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POST-TRIP

                                    St. Petersburg & Moscow, Russia




            INCLUDED IN YOUR PRICE


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            »   Accommodations for 2 nights in St.                »   Services of a local O.A.T. Trip Leader
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                                                                  »   Gratuities for local guides, drivers, and
            »      XPLW^ɨOLTWd M]PLVQL^_    W`YNSP^                  luggage porters
               and 1 dinner
                                                                  »   All transfers




            POST-TRIP EXTENSION ITINERARY

            After two nights in St. Petersburg, explore the highlights of Moscow, an ancient city replete with an untold
            wealth of modern museums, medieval cathedrals, and monuments to historic battles and fallen heroes.
            Witness the massive Kremlin complex and unforgettable Red Square, two of the most powerful symbols of the
            Cold War era.



            Day 1 St. Petersburg • Peter &                        Dinner is on your own this evening.
            Paul Fortress                                         Lunch

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            defense for the new city, the fortress was            Day 2 St. Petersburg • Excursion
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            resting place of most of the Russian tsars
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                                                                  the grandeur and scope of this majestic estate,
            including the last Romanov family—Nicholas,
                                                                  which includes a Grand Palace, manicured
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            After lunch at a local restaurant, we’ll
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            enjoy some free time to pursue individual
                                                                  Heritage Site. After an included lunch at a
            discoveries in St. Petersburg, perhaps to visit
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                                                                  St. Petersburg for the remainder of the day
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                                 Itinerary Subject to Change. For Information or reservations, call  1-800-955-1925


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