A faberge egg with a gold lion on top of it.

On this tour, you will browse a collection of masterpieces made by the famed House of Fabergé, which includes bejeweled eggs created for the imperial family and countless other objects of art. After departing from the pier, you will drive to Shuvalov Palace, a magnificent architectural gem on the Fontanka River. Here, billionaire Viktor Vekselberg…

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A group of people standing on top of a green field.

On this tour you will visit Peterhof, the magnificent residence of Peter the Great, which lies in the flat, forested countryside outside of St. Petersburg. It features a commanding view of the sea down a Marine Canal that allowed the tsars to sail between Peterhof and the Gulf of Finland. Inside the main palace, you…

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A canal with buildings and water in the background.

Cruise past some of St. Petersburg’s most iconic buildings, under beautiful bridges, historical places and some of the city’s most fashionable addresses; and marvel at the magnificent beauty of the Spilled Blood Cathedral during your visit. 186 miles of canals and rivers contribute to the city’s unique atmosphere, creating a glittering mirror in which the…

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A large building with people walking around it.

Since the time of Catherine the Great, the Staterooms of the Winter Royal Residence in St. Petersburg were opened for evening musical receptions organized by the Tsarina for her friends and foreign guests. She called the rooms for these receptions “hermitage” – a place where she could forget about state affairs and the hardships of…

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A large blue building with gold trim and white pillars.

This exploration of St. Petersburg begins with a picturesque drive to Catherine’s Palace, the lavish summer residence of the imperial family until the time of the last tsar. Expanded and renovated, first by Peter’s daughter Elizabeth and then by Catherine the Great, the palace is truly breathtaking, and you will have access to many of…

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Two cows grazing in a field near some tall buildings.

The North Wales region is steeped in history and known as the Kingdom of Gwynedd for a Millenium. The mountainous stronghold of Snowdonia formed the nucleus of that realm and would become the last redoubt of independent Medieval Wales only overcome in 1283. On this tour, you will learn about the Welsh language, welsh crafts like love-spoons and visit…

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A stone bridge crossing over water near a castle.

This tour is designed to showcase the highlights of Anglesey from its Medieval castle at Beaumaris, a masterpiece of Edward I’s defenses, to the stunning sandy beaches and coastal cliffs of the Holy Island.Anglesey was known as the Mother of Wales in the Middle Ages due to its abundance of fertile land that literally filled the…

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A wooden bridge over a river with mountains in the background.

Snowdonia National Park is the largest National Park in Wales, which boasts the highest mountain in England and Wales, and the largest natural lake in Wales, as well as a wealth of picturesque villages like Betws y Coed and Beddgelert. Snowdonia is an area steeped in culture and local history, where more than half its…

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A building with writing on it's side.

If you are a die-hard Doctor Who fan, this is the perfect tour for you! The tour starts at Cardiff’s National Museum, taking a stroll through the City Centre and Cardiff’s Castle after a brief stop for lunch we will then travel to the filming locations of Farringham Village, Leadworth and Bad Wolf Bay before…

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A castle on top of a hill with grass around it.

Departing from Belfast, we will go on a coastal drive along the Antrim Coast to the 60 million-year-old Giants causeway, Northern Ireland’s most famous landmark and an official Unesco World Heritage Site since 1986.There will be many photo opportunities along the spectacular scenic route in one of the most unforgettable journeys Ireland has to offer.You will visit…

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