St. Petersburg is situated as far north as Alaska, being the only big city in Europe so close to the Polar Circle. It is admirable all year round, and every season it offers something particular to visitors. In winter the city looks especially charming in its snow attire. It has a great potential during this period when the city turns into a unique cultural and elucidative center easily accessible, and ready to offer the highest standard of services at the most tempting prices.

The standard of entertainment has never faltered since the old days. Fairs and festivals for popular audiences flourish as ever. When snow turns tree branches into silver silhouettes, drifts down to dust the granite embankments of the rivers, and puts the white lace on the grilles of the gardens a fairy tale comes to life.

Day 1

Transfer airport/hotel, dinner

Day 2

Breakfast, sightseeing tour of the city, free time, dinner

Day 3

Breakfast, trip to Pushkin with a tour of the Catherine's Palace, free time, dinner.

Day 4

Breakfast, Hermitage museum, free time, early light dinner, New Year Gala dinner served at 23:00 with variety show program and dancing.

Day 5

Breakfast, tour of the Peter & Paul Fortress, dinner

Day 6

Transfer hotel/airport