Top Southern Russia Bus Tours

A private tour with a professional guide in the center of Pyatigorsk is a great choice if you want to get acquainted with the most important city of the Caucasian Mineral Waters. Accompanied by a professional guide, you will admire the city center, which was designed by Italian architects, visit the places where the great Russian poet Pushkin and Lermontov lived and stay, climb the cable car to the main natural attraction of Pyatigorsk - Mount Mashuk.

The tour will take you to the most memorable places devoted to World War II. Located in a historic place, the panorama-museum ‘Battle of Stalingrad’ consists of 8 exhibition halls that are home to more than 3500 exhibits. Except for this, the museum is home to the exposition of Soviet military equipment. Another museum object is a destroyed mill standing next to the museum building. The ruined mill has become a symbol of fierce fights that took place in Stalingrad and for that reason was kept as a memory for future generations. One more site is a 4-storey apartment building in the center of Volgograd. In this building a group of Soviet defenders under the command of senior sergeant Y.F. Pavlov and Senior Lieutenant I.F. Afanasyev were under siege for a period of 58 days. • Guaranteed skip-the-line entrance

Excursion to the memorial complexes "Soldier's Field" and "Rossoshka" - the main supply centres of the German 6th Army in Stalingrad. Perhaps today these are the most effective and untouched places after the Battle of Stalingrad, where you can literally touch the history of this great event. • Guaranteed skip-the-line entrance

The tour “Hero-city Volgograd” will take you to the most memorable sights devoted to the World War II. Your personal tour guide will help you to build up a complete picture of the events that took place in the city during the war and your personal driver will help you to enjoy this day even more. You will visit Mamayev Kurgan, Square of Fallen Fighters, Central Embankment of 62nd Army, Square of Vladimir Lenin, Pavlov's House, Alley of Heroes and others. • Guaranteed skip-the-line entrance

In Volgograd, only few steps away from the central square you can find one-of-a-kind museum. Though the visitors were allowed only in 2003, the museum can be called the place of particular importance, as it is a living witness of the events that took place here in 1942-1943. Today it is home to a number of original documents as well as pictures and exhibits. • Guaranteed skip-the-line entrance

This sightseeing tour of “Hero City” is a perfect choice for those who want to take in a lot of history in a short time with the comfort of traveling by car. You'll learn in depth about the city and the Battle of Stalingrad, a turning point of WWII.

Explore the way of life of Don cossacks. You will be greeted according to an old tradition with bread and salt and will have a tour around the estate. There you will be able to participate in a Cossack inauguration ceremony, ride a horse, and maybe even see a Cossack Wedding ceremony. Local doughnuts served with honey and clotted cream and tea won’t leave anyone indifferent.

We will visit the Volga side of the canal, in the suburbs of Volgograd and see the first lock and its gates dominated by a beautiful arch. The Canal museum will reveal exciting facts about the building, history and work of the canal and navigation.

Volgograd - known as the “hero city” during Soviet times was the scene of probably the most important battle in World War II. During this excursion you will see highlights of one of the largest and most famous cities in Russia.

During this special private "Hero-City Stalingrad - Volgograd Today" sightseeing city tour you will visit the main historical sights and learn the history of the city from its foundation to the modern days including the most dramatic days in its fate during the Battle of Stalingrad. The highlights of the tour: Mamaev Kurgan memorial complex to the HEroes of the Battle of Stalingrad - the main height of Russia known as Hill 102.0 Central embankment named after 62nd Army The Alley of Heroes street Square of Fallen Fighters Zero kilometer and Post Number One Street of Peace – a symbol of rebirth of the city after the war Pavlov's House - one of the famous fortresses of Stalingrad Ruined Mill House Pantheon of Soldiers' Glory and Eternal Flame The grave of Vasily Chuikov commander of 62nd Army in Stalingrad and the most famous sniper of WW2 Vasily Zaitsev All Saints Church Welcome to the city of Volgograd!

Taganrog is the second largest locality of Rostov Region. It is situated on the shore of the Sea of Azov in 70 km from Rostov-on-Don. Taganrog is the native place of the great writer Anton Chekhov. In this seaside town he spent his childhood and youth, which shaped him as a human being. In the town there are more than 20 monuments and remarkable places, connected with the writer’s name. The excursion route goes through the town center, which is now a historical and architectural reserve area, with the whole blocks of old merchant mansions remain standing. The most notable ones include the Chekhov Drama Theater with its hall which is the exact copy of the one of Milano’s La Scala and the Alferaki Palace, built upon the project of A. Stackenschneider, the author of the Mariinsky theatre in Saint Petersburg.

Azov is situated in the south-western part of Rostov Region, on the left shore of the river Don in 36 km from Rostov-on-Don. It is a green, compact and comfy town with the industrial area moved out of residential districts. In the old part of the town the XVIII century fortress ramparts, gate and moat remain standing. From these you will see the marvelous Don panorama and the territory of the old fortress with the monuments to the glorious Cossack siege of 1642.

Starocherkasskaya’s history is an alive history of cossackship. The main square used to be the Cossack Circle venue, the supreme authority of the Cossack autonomy. This is where Starocherkasskaya’s main point of interest, XVIII century Host Resurrection Cathedral with its hip-roofed bell tower and 5-row wooden iconostasis stands. It is the Don’s first orthodox cathedral. Its interior is also remarkable, including the famous rebel Stepan Razin’s chain imbedded in a cathedral wall.

Feel the local colour, resting in the shades of chestnuts and poplars, filling the quiet inner yards and parks.