Museum-preserve Tsaritsyno
Duration: about 2 hours
Opening days: open daily, except Monday and Tuesday, 11.00am-6:00pm
Walking into the grounds of the park, pavilions, visiting exhibitions in a Bread House.
Tsaritsyno is a fashionable countryside area 20 minutes away from Moscow downtown. In 1775-1796 a residence for Catherine the Great was designed here; however the construction was never completed and historical ruin reached our days. The restoration of the Palace and picturesque park was finished in 2007 making Tsaritsyno the largest museum-reserve of Moscow, which occupies over 700 hectares.
Guide-Translator for the excursion: |
about 2 hours |
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| Russia language: | 4900 | RUR |
| English, German, French: | 5200 | RUR |
| Italian, Spanish: | 6000 | RUR |
| Polish, Czech, Bulgarian: | 6500 | RUR |
| Chinese, Japanese, Serbo-Croatian, Hungarian, Romanian, Greek, Dutch, Portuguese, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish: | 8500 | RUR |
| Arabic, Turkish, Corean, Hebrew: | 10000 | RUR |
Additional charges:
Entrance ticket:
Foreign tourists (children): 690 rubles
Foreign tourists (adults): 690 rubles
Russian tourists (children): 300 rubles
Russian tourists (adults): 690 rubles
Transport for excursion:
Minibus (8 pax)
(Volkswagen Sharan, Crysler Voyager)
Minibus (20 pax)
(Mercedes Sprinter)
Bus (45-55 pax)
(Mercedes, Volvo, Neoplan)
