Russia private tour guides

All our guides have a certificate from the National Tourism Committee and many years of practical experience working with foreign tourists.

Meet some of them.

Guide Julia.

I was born and raised in St. Petersburg. In 1988, I graduated from the philological faculty of Leningrad State University. Interest in Russian literature and history led me to the All-Russian Museum of A.S. Pushkin, where I worked as a tour guide, and then as an employee of the international department, working as a guide with museum guests from Russia and abroad. Since 2011, I have been conducting excursions in city museums, suburban palaces and parks, and original literary excursions. I have passed the necessary licensing and received permission to conduct excursions in all museums of St. Petersburg, including the Faberge Museum, the Yusupov Palace. In 2023, I passed the certification of tour guides in the Committee for the Development of Tourism of St. Petersburg. I have extensive experience working with guests who are deeply interested in art, history, literature, ballet, and are particularly demanding of the quality of services provided to them.

I work with individual premium-class clients, VIP segment. I have experience working with company directors, heads of enterprises, high-ranking government officials. I am happy that I was able to accompany the descendant of the Romanov family, His Serene Highness Prince Georgy Yuryevsky, in Saint Petersburg.

Guide Irina.

By education, I am an English teacher. Having successfully taught for quite a long time, several years ago I decided to expand my professional horizons. Having completed a training course for guides-interpreters/tour guides, I found a job that gives me great pleasure.
I really love communicating with people, telling about the city, conducting excursions in museums, preferring a lively informal dialogue. I am always pleased to see and understand that my excursions are liked by the guests of our city. Magnificent St. Petersburg inspires me to constant development.

I love learning new facts about the history of our city and Russia, as well as studying culture and art.
The rich history and a huge number of historical and cultural monuments allow me to discover my city from a new side every time. Even a simple walk along the old streets in any weather leaves an indelible impression and a desire to return.

Guide Elizaveta.

I was born and raised in St. Petersburg in a family that lived in this city before the revolution, so I can call myself a native Petersburger. Many of my family members worked in the Hermitage, the Kunstkamera, libraries and universities of the city. In the footsteps of some of them, I graduated from the Oriental Faculty of St. Petersburg State University and taught foreign languages ​​for many years. But the desire for practice led me to the field of tourism, where I could show foreign tourists my hometown and practice my knowledge of the language.

As a result, tourism never let me go, now I am happy to conduct excursions not only in foreign languages, but also in my native language, each time discovering something new for myself in my favorite city. Traveling around Saint Petersburg is an endless pleasure.