Individual excursions

Name of excursion 

Cost of excursions (RUB)

2-3 people

4-7 people

8-19 people

20-35 people

36-47 people

Arkhangelsk - Gate to the Arctic sightseeing tour
(2 hours) 

Arkhangelsk is a major Russian city. The city has been tied the sea ever since its establishment. The first commercial seaport. The first sea gateway to Western Europe. Arkhangelsk has played an important role in the exploration of the Arctic

5800

6300

7700

10000

11000

A walking tour of the Chumbarova-Luchinskogo St.
(1 hour)

Get acquainted with the wooden architecture of these 19th-century houses in the center of Arkhangelsk on Chumbarova-Luchinskogo St. Learn about the buildings of Arkhangelsk and the lifestyle of the locals. Here you will also find memorials to the Russian writers Boris Shergin and Stepan Pisakhov and to the most famous character from Pisakhov's fairy tales—Senya Malina. Feel free to shake Stepan's hand for good luck and make a wish.

4000

4000

4000

8000

8000

Trip to the Malyye Korely wooden architecture and folk art museum outside the city
(4 hours) 

Russia's largest open-air museum where wooden buildings are an organic addition to the natural surroundings. Tour of the Kargopolsko-Onezhsky section the museum (one of four sections). Visitors will get acquainted with the exceptional skills of northern craftsmen.

13850

18300

36900

65300

82300

Treasures of the Antonyevo-Siyskiy Monastery tour
(8 hours) 

160 km from Arkhangelsk, on the shore of Mikhaylovskoye Lake, is a unique memorial to 16th-century Russian wooden architecture—the Holy Trinity Antonyevo-Siyskiy Monastery founded in 1520 by Saint Anthony of Siya. Within Anthony's lifetime, the monastery began its transformation into the major spiritual and administrative center of Podvinye, well-known in Moscow. It is where Feodor Nikitich Romanov, father of Michael I (the first Russian Tsar of the House of Romanov), was kept in confinement after being forced to take a monastic vow under the name of Filaret. Filaret later became the Patriarch of Moscow and all of Russia. In the 16th–18th centuries,  the Antonyevo-Siyskiy Monastery was the largest spiritual and cultural center of Podvinye.

14600

16500

24600

39400

44300

Bus tour to the villages of Kholmogory and Lomonosovo
(9 hours) 

Trip to Historical and Memorial Museum of Mikhail Lomonosov. The museum features the finest examples of Kholmogory bone carving. 17th-century Kholmogory craftsmen were famous for their talents. Naturally, there is a monument to Lomonosov in his birthplace. Kholmogory is an old administrative center of the Dvina region that retained the memory of its former grandeur in Lomonosov's time. This is still visible today in its pontifical palaces and the partially destroyed but still impressive Transfiguration Cathedral. Mikhail Lomonosov visited this place on a number of occasions, first with his father (who acted on behalf of the local archbishop), then by himself as a young man. The bell tower offers views of Kurostrov Island and the village of Lomonosovo. The village of Lomonosovo on Kurostrov is comprised of several smaller villages, including the one in which the great scientist was born and lived as a child. Today, the only remaining building in Lomonosov's hometown from that time is the Church of St. Demetrius of Thessaloniki, which was still under construction when Lomonosov was a child. 

14200

16800

29800

44900

49000