Saint Petersburg – Russia

Saint-Petersburg, the city of the tsars, is born from a dream. In 1703, Peter the Great decided to create a new capital city on the Neva river and to give it the name of his saint patron.

If you’d like to explore Saint Petersburg, our local guide will be delighted to show you around the amazing sites of this jaw-dropping city, where churches and cathedrals spring up from among the canals. A cruise is one of the best ways to appreciate these superb architectural landscapes… Wherever you look, another wonder stands out from the Baroque facades and palaces. The Hermitage Museum is a must-do for art fans, you’ll be able to wander several hours without even having seen all the masterpieces! The Romantics among you will appreciate this destination, ruled by the Tsars for several centuries.

Our circuits in Russia will let you explore both Moscow and Saint Petersburg, thanks to the high speed train “Sapsan” that connects the two cities in just four hours. This is the ideal package for any disabled person looking to visit Russia.

Under the falling snow flakes or during the endless light of the White Nights, Russia can be visited in any season (watch out though, Russian winters are decidedly harsh !)

Accessibility : Russia is an accessible destination but, during winter, snow and low temperature made traveling on the sidewalks very difficult

Good to know : Private guided tours and adapted transportation with private driver are available to discover the city without worrying of traffic or weather