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Vodka Tasting and Evening Canal Cruise (Visas Included)

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$169

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Vodka Tasting and Evening Canal Cruise (Visas Included)Meet your local and knowledgeable guide directly at the pier and set off for your evening adventure to experience a true taste of what Russia is known for.Take it easy after a long day of touring in and around St. Petersburg and relax. Your first stop will take you to a unique museum of Russian Vodka where you will not only learn the history of this so-very-Russian beverage but will also try 3 different kinds of vodka followed by typical after-vodka snacks.Continue your relaxing evening with a panoramic driving tour, where our guide and driver will gladly show you the scenic views of St. Petersburg before it's time to board your boat.By far, this is one of the most relaxing ways to get an overview of St. Petersburg. A boat trip along the city's rivers and canals will introduce you to what essentially plays the part of roads in this magnificent city. Many of the most beautiful palaces, gardens and cathedrals can be seen alongside the waterways, and at night they all seem to come to life when illuminated with beautiful lighting.Once your boat cruise has finished you will be returned to your cruise ship.Please Note: All of our tours in St. Petersburg are operated by authorized guides, and you, therefore, do not need to secure an independent visa to participate in this tour. However, in order to book this tour, you must provide us with full names, dates of birth, nationality, and passport numbers for each tour participant so that our guides can secure the proper tour visas on your behalf. Note also that, if you wish to explore St. Petersburg on your own while not accompanied by one of our guides, you will need to secure an independent visa.

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culturalscenicwaterbeach

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shoreex

St. Petersburg, Russian Federation Information

St. Petersburg, Russia, offers docking at St. Petersburg Port. Travelers explore Hermitage Museum and Peterhof Palace. Excursions visit Catherine Palace. Local markets sell blini. The peak season, June to August, brings mild weather for city tours. Photography captures golden domes and Neva River vistas. Dining onboard includes beef stroganoff, a Russian favorite. Souvenirs, like matryoshka dolls, are sold in ship shops. Briefings cover Romanov history. Light layers and waterproof shoes suit the temperate climate, while comfortable shoes enhance palace walks. St. Petersburg’s cultural charm offers a vibrant Russian stop. Cruise travelers enjoy a mix of imperial landmarks and scenic rivers, making St. Petersburg an engaging destination.

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$169