Tours on the rivers and canals of St. Petersburg

A walk along the rivers and canals of St. Petersburg will be one of the most memorable moments of your trip. The Delta of the Neva River, where St. Petersburg is located, is a low-lying place. A large number of natural channels forms the river Neva, which divides into sleeves. St. Petersburg was conceived by Peter the Great as a sea city. He wanted it to look like Amsterdam and Venice. That is why a huge number of man-made canals appeared in the city, without which it is impossible to imagine St. Petersburg. Many bridges connect the banks of rivers and canals, it is from the water that the city looks especially spectacular.

Everyone coming to St. Petersburg is sure to aspire to a water walk along the rivers and canals. Indeed, from the water you can better see the city, walk under bridges, admire the panorama of the Neva embankments. During a water excursion along the rivers and canals of St. Petersburg, you will see the main attractions of the city and walk along its main waterways - the Neva River, Fontanka, Moika, the Griboyedov Canal, the Kryukov Canal.

From the Neva Strelka of Vasilievsky Island, the Peter and Paul Fortress and the Winter Palace look magnificent. Walking along the Fontanka and Moika, you will see the Mikhailovsky Castle, the Summer Garden, Anichkov Bridge, the Savior on the Blood, St. Isaac’s Cathedral and many other masterpieces of architecture, as well as learn about the features of St. Petersburg canals, embankments, drawbridges.

A walk along the rivers and canals of St. Petersburg will be a great addition to a sightseeing tour or a visit to the Hermitage. You can organize a tour of the rivers and canals for groups and for individual tourists on any boats.

If you have a large group - then the tour is carried out on a multi-seat boat, for individual tourists there are small speed boats.