Zero-Gravity flight on IL-76MDK plane is one of the most unique adventures!

The first minutes back on Earth after returning from orbit. We continue to admit participants of an extreme tour to the landing site of the Soyuz MS-11 spacecraft, which is scheduled for June 25, 2019. A marathon on off-road vehicles, an overnight stay in the Kazakh steppe and a unique opportunity together with the search and recue team to be the first at the landing site of the spacecraft.

The best story about your adventure will be a professionally created film. During your flight on L-39 and L-29 jet trainers we can install several HD cameras inside the cockpit and on the outer surfaces of the aircraft.

There are only 30 days left to submit applications for participation in the tour to the Baikonur cosmodrome. The launch of the Soyuz MS-13 spacecraft with an international crew is scheduled for July 20, 2019. During the five-day program, the tour participants will be able to see with their own eyes all the stages of preparing the rocket and the crew for launch into orbit.

During the May holidays, several of our guests conquered the sky by performing flights on L-39 Albatros jet trainers.

Today, a group of our tourists from different countries performed an amazing zero gravity flight on the Il-76MDK plane of the Cosmonaut Training Center. Full photo report and video coming soon.

We invite you to join our tour scheduled for June 23-27, 2019 that includes extreme expedition to the landing site of Soyuz MS-11 spacecraft.

Our regular guest, a space admirer from Switzerland, get acquainted with the Egress-2 simulator of the Cosmonaut Training Center. This simulator is designed for spacewalk training (extravehicular activity) and allows cosmonauts to simulate the state of weightlessness and even the gravity of other planets when training in Orlan spacesuits.

Ultra-low passage allows you to enjoy the amazing speed of a L-39 jet trainer. Book flights for yourself and your loved ones, feel the real dynamics and adrenaline!

We are still accepting participants to our exclusive tours to the Baikonur Cosmodrome. New confirmed launch date for Soyuz MS-13 is July 20, 2019. If you become a participant in our tour you’ll be able to see all the stages of the preparation and the launch of the spacecraft. The lift-off of a rocket is an amazing spectacle and memory for the rest of your life!

On the eve of Cosmonautics Day on April 12, interest in «space» objects from tourists from around the world is growing. A few days ago, our group of more than 20 British students visited the Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics and the RSC Energia Museum. Program participants familiarized themselves with the history of the national space program and were able to see unique exhibits.

Blastoff! Soyuz booster with a resupply Progess spacecraft was successfully launched to the ISS several minutes ago. For the group of our tourists this event became a highlight of their five-day journey to Baikonur spaceport. Meanwhile we continue admission to the next launch tour – in July we’ll see off the international crew of Soyuz MS-13 spacecraft leaving for mankind’s orbital outpost. Send your applications and book tour slots for yourselves, friends and families! The main adventure of this summer is just around the corner!

Today, the participants of our Baikonur tour conducted an excursion of the historical facilities of the cosmodrome, reflecting the various stages of the national space program. The launch of the Progress cargo spacecraft will take place on April 4, at 14:01 Moscow time.

A group of our guests, students from India visited the RSC Energia Museum today. Here you can touch the living history, see the originals and relics of the first years of space exploration. The descent vehicles of Gagarin’s Vostok-1 and Tereshkova’s Vostok-6, Voskhod-2 spacecraft used during the first spacewalk in history, the first ever satellites, interplanetary space probes and many other exhibits reflecting the development of the Soviet anf Russian space program.

Our educational programs based on Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center are interesting and enlighting activities which will positevly become a real space adventure that will be a good memory for both adults and children. You will discover the mystery secrets of space, expand your knowledge in the austronautic science and spaceflight. Moreover, you will personally explore the museum space collections and find yourself in the real functional Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center!

We continue the group admission to zero-gravity flights on April 25 and 26. You still have time to sign up for the main adventure of the year!

Participants of our tour to the Baikonur cosmodrome on the launchpad with the Soyuz launch vehicle.

We have a lift-off! Last night, a large group of our tourists at the Baikonur cosmodrome watched the launch of the Soyuz MS-12 spacecraft with an international crew. The night launch of the rocket was the completion of a rich five-day program at the cosmodrome. We continue to accept applications for the next space launch, which will take place preliminary on July 6.

The participants of our tour to the Baikonur cosmodrome are present at the traditional farewell with the crew. Launch is already tonight.

Today, the participants of our tour to the Baikonur cosmodrome got acquainted with the historical objects of the first space harbor of the Earth.

The participants of our tour to the Baikonur cosmodrome share their first day impressions with journalists of the RT channel.

This morning the participants of our Baikonur cosmodrome tour observed the roll-out of the Soyuz MS-12 launch vehicle from the Assembly and Testing Complex and its installation on the launch pad.

Today a large group of our tourists arrived at the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Tomorrow morning, they will observe the roll-out of the launch vehicle from the Assembly and Testing Complex and its installation on the launch pad. Ahead is a rich five-day program at the cosmodrome, the key point of which will be the night launch of the Soyuz MS-12 spacecraft. And we continue to accept applications for the next tour — the launch of the Soyuz MS-13 spacecraft is scheduled for July 6.

Join our next amazing Zero-Gravity flights on April 25 and 26, 2019!

The young participants of our Star City tour are in the Centrifuge-18 hall. This enormous 300-tonn construction can simulate any g-loads which occur during the launch and the landing of a spacecraft, thus preparing the crews for g-loads.