Tauck Value Includes:
TAUCK’S YELLOW ROADS! Take a memorable drive along coastal roads, through peaceful forests and idyllic farms as you travel from Lithuania to Latvia and Estonia
Tauck Exclusive – a guided visit to The State Hermitage Museum to see its treasures when crowds are fewer
Tauck Exclusive – a guided tour and lunch in Stalin’s hidden WWII bunker
A gala “Tchaikovsky Night” dinner at the Grand Hotel Europe in St. Petersburg with live music
High tea and an evening of Russian ballet in St. Petersburg
Spend the night in the heart of medieval Tallinn, Estonia 7. TRAIN TO
ST.PETERSBURG
Board the fast train for St. Petersburg for a four-night stay. Visit the Peter and Paul Fortress and its adjacent Cathedral. Meals BL
8. PETERHOF, HIGH TEA & RUSSIAN BALLET Tour Grand Choral Synagogue (holidays permitting), and head to Petrodvorets to visit Peter the Great’s Summer Palace (Peterhof). Return to St. Petersburg via hydrofoil for high tea, followed by an evening of Russian ballet (schedule subject to change). Meals BL
9. TREASURES OF
ST.PETERSBURG After an excursion to Pushkin to explore Catherine Palace, a guided tour of St. Petersburg visits the 19th-century Church of Our Savior on Spilled Blood. Your evening is free. Meals BL
10. THE HERMITAGE & “TCHAIKOVSKY NIGHT” Take a guided visit – when crowds are fewer – to The State Hermitage Museum; view artifacts in the Gold Room. Join us for a special “Tchaikovsky Night” dinner at L’Europe. Meals BD
11. FLY TO MOSCOW & STALIN’S BUNKER Fly to Moscow. By special permission, Tauck has arranged an exclusive visit with lunch in Stalin’s hidden WWII bunker. Meals BL
12. VISIT THE INCOMPARABLE KREMLIN Visit the State Tretyakov Gallery with a local guide. Learn about the history of Russia and take a guided tour of the Kremlin; visit the Armory Chamber and Assumption Cathedral. Meals BD
13. RED SQUARE & MOSCOW UNDERGROUND Meet a Kremlin insider for a lecture on Russian history before exploring Red Square with a local guide and touring the Moscow Metro. Join us for a farewell dinner tonight. Meals BD
14. JOURNEY HOME Tour ends: Moscow. A transfer is included from Hotel Baltschug Moscow to the Sheremetyevo or Domodedovo Airport. Allow 3 hours for flight check-in. Meals B
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
A private lecture with an insider from the Soviet era, and an expert on the history of Moscow
On-tour air from St. Petersburg to Moscow Airport transfers upon arrival and departure
28 meals (13 breakfasts, 8 lunches, 7 dinners), service charges, gratuities to local guides, admission fees, taxes and porterage
14 DAYS FROM $6,990 PLUS AIRFARE (13 Breakfasts, 8 Lunches & 7 Dinners)
BEGINS VILNIUS
May 30 Jun 6, 13, 20, 27 Jul 4, 11, 18, 25 Aug 8, 15, 22 Sep 5, 12, 19
Go to
www.tauck.com for space availability; additional departure dates may become available as these sell out.
PRICE PER PERSON May – June
Double $7290 Double $6990 Single $8798
July – September Single $8498
Triple $6997 Triple $6697
International Airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air for travel originating in the U.S. (subject to availability).
Please ask at booking about additional hotel nights before or after your tour and about our comprehensive Guest Protection Product.
Night 1,2 Night 3,4 Night 5 Night 6
FINE HOTELS / GREAT LOCATIONS Radisson Blu Astorija Hotel Grand Palace Hotel Swissôtel Tallinn Hotel Kamp
Night 7-10 Night 11-13 Hotel Baltschug
Grand Hotel Europe Kempinski Moscow
Vilnius, Lithuania Riga, Latvia
Tallinn, Estonia Helsinki, Finland
St. Petersburg, Russia Moscow, Russia
Russian Glories, Baltic Treasures combines well with these Europe trips; ask at time of booking!
Warsaw, Budapest, Vienna & Prague (14 days, page 84) Romantic Germany (14 days, page 95) The Blue Danube (12 days, page 108)
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