“City Time” is a Vladivostok sightseeing bureau hosted by the renovated Arsenyev Primorye Museum and is run by a young, active team of enthusiasts and true lovers of the city. The bureau was created to revive the genre of urban sightseeing tours.
Vladivostok is a city that has something special for everyone: breathtaking panoramas, scenic landscapes, a combination of European and Asian architecture that reflects the crossing of cultures and human lives, and a busy atmosphere of a port city where Russia begins. Each tour offers a new perspective and outlook on life in Vladivostok.
“City Time” is popular not only among tourists but also among the Vladivostok residents, primarily because the tours are conducted by museum staff, whose level of knowledge on the subject matter is much higher than that of average guides. During the warm season, from May to November, the bureau offers walking and cycling tours, and bus tours are offered in the winter.
An adult ticket for a walking tour is 300 rubles (children and seniors — 200 rubles); and a bus tour is 600 rubles (children and seniors — 500 rubles.). Private tours are also available upon request.
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