Exclusive Travel to Russia

09/05/2019

St Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow was created by Postnik Yakovlev. Legend has it that Ivan the Terrible blinded him afterwards, so he couldn’t build anything to rival it.

09/05/2019

Ride the metro
Feel like a local when you zoom through the capital city via its glamorous metro. Resembling a museum rather than a form of public transportation, the Moscow Metro is a whirlwind experience that everyone visiting Russia should try. Marvel at the stunning mosaic ceilings and the radiant architecture as you venture through the underground tunnels. Decked out in shimmering chandeliers and bright marble walls, the metro was designed to be a sort of "palace for the people."

09/05/2019

Tour Winter Palace and Hermitage Museum
Second in size only to the Louvre, take in the seemingly-endless collection of the Hermitage Museum. The Hermitage was founded in 1764 and contains over 3 million individual pieces. The spearmint-green complex encompasses five different buildings in addition to its most famous section, the Winter Palace. The Hermitage houses the world’s largest collection of paintings including some works by Monet, Matisse, and Cezanne.

09/05/2019

Taste Georgian food
The country of Georgia has been a hidden gem of culinary sensations for centuries. Considered to be one of the original creators of wine, their cuisine holds no qualms in producing comforting, memorable feasts that you’ll hold in your heart forever.

09/05/2019

Edge of Space Flight Program
The MiG-29 Edge of Space flight includes controlling the jet – a unique possibility you get with all MiGFlug jet fighter flights. The Edge of Space flight program includes these manoeuvres:
Breaking the Sound Barrier and fly at supersonic speed
Climb to the max altitude at nearly Mach 2*
Rolls
Immelman
Loopings
Split-S
Accelerated vertical climbing
Vertical dive
Curves
Tail-Slide
High speed low level flying over the runway – your spectators will be very impressed!
*Thanks to a thrust/weight ratio of 1.09 – the MiG-29 gains speed during vertical climbing!
Included in the Edge of Space flight experience in the MiG-29 is everything except the airline flight to Nizhny Novgorod (an hour from Moscow), hotel and Visa. But with our specialist you won’t feel anything of the hassle involved – she’s here to help getting the best, custom-tailored travel package.
We book and organize whatever you want, or help you booking everything the right way if you do it on your own. On the day of the flight, you’ll be picked up in the hotel lobby by a charming interpreter and an own driver. The Edge of Space flight package includes:
Transfer hotel – airbase – hotel
Medical checkup prior to the flight
Introduction and flight training
Around 50 min total flight time
Flight certificate with altitude and G-load
Visit to airbase museum
First class MiGFlug service
Optional HD video (edited) and photo service

09/05/2019

MiG-29 Edge of Space Flight in Russia
Probably the mightiest experience in the world: The Edge of Space flight in the MiG-29 Fulcrum. Depending on weather and temperature conditions, you can reach up to 20-22km altitude, though at least 17km is guaranteed. Only astronauts and cosmonauts aboard the ISS will fly higher at this point.
You can clearly see the curvature of the earth. The atmosphere looks like a blue fog, covering the earth far below. Above you, the sky turns very dark, sprinkled with innumerous stars. An incredible view which only a few people were able to enjoy so far!

09/05/2019

The only country in the world to border 12 seas and 16 countries.
Twelve seas from three ocean basins, to be precise: The Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Sea of Azov, Barents Sea, White Sea, Kara Sea, Laptev Sea, Chukchi Sea, East Siberian Sea, Sea of Okhotsk, and Bering Sea. And that’s not including the Caspian – which would love to be a sea, but is actually a sea-lake. What is strange about all of this is our country’s almost complete lack of access to warm-water ports that aren’t frozen for most of the year. Although Russia enjoys vast marine resources, its situation with trade routes could be better: even in the Pacific, the moment you leave port, you end up in Japanese waters. Not ideal. To make matters worse, Russia is bordered by 16 countries – that’s two more than China – making defense a nightmare.

09/05/2019

Tour:
Astronaut Training: Centrifuge

Test itself an G-load in Star City
At launch of Russian Soyuz spacecraft on orbit and descent to the Earth on cosmonauts influence G-loads. In conditions of terrestrial gravitation for modelling G-loads the method of modelling of acceleration on a centrifuge with a mobile cabin is used. In Yuri Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center (Russian Star City, Moscow region) there is such centrifuge - the world's largest TsF-18 Centrifuge. Possibly, this Astronaut Training will push you to the decision to fly to space. Or... on the contrary. Anyhow, Astronaut Training: Centrifuge is a fine opportunity to check up on your endurance not in space and in the Russian Star City.

09/05/2019