Saint-Petersburg must-see city tour with St.Isaac Cathedral

Itinerary
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Stop At: The Museum Complex The State Museum St. Isaac’s Cathedral, St. Petersburg, Northwestern District

Take a guided excursion to St.Isaac's Cathedral, formerly main and largest Russian Orthodox cathedral built in St. Petersburg in 1858 by the architect Montferrand, is the fourth highest among the world's cathedrals under the single cupolas. It follows St Peter's in Rome, St. Paul's in London and Santa Maria del Fiorre in Florence. The richly-adorned interior, lined with marble, and with malachite and lazurite columns, was intended for up to 10 000 worshippers. Standing on the broad Isaac`s Square, its golden dome can be seen all over the city. On a clear day, the observation platform at the foot of the dome commands a fine view over St. Petersburg and its surroundings.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Pass By: Kazan Cathedral, St. Petersburg, Northwestern District

Thereafter you proceed to The Comprehensive City Tour - when you see all the famous sights of Saint-Petersburg from the comfort of a car or mini van and with a knowledgeable and experienced guide. Along the way several stops will be made, where you will have the chance of viewing the sights at close quarters.
The hightlights include: the Winter Palace and the Hermitage, Nevsky Prospect, Kazan Cathedral, the Stroganov Palace, the Admiralty, Palace Square, the Peter and Paul Fortress, the Naval Museum, St. Petersburg University, the Menshikov Palace, the Fine Arts Academy, Senate Square, the monument to Peter the Great (the Bronze Horseman), Isaac`s Square, the Mariinsky Palace, the monument to Nicholas II, St. Isaac`s Cathedral, Palace Embankment, Field of Mars, the Summer Gardens, the Alexandrinsky Drama Theatre, Rastrelly Square, Smolny Cathedral, the Anichkov Palace, the monument to Catherine the Great, Fine Arts Square, the State Russian Museum, the Churh of Resurrection on Spilled Blood as well as numerous canals and rivers and beautiful bridges across them.