The Sergey Kirov at Severnyi Rechnoi Voksal in Moscow on September 15, 2011
The river cruise ship with four passenger decks was built in 1987 for the shipping company "Severo-Sapadnoye Rechnoye Parochodstwo" (North-West river shipping company) in what was then Leningrad . It belongs to a series of 27 + 1 ( Vladimir Vysotskiy - not finished) ships of the Dmitriy Furmanov class manufactured from 1983 to 1991 , a further development of the Vladimir Ilyich class by the same shipyard. The ship has a diesel-electric drive with three main engines. In 2012 the ship, which was originally named after the Russian politician Sergei Kirow (actually Sergei Mironowitsch Kostrikow), was renamed the Viking Truvor for better marketing , converted and has been in service again since May 2012.
Furnishing
All comfortable 2-bed cabins are equipped with air conditioning, 26 ″ TV, refrigerator, shower and toilet, 220 V connection and have large windows (except those on the lower deck). On board are a restaurant and bar-restaurant, two bars, library, event room, sun deck with deck chairs, music salon, sauna.