An individual excursion is an original gift! If you want to give an educational walking tour around Moscow with a modern guide, then order a gift certificate - a stylish postcard with a memorable inscription from you. We will be happy to give you a tour for your recipient and his friends!
How it works?
— You purchase a certificate
— Give
— A person contacts us when he decides to use the gift
Contacts are indicated on the certificate and website. We agree on a date and time. We inform you of the meeting place and contact information of the guide, and answer questions.
— We conduct an author’s individual excursion!
Select any of the excursions below or indicate in the form “Excursion of choice” - then the recipient will choose the excursion himself.
Radius Bureau - excursions you won't be ashamed to give as gifts
We offer private, customized tours of Moscow for those who want to give not just a gift, but a day in the city: with a good guide, a clear route, and conversation without the boring routine of a typical excursion.
We are trusted by major clients such as Yandex, Faberlic, Russian Railways, and developers such as Donstroy, Rodina, and Samolet, among others. We also maintain the same level of preparation for private clients: couples, families, friends, and small groups who come with a gift certificate.
A certificate for our own people, not a mass walk
A gift certificate is perfect for a small group: the recipient can come alone, with two people, or with four additional people. This allows for a personalized tour at your own pace, without the hassle of crowds or the feeling of being rushed through a gift.
You can gift a specific theme or leave the gift to the individual to choose from. Then, the recipient can choose their own itinerary with our consultant and use the certificate on a convenient day.
Why does this gift work?
- The signature routes are led by guides who know how to hold people's attention and speak to real people, rather than lecture them into thin air.
- The format can be easily adapted to the recipient: a family outing, a date, a meeting with friends, or a relaxing excursion for visitors to Moscow.
- The price remains clear for a personal gift, and the impression is stronger than a regular card, item, or another souvenir.
- The certificate can be quickly sent as a PDF or delivered, and the recipient can choose the tour date later.
Anton Latynin Moscow expert, theater and literary critic, author and leader of dozens of thematic excursions around Moscow in Russian, German and English. He received higher education in Russia and Germany. Graduate of the National Research University Higher School of Economics with a degree in journalism and media communications. A native Muscovite.
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Reports from the section "Reports»
on the topic of Moscow excursions and guides
Anton gave Garrett Johnston a personal tour of Moscow. This Russian-speaking Irishman, a renowned business strategist, was a guest on a private tour of the Prechistenka and Ostozhenka districts. Anton, who had enjoyed Garrett's interviews many times, was delighted to meet him in person. Incidentally, Garrett had been approached by Donstroy, whose employees we had recently organized a series of tours for, and the expert himself had reached out to us to better understand the historical and cultural context of Moscow's elite neighborhoods. Although Donstroy was not an intermediary this time, the company's influence was still significant. After completing the walking tour, Garrett headed to the Donstroy sales office to meet Olga, a friend of our guide, and Anton sent her his regards. Read more...
You can also book a tour "Golden Mile" and others.
Who would have thought that the president of the Russian Union of German Shepherd Lovers would end up on a personal tour of Moscow for his Pakistani counterpart? Yes, that's right. Imran Hussain, a respected judge from Pakistan who is no stranger to Russia, was a guest of our tour agency. From August 16th to 18th, the city of Vidnoye was hosting a prestigious German Shepherd show, and of course, he couldn't miss it. Our guide met Imran at the Kutafya Tower, and they began a walk through the city's historic corners. They followed the classic route beneath the Trinity Tower. They discussed the snow-white Palace of Congresses, built in the second half of the 20th century. The Pakistani guest noted that it is an example of the international modernist style, characteristic of that time in America, Europe, and Russia. Read more...
You can also book a tour "Heart of the capital" and others.
This unusual walk was a special request from the mother of Artyom, a student at a Moscow school. She asked us to make the route shorter and more child-friendly, as it was cold outside. The route took one and a half to two hours—the perfect amount of time for such a walk. Since the fall, the boy and his mother have been preparing a project on the theme "The Poet's Journey, the Christian's Journey," studying Pushkin's works, his correspondence with Philaret, and Christian motifs in his writings. They wanted to see places in Moscow related to this theme and take photographs for a presentation. The tour began at the Pushkin monument, where the guide spoke about the poet's biography, his connections to St. Petersburg and Moscow, and his life before 1826, when he received permission to live in Moscow after a conversation with Nicholas I at the Chudov Monastery. Read more...
You can also book a tour "Moscow of Alexander Sergeevich" and others.
The sixth day of our private tour of Moscow took a completely unexpected turn and turned into a vibrant and memorable event. Originally, we'd planned a walk through the metro stations, but our guest, Denise from Romania, suggested a change of plans. She's a believer and attends church weekly in her home country. Instead of a Sunday visit, she decided to go on Saturday, and the guide supported the idea. The choice fell on the church on Stoleshnikov Lane, which our guide regularly attends. That day, the church was hosting a children's liturgy—a special service held once a month. During the service, the Gospel is displayed on a screen, and the priest explains it to the children in a simple and accessible manner. The service lasts about an hour, after which all the children are invited to tea with treats brought by their parents. Read more...
You can also book a tour "Customizable dream excursion" and others.
Let's start with the unexpected: participants in one of our personal tours of Moscow witnessed a truly unique event! During a stop at A. I. Derozhinskaya's turquoise mansion on Kropotkinsky Lane, built by the great architect Fyodor Schechtel in 1902-1903, a staff member at the Australian Ambassador's residence suddenly decided to turn on the light in the hall. Our guide, Maria, our expert in architecture and more, revealed the news. This allowed our group of five charming ladies to see paintings and frescoes usually hidden from view. Masha, who had previously written a research paper about the residence, enthusiastically shared new details about the house. The light turned on in the former owner's living room allowed the participants to admire murals based on sketches by Borisov-Musatov, which were added during a recent restoration. Read more...
You can also book a tour "His Majesty Modern" and others.
New Tretyakov Gallery: Avant-garde and Socialist Realism. A Foreigner's Third Visit to Moscow / Day 5
Tretyakov Gallery Reveals the Spirit of Russian Art
Friday began for our guide Elena and her guest Denise from Romania with a morning visit to the New Tretyakov Gallery. The guide met her at her hotel, and they took the metro to the museum. However, Denise immediately admitted that contemporary art impresses her less. Nevertheless, the visit to the exhibition was an excellent opportunity to see the Russian avant-garde in all its glory: works by Petrov-Vodkin, Goncharova, Larionov, Chagall, Malevich, and, of course, Suprematism. Socialist Realism was also on display, with paintings by Pimenov, Konchalovsky, and other masters of the period. Denise noted that she still prefers classical art. This is unsurprising, as she had already visited the historic Tretyakov Gallery building the day before. The guide explained that this contrast helps one better understand the diversity of Russian art. Read more...
You can also book a tour "Customizable dream excursion" and others.
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