Russia - XMAS & New Year Tours
The Russians excel at winters and there’s more snow than you can dream of on our festive tours, which is perfect for partaking in winter sports, such as cross country skiing, sledding, ice skating and for the really intrepid, rolling around in the snow after a steamy banya! Escape to Russia this holiday season, spend Xmas in stunning St Pete's and ring in the New Year in Moscow's Red Square!
Go on, throw a snowball!
With all of the same inclusions as our standard group tours, plus some added winter fun! Perfect for escaping a frantic festive season at home, celebrate in Russia, truly a winter wonderland. Drag out your moon boots, don a thick coat, gloves and hat and you're all set!
Moscow Madness - 4 days
Short, sharp and sweet, this city break takes in the once capital of Communism, Moscow, and its most famous sites. From Red Square and St Basil's to the Kremlin all topped off with a Russian New Year in Red Square.
The Snowball - 6 days
No stuffing turkeys or entertaining aunts, head to mighty Russia this Christmas or New Year! With fun and good cheer unwrap St Petersburg and the nation’s capital - Moscow.
White Russian - 7 days
For a truly unique new year’s break, celebrate in Russia’s thriving capital city. See the city before travelling onwards to beautiful St Petersburg with such delights as The Hermitage and Peter and Paul Fortress
New Years Red Square - 9 days
Where will you be celebrating on New Year's Eve? Ring in the New Year in Moscow's Red Square, journey through Russia's heartland for some alpine fun and a steamy banya in Pskov before heading north to beautiful St Petersburg.
The Big Russki - 9 days
Kicking off in the northern city of St Petersburg, enjoy a white Christmas in the city of the Tsars, ice skate or cross country ski in ancient Pskov and then ring in New Year in Moscow - Russia's hedonistic and cultural capital!
The Big Chill - 9 days
Seasons greetings from Russia! Enjoy a relaxed yuletide in St Petersburg - northern city of the tsars, relax and defrost in a traditional banya (sauna) in ancient Novgorod and frost up for New Year in hedonistic Moscow, Russia's mighty capital city.
