruise along Lake Onega before reaching Kizhi. Located at the heart of Lake Onega in the Republic of Karelia, Kizhi is one of Russia’s must-see attractions. Join us for a guided tour of the island, a true open-air museum which houses a collection of amazing wooden structures from the past, including old chapels and houses, windmills and granaries as well as barns and racks for drying crops. The gem of this collection is the 22-domed Transfiguration Church (currently being renovated), covered with golden leaves and religious portraits and sitting next to the Church of the Intercession. Afterwards, we'll have lunch on board and continue our cruise on Lake Onega towards Goritsy. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 6 : GoritsyWe’ll spend the morning cruising towards Goritsy along the Sheksna River and Lake Beloye. After lunch, discover the authentic Russian way of life through a tour of the Goritsy School and a typical house. OR you can choose to join us on an optional visit of the Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery. Founded in the 14th century by St. Cyril, this monastery used to be the largest and the strongest fortress in Northern Russia. This optional visit replaces the tours included in the stopover in Goritsy. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 7 : Yaroslavl - RostovWe’ll spend the morning cruising towards Yaroslavl, one of the Golden Ring cities funded in 1010. After lunch, join us for a visit of the Spassky (St Saviour) Monastery. Built in the 12th century, the monastery is home to the oldest building in the city: the monastery cathedral. You’ll also be able to see St. Elijah the Prophet's Church. You can also choose to join in on an optional excursion to Rostov, one of the oldest cities of the Golden Ring. After a panoramic tour, we’ll visit the Rostov Kremlin and the Assumption Cathedral erected in 1162. After our excursions, we’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 8 : UglichWe’ll cruise along the Volga River towards Uglich. Join us for a visit of the Uglich Kremlin which houses the Church of St Dmitry on the Blood and the Cathedral of the Transfiguration. The Uglich Kremlin was built during the 15th century and consists of seven buildings. The most majestic part is the five-domed Transfiguration Cathedral built in 1713. You’ll also see the Church of St Dmitry on the Blood, the second oldest building in the Uglich Kremlin ensemble. It was painted red to remind people of the blood spilled in this place when the eight-year-old Prince Dmitry was found dead. We’ll then enjoy a traditional concert of church music before lunch. We’ll leave the Volga River behind to cruise along the Moscow canal through the impressive lock chambers built under Stalin. This evening, enjoy the Captain’s dinner. We’ll spend the night on board.
Day 9 : MoscowWe’ll spend the morning cruising towards Moscow, reaching it after lunch. We’ll set out for a panoramic tour of the city, stopping by the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, rebuilt in 1995 as an exact replica of the 1883 version that had been demolished in 1931 by Stalin. We’ll also discover the Donskoy Monastery, built out of wood in 1592 and truly conceived as a fortress whose goal was to defend the city from a Mongolian invasion. Rebuilt in the 17th century, it is today surrounded by gorgeous castellated ramparts as well as eight square and four circular towers with red-blood crowns. The monastery’s necropolis houses the tomb of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board. Join us for an optional tour of the subway and city “by night”. The Moscow subway stations are some of the most beautiful in the world. With their sculptures, mosaics, lamps, and stained glass, the city’s subway stations look more like lavish palace halls. We’ll not only visit some of the stations but we’ll also take a nighttime tour to see the city all lit up.
Day 10 : MoscowJoin us for a panoramic tour of the Russian capital. We’ll start our tour passing by the Red Square, a space cleared by Ivan the Great and reorganized by Ivan the Terrible, which is now the historical and political center of Russia. We’ll also drive past the celebrated GUM State Department Store. After lunch in town, we’ll visit the Kremlin, former residence of the tsars, and take a stroll around the Cathedral Square where we’ll come across the most ancient monuments. We’ll finish up with a visit of the wonderful Cathedral of the Dormition. Join us for an optional visit of the Kremlin Amoury. The museum houses collections based on the precious items that had been preserved for centuries in the tsars’ treasury and the Patriarch’s vestry: Royal garments, gold- and silverware, arms and armours, etc. The highest artistic level and particular historical and cultural value of the exhibits have made the Armoury a world-wide known museum. Visit of the Armoury subject to entry quotas set by the Kremlin Administrative Office. Must be booked 60 days prior to departure at the latest. Afterwards, we’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 11 : MoscowEnjoy one last breakfast before disembarking in Moscow. End of our services at the North River Station.
Day 1 : Saint PetersburgPassengers are welcome to board our ship starting from 2:00 p.m. You’ll be welcomed with a musical greeting. After comfortably settling into your cabins, we'll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 2 : Saint PetersburgLocated on the Neva River, discover the second largest city of Russia through its canals and rivers bordered with magnificent architectural palaces. We’ll first explore this “Venice of the North” with a visit to the St. Nicholas Naval Cathedral, a major Baroque Orthodox cathedral. Afterwards, join us on a visit of the Peter and Paul Fortress and its cathedral, which contains the tombs of former Russian tsars. We'll then have lunch in town. In the afternoon, join us for a visit of the most famous museum in Russia located in the Winter Palace: The State Hermitage Museum. Sprawling across three massive buildings, this vast, chaotic, and incredibly rich collection is unquestionably the biggest draw for visitors to St. Petersburg. Afterwards, we'll have dinner and spend the night on board. Join us for the optional excursions proposed: Enjoy an evening of folklore entertainment OR visit Saint Petersburg by night and watch the raising of the draw bridges (this excursion can only be purchased on board).
Day 3 : Saint PetersburgToday, enjoy time on your own to explore Saint Petersburg. OR this morning, join us for an optional visit of the Peterhof Palace. The utterly elegant Great Peterhof Palace is one of the supreme monuments of the 18th century and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’ll have lunch in town and return on board afterwards OR join us on an optional cruise along the canals of the city. We’ll return on board and start cruising towards Mandrogi. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 4 : MandrogiWe’ll spend the morning cruising towards Mandrogi. Take advantage of this morning cruise to admire the beautiful landscapes offered by the Ladoga and Onega Lakes. Enjoy lunch on board or join us for an optional traditional lunch in Mandrogi. Afterwards, you'll have some free time to enjoy a stroll through the village, founded over 16 years ago as an eco-stop. Artisans and craftsmen from all over Russia were invited to live and work here, creating the village's unique style. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 5 : KizhiWe’ll cruise along Lake Onega before reaching Kizhi. Located at the heart of Lake Onega in the Republic of Karelia, Kizhi is one of Russia’s must-see attractions. Join us for a guided tour of the island, a true open-air museum which houses a collection of amazing wooden structures from the past, including old chapels and houses, windmills and granaries as well as barns and racks for drying crops. The gem of this collection is the 22-domed Transfiguration Church (currently being renovated), covered with golden leaves and religious portraits and sitting next to the Church of the Intercession. Afterwards, we'll have lunch on board and continue our cruise on Lake Onega towards Goritsy. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 6 : GoritsyWe’ll spend the morning cruising towards Goritsy along the Sheksna River and Lake Beloye. After lunch, discover the authentic Russian way of life through a tour of the Goritsy School and a typical house. OR you can choose to join us on an optional visit of the Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery. Founded in the 14th century by St. Cyril, this monastery used to be the largest and the strongest fortress in Northern Russia. This optional visit replaces the tours included in the stopover in Goritsy. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 7 : Yaroslavl - RostovWe’ll spend the morning cruising towards Yaroslavl, one of the Golden Ring cities funded in 1010. After lunch, join us for a visit of the Spassky (St Saviour) Monastery. Built in the 12th century, the monastery is home to the oldest building in the city: the monastery cathedral. You’ll also be able to see St. Elijah the Prophet's Church. You can also choose to join in on an optional excursion to Rostov, one of the oldest cities of the Golden Ring. After a panoramic tour, we’ll visit the Rostov Kremlin and the Assumption Cathedral erected in 1162. After our excursions, we’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 8 : UglichWe’ll cruise along the Volga River towards Uglich. Join us for a visit of the Uglich Kremlin which houses the Church of St Dmitry on the Blood and the Cathedral of the Transfiguration. The Uglich Kremlin was built during the 15th century and consists of seven buildings. The most majestic part is the five-domed Transfiguration Cathedral built in 1713. You’ll also see the Church of St Dmitry on the Blood, the second oldest building in the Uglich Kremlin ensemble. It was painted red to remind people of the blood spilled in this place when the eight-year-old Prince Dmitry was found dead. We’ll then enjoy a traditional concert of church music before lunch. We’ll leave the Volga River behind to cruise along the Moscow canal through the impressive lock chambers built under Stalin. This evening, enjoy the Captain’s dinner. We’ll spend the night on board.
Day 9 : MoscowWe’ll spend the morning cruising towards Moscow, reaching it after lunch. We’ll set out for a panoramic tour of the city, stopping by the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, rebuilt in 1995 as an exact replica of the 1883 version that had been demolished in 1931 by Stalin. We’ll also discover the Donskoy Monastery, built out of wood in 1592 and truly conceived as a fortress whose goal was to defend the city from a Mongolian invasion. Rebuilt in the 17th century, it is today surrounded by gorgeous castellated ramparts as well as eight square and four circular towers with red-blood crowns. The monastery’s necropolis houses the tomb of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. We’ll have dinner and spend the night on board. Join us for an optional tour of the subway and city “by night”. The Moscow subway stations are some of the most beautiful in the world. With their sculptures, mosaics, lamps, and stained glass, the city’s subway stations look more like lavish palace halls. We’ll not only visit some of the stations but we’ll also take a nighttime tour to see the city all lit up.
Day 10 : MoscowJoin us for a panoramic tour of the Russian capital. We’ll start our tour passing by the Red Square, a space cleared by Ivan the Great and reorganized by Ivan the Terrible, which is now the historical and political center of Russia. We’ll also drive past the celebrated GUM State Department Store. After lunch in town, we’ll visit the Kremlin, former residence of the tsars, and take a stroll around the Cathedral Square where we’ll come across the most ancient monuments. We’ll finish up with a visit of the wonderful Cathedral of the Dormition. Join us for an optional visit of the Kremlin Amoury. The museum houses collections based on the precious items that had been preserved for centuries in the tsars’ treasury and the Patriarch’s vestry: Royal garments, gold- and silverware, arms and armours, etc. The highest artistic level and particular historical and cultural value of the exhibits have made the Armoury a world-wide known museum. Visit of the Armoury subject to entry quotas set by the Kremlin Administrative Office. Must be booked 60 days prior to departure at the latest. Afterwards, we’ll have dinner and spend the night on board.
Day 11 : MoscowEnjoy one last breakfast before disembarking in Moscow. End of our services at the North River Station.
- STARTING PRICE $2484 or €2070
- DURATION 11 nights
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DEPARTURE DATES
- 29 May 2021
- 19 June 2021
- 10 & 31 July 2021
- 11 September 2021
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EMBARKATION PORTS
- Saint Petersburg
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