Christmas Ice Skating on Red Square with Free Christmas Drink

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Stop At: Red Square, Krasnaya Sq., Moscow 109012 Russia

Meet your private guide in the hotel lobby at 10am and make your way to the Red Square. Timing is flexible:

Take in the sights and spirit of Christmas and New Year holidays in Moscow and have one hour ice-skating session. The ice rink accommodates up to 450 people and the beginning and the end of the session are accompanied with the beating of the clock on the Kremlin’s Spasskaya tower.

Duration: 2 hours

Pass By: Kremlin Walls and Towers, Red Square, Moscow 613310 Russia

Take in the views of Kremlin walls and towers from outside

Pass By: St. Basil's Cathedral, Red Square 2, Moscow 109012 Russia

See elegantly embellished monumental Kremlin walls, take a look at the Lenin’s Mausoleum..

Pass By: Lenin's Mausoleum, Red Square, Moscow 613310 Russia

Feast your eyes at the colorful domes of St. Basil’s Cathedral, the Mausoleum and admire the decor of GUM, high-end department store lit up with the twinkling lights and flamboyant garlands. Feel the incredible mélange of different historical epochs from the Middle Ages to present times and do not forget to snap astonishing pictures.

Stop At: Moscow State Exhibition Hall ‘New Manege’, Building 3 Georgievskiy per d. 3, Moscow 125009 Russia

After fun at the skating rink, continue to the Christmas market located nearby. You will be guided through the market and you will hear interesting facts about most popular Russian souvenirs. Stock up on the handcrafted gifts and world-known Russian souvenirs like folk costumes, Matryoshka dolls and gingerbread cookies and much more.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: GUM, Red Square, 3 Metro Ploshchad Revolyutsii, Moscow 109012 Russia

Afterwards, venture to the luxury GUM shopping mall. Immerse yourself in the fantastic world of the books of Jules Verne and eye up to balloons, blimps and zeppelins with a huge gift baskets floating throughout the store. Amble through fashionable Christmas tree gallery and get impressed by its unique and sometimes quirky decorations (the decoration can be changed).

Step back in time and learn how New Year was celebrated in the USSR about 60 years ago taking a glance at the “New Year collection of honored artist Alexander Oleshko” exhibition featuring old postcards, cotton Santa Clauses, porcelain Snow Maidens and black and white photographs and installations depicting interiors of the apartments of those years.

Finish the tour with a glass of eggnog, cacao, fragrant coffee or refreshing hot tea.

Duration: 30 minutes