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Some special venues and programs

Special Tour of Imperial Porcelain Factory

In 1844 the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St Petersburg, founded in 1744 on the orders of Empress Elizabeth, reached its 100th anniversary. To mark the occasion, Emperor Nicholas I gave orders for the opening of a museum of Russian porcelain attached to the factory. Precursors of this notable event were the exhibitions of classic specimens of the factory's production held in 1837-38. These were a great success with the public and were accompanied by the sale of porcelain items.

A visit to the Imperial Porcelain Factory usually included an interesting tour of the museum and the factory's artistic workshops at the end of which honored guests received some porcelain trinkets as a souvenir.

In addition to excursion we can organize tea drinking from art products and the master-class of painting porcelain cups.

Nostalgic Train St. Petersburg – Tsarskoe Selo

The unique opportunity to take nostalgic train on the TSAR's route

St. Petersburg – Tsarskoe Selo. During the trip you can enjoy beautiful nature in suburbs. Folklore group will sing and dance and traditional Russian tea in special glasses and Russian bubliki, sushki will be served during the trip. A departure Tsar's pavilion could be used at Vitebsky Railway station (one of the oldest and most beautiful railway stations in St. Petersburg). Trip will take 30 min.

Night boat trip

Saint-Petersburg is fairly called “North Venice”. Wonderful, often unexpected sights of the famous architectural ensembles are open to you. Petersburg should be seen from water – it's difficult to find something more beautiful somewhere. There are some piers in the centre of the city where you can start you traveling from. We can suggest trips with interesting route in the historical part of the city: the Fontanka River, the Moika River, popular trips during White Nights; also trips with going out to the Finnish bay.