Traditional Russian Samovar Tea Ceremony with Private Local Guide

Your adventure starts at the Moscow City Business district, where you will enjoy its glass skyscrapers and futuristic scenery. Observe the tremendous Federation Tower, second tallest building in Europe. First buildings of this district were completed in the beginning of 21st century, and it is still under construction. Moscow City has already become an urban hotspot for tourists, and photos with the Moscow City on the background are probably more popular than those with the Red Square.Get more epic views from the Bagration Bridge, a shopping and pedestrian bridge that connects two banks of Moskva River. The bridge has two levels, the lower that is fully covered and equipped with moving walkways and the upper that is a shopping gallery and observation desk, which provides thrilling panoramic views on the river, skyscrapers, embankments and the city.Your next stop is the Krasnaya Presnya Park, an excellent place to relax in a peaceful atmosphere. It is also historic and cultural place, as this park was established in 18th century as a noble manor. Picturesque Dutch ponds are preserved to this day, as linden alley and other delightful sites. Nowadays park’s infrastructure is good for sportsmen, children and those who prefer active leisure. Admire the colorful mix of culture, outdoor activities and rich history.Stroll the lovely Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment and soak up the most spectacular Moscow views. See the perfect example of Neoclassical Stalin-era architecture, the superb Hotel Ukraina, that is still the tallest hotel in Russia. Learn the fascinating history of Russia while observing many historic buildings of this area and listening to your expert guide.As a grand finale of your tour arrive at the Shinok restaurant, where you will take part in a traditional Russian samovar tea ceremony. Enjoy the famous Russian hospitality while sitting on the table, covered with the finest linen tablecloth, and drink tea from the beautiful tea set. Samovar is the key component of this ceremony, and the tea from samovar has a truly unique taste. Choose from several tea options and sample traditional ‘blini’ pancakes and ‘baranki’ bagels along with it.