Service-Learning: Russia Excursions
Study Abroad integrated with Volunteer Service
Travel and Excursions that Broaden Your Perspective
A regular program of excursions is an integral part of the program. These include weekly theater, music, or circus performances. In addition, weekend excursions include a trip to St. Petersburg, a trip to Sergiev Posad (one of the Russia’s most important religious and historical landmarks), and a trip to the Golden Ring towns of Vladimir and Suzdal.
Following is a list of typical excursions offered, but field trips may vary term to term.
Typical fall excursions:
- Orientation tour of Moscow by bus
- The Moscow Kremlin and the Assumption Cathedral
- The Tretiakov Art Gallery
- The Novodevitchy Convent & Cemetery
- The Diamond Fund of the Kremlin
- The Pushkin Fine Arts Museum
- The Golden Ring town of Sergiev Posad with a visit to St.Sergius Monastery
- The KGB Museum
- The Central Museum of the Ministry of the Internal Affairs of Russia
- The best Russian chocolate factory, Red October
- The State Museum of Ceramics and the 18th century Kuskovo Estate
- Kolomenskoe - State Historical, Architectural, Natural and Landscape Reservation
- The Museum of Russian Contemporary History
- 2-day trip to the Golden Ring towns of Vladimir and Suzdal
- 5-day trip to St. Petersburg
Typical spring excursions:
- The Andrei Rublev Museum of Old Russian Culture and Art
- The All Russian Museum of Decorative and Folk Art
- The Moscow Kremlin and to the Diamond Fund
- Visit to the New Jerusalem Monastery
- The New Tretiakov Art Gallery at Rimsky Val - 20th Century Art
- The Modern History Museum (formerly the Museum of the Revolution)
- 2-day trip to Tver - one of the Oldest Russian Cities
- “Kolomenskoe” - State Historical, Architectural, Natural and Landscape Reservation
- 5-day trip to St. Petersburg
- The Central Museum of the Ministry of the Interior of Russia
- 2-day trip to the Golden Ring towns of Vladimir and Suzdal
- The State Museum of Ceramics and the 18th century Kuskovo Estate
- Peredelkino, near Moscow
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