We Love —
- Discover Moscow, a dynamic and hypnotising city where Russia's politics, history, architecture and business converge in an amazing contrast of old and new.
- Hotel Pushkin is located in the heart of the historic district - you'll only be a close walk from some of the most famous sites Russia has to offer any visitor.
- Our members are treated to a complimentary 3-course dinner at the Tavern Pushkin, where a range of traditional Russian dishes are on offer, and have the option of booking 4 excursions on to this offer!
New Voyage Privé —
Carefully selected by our experts especially for you
This hotel won the Certificate of Excellence from the world's leading review website, which honours hotels & accommodations that consistently demonstrate a commitment to hospitality excellence.
Book Now, Pay Later —
Booking 35 days in advance and spending over £500 per person? No need to pay in full today! Just select the 30% deposit option on our payment page (terms & conditions apply)
Your Destination —
You’re perfectly located to discover all Moscow has to give: explore an enigmatic city with a rich history and vibrant culture.
Politics, science, history, architecture, and business all meet here in this Russian capital, bursting with life. In this fascinating city, the ancient and the modern exist side by side.
In addition to the famous sites of the Red Square, the Kremlin, and the imposing nine domes of St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow boasts an emerging art and music scene, and plenty of galleries and cafes, full of Moscow's cultured crowd.
The dining scene is equally vivacious, with everything from elegant haute cuisine to family friendly establishments.
Christmas in Moscow
The celebrations start in late November, when advent begins for the Russian Orthodox Church, and continue through to January 7th – when Christmas is most commonly celebrated in Russia, in keeping with the Julian calendar. This means there’s plenty of time for holiday spirit to build throughout the city, where there are plenty of festivities to keep you celebrating throughout your stay. We also recommend a stop to Manezh Square, where the largest Christmas bauble in the world and a 17m high Christmas tree lure visitors each year.
The Christmas market on the Red Square is unmissable. The crisp winter air is made warm with the scents of Russian delicacies: crepes with caviar, pickles, Russian gingerbread and mulled wine. The painted faces of the blushing babushka dolls line the stalls alongside other handicrafts, such as Orenburg shawls and Khohloma toys. There’s even an ice rink open in the square – why not skate with a loved one at night under the bright, decorated Christmas lights?
Hotel Pushkin 4* —
Renovated in 2013, the hotel was completely updated to ensure modern amenities were in place for guests. The original facade still remains, ensuring the part that Hotel Pushkin's building played in Moscow's history is ever-remembered.
Enjoy the restaurant in the basement, where you can order a meal or opt for a drink.
- Restaurant
- Buffet breakfast
- Wifi
- 62 rooms
Some services may incur additional charges, payable locally.
Your Room —
This offer is based on a Standard Double Room. There is the opportunity to upgrade to a Junior Suite at the next stage of the booking process.
Sleeps up to
Decorated in decadent cream tones, the Standard Double Room is a great place to stay while exploring this magnificent city. Enjoy all the amenities you need to be comfortable, including a TV, in up to 20sqm of space.
Junior Suite
Featuring 2 levels, the Junior Suite is the perfect upgrade for those seeking extra space and luxury during their stay in Moscow. Take advantage of a furnished living room and enjoy the high windows.
Please note: the bed for the 3rd/4th guest sharing is likely to be a sofa bed or camp style bed. Children over the age of 7 must pay the same supplement as adults.
Your Board Basis —
This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay with a buffet breakfast.
Just for you: 3 course dinner on 2nd night in Tavern Pushkin, drinks excluded.
The Tavern Pushkin is also open for lunch and dinner, where the menu tempts with Russian delicacies and traditional foods. Sample some herring, caviar and pancakes or enjoy one of the more European-International dishes on offer.
The drinks menu serves an enviable choice of alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, with wine, beer, cocktails and juices available.
Optional Excursions —
There is the opportunity for you to add 4 optional excursions at the next stage of the booking process.
The Moscow Metro is generally acknowledged to be the most beautiful public underground transport system in the world. It is a real subterranean city with palaces decorated with marble, bronze, granite and gilt, as well as having modern stations.
The first line of Moscow metro, with 13 stations, was opened in 1935. Now, there are more than 150 stations and Moscow metro is the main means of municipal transport in the city. Old stations were built according to Stalin’s plan of communist propaganda. Planners pretended to prove the superiority of communism by fantastic amazing design and decorations of marble, bronze statues and mosaics. Some stations look like real underground palaces. During the tour you visit such stations as «Mayakovskaya», «Komsomolskaya», «Ploschad Revolutsii».
Arbat is pedestrian street in the center of Moscow. In the 19th century Arbat was a favorite neighbourhood for Moscow`s nobility and creative intelligentsia, it was believed to number one noble for every seven ordinary residents. Over the years the street has developed into one of the most popular places in Moscow, you may meet here dancers, street artists, smart clothes shops and souvenir shops and cafes.
The Arbat is a true symbol of old Moscow. Pushkin, Esenin, Okudzhava walked on its pavement. Its houses and streets are the Moscow history.
The State Tretyakov Gallery is the national treasury of Russian fine art and one of the greatest museums in the world. It was first opened as a private museum in 1874. The museum consists entirely of Russian art by Russian artists. Founded in 1856, today it is comprised of more than 130,000 icons, paintings, sculptures and graphics ranging from the 11th to the early 20th century and modern art.
The Russian National Dance Show “Kostroma” cleverly and with great prowess unites lyrical sketches with elements of folklore and ancient Russian epic. It uncovers the Russian culture through the nature of its people, social status and national coloring. You can witness the temporal, urban, village, military culture of Russia. The accurately created images of mother, wife, daughter, son, husband and warrior reflect the heritage of the many generations and the unique spirit of the Russian nation. 50 dancers on stage, masterly technique, outstanding acting, 15 reincarnations, 10 tons of freight, 600 unique costumes, 300 items of props, 8 sets changes – this is the fabulous reality of “Kostroma” that captivates the audience of all ages and nationalities.
Moscow City Tour (4 hour walking tour with English speaking guide)
Discover the main sites of Moscow on the 4 hour city tour, where you can feel the history reverberating through the streets. Russian's walls have many stories to tell, of csars, spires and conspiracies.
This tour also comes with a visit to the Kremlin. The Kremlin is a potent symbol of two mighty imperial cultures - that of medieval Muscovy and that of the Soviet Union - the Kremlin is at once fascinating and foreboding, a mixture of lavish opulence and austere secrecy, and its eclectic mix of architecture reflects these paradoxes and seismic cultural shifts.
Today, the Kremlin remains as alluring and enigmatic as ever. Not only one of the largest and most interesting museums in the world, but also the official residence of the President of the Russian Federation, the Kremlin is the perfect to visit on your tour of Moscow.
Your Journey to Hotel Pushkin 4* —
Flights: The flights included are with either a scheduled or no frills airline and are subject to live availability and prices can change. You can choose your preferred departure times during the booking process. Please select your flight options carefully as departure and arrival airports may differ.
Transfers: Private transfers are included (flight inclusive offers only).
Distance from Moscow airport to Hotel Pushkin: 55 km / 1 h 35 min.
Visa —
A visa is required for entry into Russia.
You will require a letter of invitation to support your visa application, which will be provided by our local supplier. To obtain the letters of invitation required, you will need to send the following information to the local tour company (details will be provided on your voucher)
Last name
First name
Middle name
The date of birth
Passport number
Nationality
Gender
Once you have received your letter of invitation, you will need to apply for a visa.
We would recommend using the official agency of Russian Consulate - http://ru.vfsglobal.co.uk/tourist.html
Standard Service – 7 working days - £115
Express Service – 2 working days - £210
(prices correct at time of print, subject to change)
PLEASE NOTE: WHEN APPLYING FOR A VISA IT IS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE YOUR FINGERPRINTS TO THE RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES. YOU MUST DO THIS IN PERSON BY VISITING THEIR OFFICE IN EITHER LONDON OR EDINBURGH
If you do require any assistance, it may be worth contacting the Russian National Tourist Office on 0207 985 1234 to discuss this further.
Voyage Prive cannot be held responsible for visas and full cancellation costs will be incurred in the event the visa is not granted or received in advance of your departure.
Special conditions mandatory: passport information of each client (for visa support and train ticket reservation)
