Soviet Union

1 Day Trip To Armenia is the best possibility to visit a new country in just a day and see how different two neighbor countries might be, the best opportunity for visiting places which take you to different centuries and makes you feel that time is changing with centuries in just a few minutes, you think you are traveling with a time machine, but it is just our car which is driven through these beautiful places, you explore 2 UNESCO heritage sites, try delicious local food, see how local people live and feel the influence of the soviet union, spending off a day for feeling different centuries is a great deal.

Join this expertly guided walking tour of Berlin and step into the heart of the Cold War conflict that defined an era. Witness firsthand the powerful remnants of the military standoff between the Western and communist worlds. With your knowledgeable guide, explore the Berlin Wall and hidden sections of the deadly Death Strip, stand beside a preserved guard tower, and delve into the mysterious underground 'Ghost Stations'. Stand above the sites of escape tunnels and hear the gripping tales of those who risked everything to create them. Uncover stories of espionage and the intense face-offs between the CIA and KGB in this geopolitical flashpoint. Learn about the influential leaders and pivotal events that kept the world teetering on the edge of nuclear war for decades. Your guide will bring to life what daily existence was like for Berlin’s residents during nearly 45 years of division and tension, and shed light on the far-reaching consequences that continue to shape our world today.

The Palace of Culture and Science is not only a symbol of Warsaw, but also a monument to Poland's turbulent history. Built in the 1950s as a gift from the Soviet Union, it has witnessed some of the most important events in the country's history. By visiting the Palace of Culture and Science, you can learn about its history and its significance to the Polish people.

Transnistria has preserved a lot of Soviet monuments, equipment, attractive places and facts that will be interesting for everyone to learn. Visiting Transnistria is like traveling on a time machine – not much has changed there since nowadays. The cities of Bender and Tiraspol, keep many soviet monuments, with a specific architecture. You should come to Transnistria especially if you’re from a country that was never a part of the Soviet Bloc or controlled by it. It will help you understand what the daily reality was like for millions of people in the Soviet Union. You’ll visit practically almost fully conserved ‘museum’ of Soviet times. Depending on the number of bookings, sometimes the tour could be private or shared with small groups, up to 8-10 people. But from our experience most of our groups are 3-4 or 5 people.

This is a tour throughout which guests will visit Stalin's museum in his birth town of Gori where it will be possible to see the house he was born in, the wagon he was traveling with while he was the head of the Soviet Union and the museum which describes his Bolshevik life. Moreover, the main part of the tour includes the visit to a mining town of Chiatura which gives the real Soviet feeling and looks exactly it looked like 50 years ago. Also during the tour guests will be able to visit Katskhi pillar with a monastery on top of it which is one of the strangest natural structures in the whole country.

Bishkek is the Capital of the Kyrgyzstan where there is great influence of the Russian Empire and Soviet Union during 1867 till 1991. Therefore , there is variety of Arts, mosaics , statues and architectural buildings from Soviet union and Russian empire which is quite interesting to praised .You will able to see the immense history of Kirgizia when it was not part of Russian Empire. Like many other great Soviet cities, Kyrgyzstan’s capital was renamed under communism. The Bishkek born Bolshevik hero Mikhail Frunze lent his name to the city for more than sixty years. During this time, a change in name wasn’t the only revamp Bishkek experienced. In true Soviet fashion, the city underwent a physical transformation. People’s art adorned the walls of apartment blocks, work buildings and public spaces. Imposing Socialist Modernism architecture dominated civic design. Parks and green spaces sprung up across the city. It’s a legacy that endures to this day.

Discover the vibrant world of Azerbaijani wine on our Baku City Wine Tour, crafted meticulously for wine lovers and people who love to immerse into local traditions. The tour will introduce you the unique characteristics of Azerbaijani grapes, while exploring the wines produced across the country. For this, we will visit two local wine establishments handpicked for their dedicated service and special selection of local wines. You’ll also learn about the wine making history of Azerbaijan from prehistoric times through Soviet Union to the present time. Indulge in tastings, culinary pairings, and lively discussions, creating memories to savor long after the tour ends.

If you want to feel the breath of the former Soviet Union, we invite you to visit Transnistria. It will be exciting and interesting. This region was formed after the war in 1992 and is independent from Moldova, although officially it is considered to be part of Moldova. It has its own currency, own president and three official languages. We will visit places and buildings from the former USSR. You will see Lenin monuments, the majestic House of Soviets in the style of Stalinism, the 16th century Bendery fortress. You will visit the USSR canteen, where many old Soviet things are collected . The highlight of your trip will be visit to a private guesthouse "Usadba Acasa" in a Bulgarian village of Parcani,where we will go for lunch. Lunch will be prepared by caring hosts in the best national traditions.Here you will taste delicious homemade wine and take part in a folklore performance,get acguainted with the life of local residents, national traditions

The Salaspils Memorial Ensemble was created in the place where National Socialistic Germany had a police prison and labour correctional camp (from 1941 to 1945). This beautiful memorial site was open in 1967 (Soviet days) as the Soviet Union politics were concentrating on hiding the bad moves of J.Stalin and instead wanted to show to the world the bad stuff done by Nazis. The memorial creates a symbol of the border between life and death with a 100 metre-long concrete wall, on which is written – “Beyond these gates the land groans”. There are also seven concrete sculptures: “Mother”, “The Unbroken”, “The humuliated”, “Protest”, “Red Front”, “Solidarity”,“The Oath”. A beautiful addition to the memorial – indoors exhibition open for visitors to learn from written materials, photos and also video materials where you'll see older people sharing their memories about how they managed to escape or skip the camp. PLEASE NOTE – GROUP TOUR OPERATES ONLY IF THERE ARE AT LEAST 3 PASSENGERS.

Charismatic master Maia teaches how to cook khinkalis with funny joke. She speaks English,Russian and Turkish.I'm the owner who supports by English and Japanese. You can drink free tea,coffee,wine,beer and soft drink while you are cooking. We have a party with salad and free drinks. Also you can enjoy our atmosphere as more than 220 years old(18 century) architecture of buildings during Russian Empire before Soviet Union. You feel countryside in the middle of city center.

Looking for something a little different? Let us take you underground to see a view of Baku that few tourists have seen and few locals ever bother to appreciate: the Metro. Take this 2 hours guided tour through Baku's metro network, explore very deep central stations and exquisite decorations that blend traditional Azerbaijani national motifs with Soviet ideology. When its construction began it was one of the first subterranean railways of the then Soviet Union. Many changes and extensions have left their historical footprints and today’s Baku Metro can offer a range of curious insights – historical, cultural and artistic as well as the fascination of seeing the day-to-day living urban pulse of everyday city folk.

It's a unique way to discover Vanadzor's hidden treasures. During your ride you will see soviet and old abandoned factories feel the spirit soviet union and Armenian traditional culture

Iskanderkul is a mountain lake of glacial origin in Tajikistan's Sughd Province. It lies at an altitude of 2,195 meters (7,201 ft) on the northern slopes of the Gissar Range in the Fann Mountains. Triangular in shape, it has a surface area of 3.4 square kilometers (1.3 sq mi) and is up to 72 meters (236 ft) deep. Claimed to be one of the most beautiful mountain lakes in the former Soviet Union, it is a popular tourist destination. The English speaking tour guide will tell you about the history and myths of this beautiful lake.

Take the opportunity to see and discover the breakaway region of Transnistria and live an unforgettable experience.In this region the atmosphere of Soviet Union is still alive. We will explore the atmosphere of cities of the former Soviet Union:  Bender and Tiraspol (which is the capital of Transnistria). The duration of the tour takes one day. As well the timing and duration of the tour can be easily changed depending on your requests.

If you're the type of traveler who craves adventure and authenticity over luxurious accommodations and tourist traps, then Khevsureti is the destination for you. This remote region of Georgia is a hidden gem that offers a rare opportunity to experience the country's rich culture and breathtaking natural beauty without the crowds. With its medieval towers, traditional architecture, and stunning mountain vistas, Khevsureti feels like something out of a fairy tale. But be warned, the road to get there is not for the faint of heart, and the wildness of the region only adds to its mystique. To truly immerse yourself in the Khevsureti experience, we offer a multi-day tour that takes you deeper into this magical region. Spend your days exploring history and hiking rugged mountain trails, all while taking in the beauty of the unspoiled landscape. This tour is for those who want to experience the real Georgia, it is an opportunity not to be missed. Book your Khevsureti adventure today.

Visit the reconstructed Temple of Garni to view the classical Hellenistic temple near Garni, the only Greco Roman colonnaded building in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. Geghard is a Medieval Monastery that is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site carved out of the adjacent mountain side, surrounded by cliffs.

Taste of USSR! Tasting of the most prominent Soviet time alcoholic drinks. Estonia  was a part of Soviet Union for 48 years. One of the myths about USSR, that people drank nothing but vodka. True, that vodka was the most popular drink for the working class of people. However, upper classes of the society preferred something better like Armenian cognac and Georgian wine. For mass Communist party events, even a special kind of vodka was introduced and for special occasions, like New Year or a Birthday party, a sparkling Soviet champagne was absolutely necessary. Some of the Estonian drinks became a part of Soviet alcoholic tradition too, like Vana Tallinn liqueur. Tasting takes place in a great restaurant in the main square on the Old town

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Tskaltubo — the legendary Soviet-era spa resort. Our adventure begins at the Tskaltubo Train Station, once the main link connecting this resort town to the heart of the Soviet Union — Moscow. Next, we explore Sanatorium Medea, famed for its grand columns and breathtaking central hall. From there, we head to the iconic Bathhouse No. 6, also known as Stalin's Bath, and then to Bathhouse No. 8, an abandoned public bath notable for its massive, awe-inspiring dome. We continue to Sanatorium Metallurg, where we'll wander through the once-elegant living quarters and a hauntingly beautiful abandoned theater — a place that seems to have hosted its final performance long ago. Our tour concludes at the Spring of Beauty, the only drinkable mineral spring in Tskaltubo. Here, we’ll taste the water that has drawn visitors for decades, in a resort more widely known for its therapeutic bathhouses.

Philae temple one of the amazing complex temple built by sandstone over periods,and it moved from old Island to agileka island by helping unisco organization High dam is an one big project had built in 1960 rescue Egypt from flooding Unfinished obelisk an one of obelisk in old quarry back to the queen Hatshepsut Don't hesitate and join with us

Private half day tour to Garni temple with comfortable and well maintained car. English speaking driver/guide will assist you on the way.