• Buffet breakfast at the hotel
• Proceed for city tour including Church of ‘our Savior on Spilled Blood’ Palace Bridge, Admiralty, Bronze Horseman, St. Isaac Cathedral, Peter & Paul fortress (All from Outside)
• Visit Peter and Paul fortress Located on the smallest island in St. Petersburg (Zayachy Island), the Peter and Paul Fortress will take you back to the days of the city’s founder, Peter the Great. The fortress houses a cathedral in which the Romanovs are currently buried, as well as an old prison and different exhibitions on the city’s history.
• Back to hotel & overnight at hotel.

Day 5 : Sightseeing

• Buffet breakfast at the hotel
• Proceed to Visit Hermitage Museum
• The Hermitage consists of a complex of several buildings on the banks of the Neva River, the most important of which is the Winter Palace, which was the official residence of the ancient Tsars. The museum’s collection was formed through the private collection that the czars were acquiring over several centuries.
• The museum exhibits more than 3 million works of art: paintings, sculptures, archaeological pieces, numismatics objects, etc. They say that going through all the rooms means walking around 24 kilometers, which means that you have to live in the city to know the museum in detail.
• Neva river Canal boat Cruise, known as the “Venice of the North”, St. Petersburg stands out because of its islands, canals and bridges that cross the Neva River with its tributaries and branches. Only a few are drawbridges for practical navigation requirements.
• The figures are impressive: there are 342 bridges within the city limits, 5 in Kronstadt, 54 in Tsarskoye Selo, 51 in Peterhof, 16 in Pavlovsk and 7 in Oranienbaum.
• The total length of these bridges, if we were to join them, would be about 16 kilometers.
• Many of them are true works of art. The opening of some of them at dawn makes them even more impressive.
• Back to the hotel and overnight at hotel.

Day 6 : Check Out