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Historical Tours to Russia

All of our forthcoming Scheduled Tours to Russia are listed below.

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Tours to Russia - Future Planning

We intend to run all of the following tours in the near future. Final dates and prices are yet to be confirmed. Register your interest and we will contact you as soon as these tours become available.

Flag of RussiaKaliningrad: Russia’s forgotten exclaveKönigsberg, the former capital of Prussia, home to the Teutonic Knights and the great philosopher Immanuel Kant, is today known by its Russian name, Kaliningrad.View Tour Details Flag of RussiaNapoleon 1812A most comprehensive tour of the 1812 campaign which incorporates the dramatic re-enactment of the legendary battle of Borodino and journeys deep into rural Russia to discover the battles, skirmishes and legends of the armies of Napoleon and Kutusov during their epic struggle of that year.View Tour Details Flag of RussiaNatasha's DanceThis tour takes us on a wondrous journey through Russia’s rich cultural history, visiting the homes, palaces, estates and museums of the country’s greatest writers, poets and artists. The title of the tour comes from the eponymous book written by your expert historian, Orlando Figes.View Tour Details Flag of RussiaOperation BarbarossaFollow the advance of Army Group North, in particular the actions fought by General Hoepner's Panzergruppe 4 from Memel through Kovno and Dvinsk to armoured clashes at Ostrov, the intense fighting around Pskov and the terrible siege of Leningrad.View Tour Details Flag of RussiaThe Eastern FrontThe defence of Moscow, the siege of Stalingrad and the battle of Kursk - three of the most pivotal events of the Second World War.View Tour Details Flag of RussiaThe Russian RevolutionSt Petersburg, Russia’s most opulent city, home to the Tsars and the much maligned Imperial elite, was destined to become the epicentre for a revolutionary movement and would eventually take on the name of its leader becoming Leningrad.View Tour Details