Kolomenskoe and Tsaritsino Tour

Explore two of the most popular places of the tsars and wander into two fairy-tale parks. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and surround yourself in the very essence of the countryside as you enjoy a unique experience when you sign up to our Kolomenskoye and Tsaritsyno Tour.

Kolomenskoe, former residence of the Dukes and Tsars

In the company of our Spanish speaking guide, head towards Kolomenskoye. Located only half an hour south of Moscow, you will come across a truly charming palace estate. This enormous palace belonged to Alexei Mikhaillovich, the father of Peter I. Among the main attractions, be sure not to miss the Church of the Ascension, one of the most peculiar jewels of the Russian Empire made from local white stone.

The tour takes you to some of the sites around the Palace of Catherine I and Alexander I and also to the residence of Peter I all of great historical and architectural heritage. Here, we will reveal where Peter I spent his childhood and the role the residence played during his life as Tsar of Russia.

Tsaritsino, the beauty of parks and architecture

After exploring such magical spaces, head to Tsaritsyno, the recreation place which belonged to the Tsarina. Be amazed by the stunning palace complex filled with parks and vast green spaces. Among these, a magnificent palace was erected but Catherine expressed her dissatisfaction with its design and ordered it to be demolished and rebuilt from scratch; however, this never happened and today we are able to contemplate such a marvel.

In addition, we will admire the musical fountain and ponds as well as the Great Bridge over the Kazakov ravine or the recreational areas. During a pleasant stroll, we will unveil some of the best hidden secrets which lie in this summer paradise.

Enjoy nature, the fresh air and a unique landscape and live an experience like no other in the summer residences of great figures, part of the history of Russia. Wander into paradise on our Kolomenskoye and Tsaritsyno Tour and discover the most fascinating features of its past.