Price & included of Cosmonaut Training tour (10 - days)

Our travel agency "Country of Tourism" will be glad to organize your stay in Moscow according to your interests, wishes and special requests. We will do our best to make your stay in Russia absolutely memorable! Our staff will provide personalized assistance from starting tour preparations to the completion of the entire visit to Russia. Please do not hesitate to ask any questions you have.

Package: 10 Days Training Tour with tour to Russia

Price per person for 10 Days Space Training Tour with Russian tour is on request.

The package includes:

• Visa support;
• Transport between the Airport and your hotel;
• A guide (English, Spanish, German, French) during whole tour;
• Hotel accommodation with breakfast 11 days/10 nights (3-star Hotel);
• Moscow city tour incl. Red Square, Alexander Gardens, Lenin’s Tomb, GUM Shopping Mall, The St. Basil Cathedral, New Convent, "White House", Poklonnaya Hill, and the Arbat Area;
• Transport between hotel and Star City;
• Permission for entry and visit to the GCTC (Star City) and Chkalovsky airbase;
• Tour to the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center (GCTC);
• Complex medical examination;
• 5 Lectures;
• Space Simulators (Soyuz-TM, Vykhod-2, TDK-7ST N1 and N2);
• Ts-F 18 Centrifuge training;
• Hydro-Space laboratory training;
• Zero-Gravity Flight;
• Landing Wood Surviving Cosmonauts’ Program;
• Tour to Mission Control Center (Korolev);
• Tour to Air Force Museum (Monino);
• Tour to The Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics;
• Special lunch in Star City;
• Insurance;
• Personal certificate.

According to visiting rules of the GCTC we should provide passport data and reserve (book) the visit no less than 60 days before your Space Tour.

Please, take a look on other conditions, terms and details of the reservations and payment.

N.B.- this tour is a customized tour and we can make the program according to your wishes and interests.

As an option we can also recommend:
Tours to:

• The State Museum of the History of Space Equipment named by K. E. Tsiolkovsky (Kaluga).
• Flight by MIGs in stratosphere.