Volga River Cruises - a journey through the empire of the Tsars
Whether it's adventure, nature or culture you're looking for - a Volga River Cruise has everything. Add to this the highest levels of service and comfort on one of the specially constructed river boats, and enjoy the homely atmosphere!
Volga River Cruises - where they take place and when to go
The Volga is Europe's longest river, flowing around 3,534 kilometres through the European part of Russia. It rises in the Valdai Heights and discharges into the Caspian Sea. The best time for a Volga River Cruise is in the months of May through to September.
Volga River Cruises - cities and tourist attractions
The Volga River Cruise will take you to the Russian capital, Moscow. There you will find the Kremlin, Red Square in the heart of the city, the imposing cathedral of St. Basil, the Bolshoi Theatre and the Pushkin Museum - to name but a few of the numerous highlights of this important metropolis.
In Yaroslavl, one of the oldest cities in the country, you can admire one of the oldest buildings: the cathedral of the Transfiguration of Christ. The Museum of Art is also recommended here.
If your Volga River Cruise happens to take you to the "capital of the Tartars", Kazan, you shouldn't miss the opportunity to visit the Kazan Kremlin. The picturesque cityscape and the Suyumbeke Tower make Kazan one of the most beautiful destinations along the whole of the Volga.
Tradition and modernity jostle for influence in Samara. The most famous tourist attraction is Stalin's bunker. You will also be looking into the past when you visit the Heroes' Monument on the bank of the Volga.
The Volga River Cruise - an interesting journey
Glamorous cities, traditional provincial towns and interesting natural scenery - something for everyone on the unforgettable Volga River Cruise.
