Walking tours

Join walking tours in St. Petersburg with the best local guides to discover this city’s many different sides.

The city of tzars, revolutionaries, artists, writers and musicians, St. Petersburg has many different faces. Imperial opulence, lavish European Art Nouveau, Soviet Avantguard, classical and Baroque architectural monuments are just a few aspects covered by our walking tours.

Anglotourismo offers a number of guided tours in St. Petersburg for English-speaking visitors from all walks of life, cultures and backgrounds.

For the main historical sites join Free Daily Walking Tour, that takes you around the city centre and includes Nevsky prospect, Kazan Cathedral, Church on Spilt Blood, Palace Square, Rossi’s perfect street, monument to Catherine the Great as well as some lesser known off-the-beaten-track spots.

Once you’ve got your bearings in town and visited main attractions, delve deeper and explore non-touristy local neighbourhoods on our Vasilievsky Island and Petrograd Side walking tours. These are ideal opportunities for independent traveler to explore residential areas, discover cheap local eats and farmer’s markets, hip art shops and live music venues, as well as learn more about history and architecture.

An even more intriguing and more in-depth experience is to join our Dostoevsky and Metro and Soviet Avantguard Architecture tours.

Last but not least. Not only is our team a bunch of highly trained professional tour guides, but a collective of well-travelled enthusiasts majoring from history to linguistics to music and psychology, eager to share their unique background and knowledge of St. Petersburg with the visitors from all walks of life and all age groups.