Dear Sirs

Here is the list of services and prices that we can offer. In case the mentioned prices seem too high for you, please suggest your counteroffer (while filling in the form on "Contact us" page) and we'll find an appropriate solution.

I. Transfer (back)

• Receiving at any of Moscow's airports, railway or bus stations and driving to any hotel or residence in Moscow and the suburbs.
• FREE round-up excursion on the way

II. Interpreting and Translating (back)

• Interpreting on different occasions (presentations, dinner parties, official receivings etc).
• Interpreting and general assistance at your booth on international exhibitions.
• Translating documents, brochures, programmes, letters, projects etc for your information.
• Notarized (official) translation of contracts, business correspondence and other official documents (provided by "Orient" translation bureau [founded in 1988], that is run by The Association of the Graduates of The Institute of Asian and African Studies of Moscow State University).

III. Guide and Entertainment (back)

• Theme excursions around Moscow (both car/bus and on foot)
  Notice: Car excursion costs 10EUR/hour more.
  1. The Kremlin and Red Square
  2. Old Moscow vs. Soviet Moscow
  3. Museums and Galleries (interpret the excursions of fine-art specialist-guides)
  4. Casket world of Moscow streets
     Consider visiting "Guide" page to learn more...
• Walking around Moscow (more informal and not less informative)

  We can show you to the places that are beyond the grasp of other tour-bureaus and free-lancers such as, for instance, the main building of Moscow State University at Vorobyouvy Gory (one of the seven so-called "Stalin's sisters"). You can see the whole Moscow from the top floors of 236 metres high building. We'll do our best to make sightseeing with us a true pleasure.

• Joining you for the performances in Moscow theatres, concert halls or opera houses.

  We can help you to understand not only theatre-staff and programme but Russian culture and "the mysterious Russian soul", as Fedor Dostoyevskiy named it.