Vladivostok

Our most recommended things to do in Vladivostok

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  1. Vladivostok Like a Local: Customized Private Tour

  With a customized tour, you’ll skip the mundane historical tours and discover the city through a local’s eyes. Experience a tour that will transform the way you travel to make it as much about the people you meet, as it is the places you see. These local guides (Lokafyers) are passionate about their city and eager to share their knowledge and perspective. Since Lokafyers are not professional guides and tour occasionally, they provide an experience that’s authentic and personal, like a friend showing you around their city. Meet where you're staying to get familiar with the neighbourhood, find out about the best places to eat, the easiest ways to get around, and the hidden gems you might have missed. By the end of the tour, you'll feel comfortable navigating the city and confident that you have all the information you need to make the most of your stay. Through conversations with your Lok...

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  2. Vladivostok City Tour on Three Types of Public Transport

  Enjoy a guided tour of Vladivostok that allows you to combine your love of sightseeing by both public transport and on foot. See up close and personal the atmosphere of the bustling city of Vladivostok. Look at the main attractions of the city, learn its rich history and all the while save some money. The tour starts in the very heart of the city, in Vladivostok central square surrounded by a traditional White House, facades of the few remaining historical buildings from the beginning of the 20th-century. Whilst also here you will see a soviet-era monument for the Fighters for the Soviet Power in the Russian Far East, the famous GUM and a newly constructed cathedral of the Transfiguration of the Saviour. Upon departing these monuments you will make your way toward the Railway Station, en route you will take a quick visit through the infamous Chinese Quarter. Here in the Chinese Quarter ...

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  3. Russia: 10-Day 4G SIM Card

  Stay connected while traveling around Russia with a 4G SIM card from one of the leading mobile operators in Russia, Beeline or MegaFon. You will be free to use your sim immediately, with no need to register. Your SIM card will be mailed to your EU address, and will be valid for 10 days after activating.

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  4. Vladivostok: Cruise Trip

  Although not as well-known as Moscow or St. Petersburg, Russia's far-eastern city of Vladivostok is full of charm and unique culture. Stroll along the Vladivostok Embankment, the city's waterfront walkway where you can catch a glimpse of the fountain at its central point lit up in blue and green. Vladivostok lays on the Golden Horn Bay in Russia on the North Pacific. More than 9,000 km from the capital, this city is open to western and eastern influence. Its renowned Golden Horn harbor is Russia’s largest Pacific Coast seaport. Do you know that Tokarevsky Lighthouse is one of the oldest lighthouses in the city? From the boat, you will see three harbors in one: the fishing harbor, the naval base, and the commercial harbor. Your local guide will reveal secret stories about the Submarine museum- S-56, the history, and the culture of the city. Check out Vladivostok Fortress, whose placards...

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  5. Vladivostok: Visit to a Russian Dacha and Railway Experience

  Discover the everyday life of local Russians. The Trans-Siberian Railway railway was built in 1916 connecting Moscow to the Russian Far East and is the longest railway in the world, stretching an incredible 9288 kilometers. With your guide you'll hop on the Trans-Siberian Railway for a forty minute journey out of the city to the countryside to visit a real Russian Dacha.  From the train station out of the city you will enjoy a short trip through the Russian countryside, passing charming country houses, dense forests and a picturesque coastline along the Amursky Bay. You will visit a traditional Russian summer house called a dacha. A dacha is usually a wooden house consisting of one or two floors without much in the way of modern conveniences. The dacha is a unique phenomenon in the life of anyone who lives in the boundless expanses of the Russian Federation. At summer's peak, many Ru...

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  6. Vladivostok: Local Markets Private Tour with Lunch

  The tour begins with pickup from your hotel and heads via public transport to Vladivostok’s vibrant Chinese market. Arrive at the market, which is the largest in the city, and admire the impressive array of items on sale, from toys to entertainment, clothing, and food. As you explore, learn about the city’s Asian heritage and cultural influence. Mingle with the locals as you wander between the colorful stalls and soak up the unique sights and smells that fill the air. Once you’ve worked up a bit of an appetite, grab some lunch at one of the market's cafes serving traditional Chinese cuisine. Afterwards, continue the tour to the farmers market, where you can find a large selection of fresh fruit and vegetables. Listen to your guide share information about farming in Vladivostok and the seasonal produce available. By the end of the tour, you’ll have a better understanding of the city’s c...

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  7. Vladivostok: Romantic Tour

  Discover the romantic side of the charismatic city of Vladivostok with a local professional guide. Admire the beauty of the city with your partner on this romantic tour.

   

  Soak in the breathtaking view from the beautiful viewpoint of Orlinoye Gnezdo.  Hear about many historical love stories, hidden in the pretty old lanes, buildings, and parks in the city. Know about the heartbreaking and tragic to the hilarious or spicy stories of the romantic legends.

   

  Find the best place in the city for a date and where you can take the most beautiful photos. Discover how many couples were on the art object, Reconciliation bed. Admire the warm and welcoming vibe of the spectacular city of Vladivostok on a romantic ...

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  8. Vladivostok: Walking tour of museums

  Dive into the history of Vladivostok and the Golden Horn Bay area on this guided tour around some of Vladivostok's key historic sites and museums. Learn about the city's fascinating blend of West and East through the exhibits in the city's museums as you explore this port city's past. With your local guide you will visit the Vladivostok Fortress Museum, learning all about the region's military history. You'll also visit the oldest lighthouse in the city, the Tokarevsky Lighthouse and the Arsenyev history museum.  Your local guide will uncover secret stories about the city and its culture as you explore the museums.

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  9. Vladivostok: Guided Walking Tour

  Meet your local guide and make your way towards the Vladivostok Railway station. Admire one of the oldest buildings in the city and the final stop of the Trans-Siberian Railway line. Continue your walk along the central Aleutian Street to the city center, where you'll get to see 19th-century mansions and buildings designed in the Stalinist style before hitting the main streets of Svetlanskaya and Pushkinskaya. See some of the city's famous buildings along the main street before getting to ride the iconic funicular of Vladivostok, one of the two funiculars in the entire Russia. The funicular ride offers stunning views of the city, and as you arrive at the observation deck in Eagle Hill, you'll witness panoramic views of the Golden Horn Bay — a sight not to be missed.

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  10. Vladivostok: Guideded Walking Tour

  A professional guide will meet you in the lobby of your hotel in Vladivostok, from where you will go by foot or public transport to the city center where your personal walking tour will start. Your tour will begin with one of the oldest and most beautiful buildings in the city, the Railway Station, the place where the Trans-Siberian Railway ends. Walking from the station along the central Aleutian Street to the city center, you can look at the 19th century mansions, buildings in the “Stalin Empire” style, the building of the Primorsky Regional Art Gallery and the Museum named after V.K. Arseneva. You will next travel to the most impressive street of Svetlanskaya, which is complete with grand buildings of 19th-20th century design. On this street you will find the Vladivostok GUM, the main post office and the general headquarters of the Siberian flotilla. From here, your guide will take y...