City Tours
Explore the highlights of Florence on a guided walking tour through its historic center. Visit landmarks such as Orsanmichele, Via dei Calzaiuoli, Piazza della Signoria, Piazza della Repubblica, and the iconic Piazza del Duomo. Discover the Medici legacy at Palazzo Medici Riccardi (exterior visit only) and finish in Piazza San Lorenzo.
Continue to the Galleria dell’Accademia to admire masterpieces including Michelangelo’s David, his unfinished Prisoners, and works by Botticelli, Lippi, and Giambologna. Led by an expert English-speaking guide, this tour offers a concise yet enriching journey through Florence’s art and history.
Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.
Enjoy a unique opportunity to explore the Uffizi Gallery, Italy’s most renowned museum, with an expert English-speaking guide. This Uffizi Masterclass reveals the evolution of Italian art from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance through masterpieces by Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, and more.
Go beyond simply viewing the artworks—understand their meaning, context, and innovation as your guide brings them to life. More than a museum visit, this immersive experience offers a deeper connection to the art that made Florence the heart of a cultural revolution and is an essential highlight of any stay in the city.
Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.
Begin at the Galleria dell’Accademia to admire masterpieces including Michelangelo’s David, his unfinished Prisoners, and works by Botticelli, Lippi, and Giambologna. Led by an expert English-speaking guide, this tour offers a concise yet enriching journey through Florence’s art and history.
Then continue to explore the highlights of Florence on a guided walking tour through its historic center. Visit landmarks such as Orsanmichele, Via dei Calzaiuoli, Piazza della Signoria, Piazza della Repubblica, and the iconic Piazza del Duomo. Discover the Medici legacy at Palazzo Medici Riccardi and finish in Piazza San Lorenzo.
Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.
A great introduction to the artistic treasures of the Vatican. From the Vatican Museums to Michelangelo's ground-breaking frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, you will see how the Popes used art and culture to spread their message. Discover the history, the mystery and the masterpieces of Vatican City, a powerful town-state set in the center of Rome and be ready to embark on an unforgettable journey through the Vatican Museums and the breathtaking Sistine Chapel, where the brilliance of human creativity and devotion converge. As there is no talking allowed in the Sistine Chapel your guide will prepare you here for the many fascinating details you otherwise might miss on your own. To reach the Chapel, your guide will lead you along the Hall of Maps, the Gallery of Tapestries, the Gallery of Candelabra and through the Raphael Rooms.
Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.
Enjoy your guided walking tour of Mykonos. Stroll along the seafront past the local fish and vegetable market, and keep an eye out for the island’s beloved mascot, Peter the Pelican. Visit the Folklore Museum, housed in a charming 11th-century building, before continuing to the iconic Paraportiani Church, a celebrated example of Cycladic architecture and one of the most photographed sites in the Mediterranean. Continue to Alefkandra, Mykonos’ Little Venice, where colorful houses cling to the water’s edge and local artists often work nearby. Nearby, admire the famous windmills overlooking the harbor, once used to grind wheat and now offering stunning views of the sea. Visit the House of Lena Museum, showcasing 19th-century Myconian life, then conclude the tour at a local tavern with a tasting of traditional Greek meze and local wines.
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Begin the day at the Palace of Knossos, the largest and most impressive Minoan palace, excavated and restored by British archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans. Step back 4,000 years to Europe’s oldest civilization and marvel at the advanced technology and facilities of the Minoan era.
Continue to Heraklion, a city where history comes alive. Visit the Heraklion Archaeological Museum and enjoy time exploring the city center. The main square, surrounded by cafés, shops, and restaurants, is highlighted by the Lions Fountain, built in 1628 by the Venetian governor Morozini. The nearby Town Hall is housed in the Venetian Loggia. A leisurely stroll through Heraklion offers many more sights to discover during your free time.
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Above the entrance to Souda Bay, near the village of Megala Chorafia, lie the impressive ruins of the ancient city of Aptera. Linked by legend to the Cretan king Apteron, the site reflects the island’s ancient past and possible Dorian origins.
The tour continues to the Venizelos Graves, set in a peaceful garden with panoramic views over Chania. We then head to the city center, visiting the Agora and strolling through the narrow streets of the Old Town, rich in Venetian heritage, before ending at the Venetian Harbor, where Chania’s history and architecture come together.
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Discover Mykonos, a jewel of the Aegean Sea, with its blue skies, whitewashed houses, and beautiful beaches. The tour begins with a morning walk through the quiet, narrow streets of the Old Town, perfect for photos. Explore the famous labyrinth, small port, local churches, the iconic windmills, and meet Petros the Pelican, the island’s beloved mascot.
Continue by bus around the island, visiting famous beaches and the scenic countryside, with views of fishermen, traditional chapels, and classic Cycladic houses. In Ano Mera, the island’s second main village, enjoy free time to stroll around the square and visit the 16th-century Panagia Tourliani Monastery. The tour concludes with a stop at Kalafatis Beach for relaxation before returning to town via a panoramic viewpoint overlooking Mykonos and nearby islands.
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Mykonos is famous for its whitewashed houses, winding streets, sandy beaches, and cosmopolitan atmosphere. Meet your private guide and driver for a half-day tour discovering local Mykonian culture and daily life. Pass by Agios Ioannis, a peaceful bay with views of Delos Island (or visit the lighthouse), then continue to Ano Mera, known for its wine production and charming square lined with traditional taverns.
Visit a traditional farm for a wine tasting of three local Greek wines, including a naturally sweet dessert wine. Enjoy the wines with a selection of meze such as kopanisti cheese dip with yogurt, aged Naxos gruyere with honey, Mykonian louza, bread, and salad. After the tasting, return to your hotel by private vehicle.
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Begin the day at the Palace of Knossos, the largest and most impressive Minoan palace, excavated and restored by British archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans. Step back 4,000 years to Europe’s oldest civilization and marvel at the advanced technology and facilities of the Minoan era.
Continue to Heraklion, a city where history comes alive. Visit the Heraklion Archaeological Museum and enjoy time exploring the city center. The main square, surrounded by cafés, shops, and restaurants, is highlighted by the Lions Fountain, built in 1628 by the Venetian governor Morozini. The nearby Town Hall is housed in the Venetian Loggia. A leisurely stroll through Heraklion offers many more sights to discover during your free time.
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Sail from the port of Elounda to Spinalonga, a small rocky islet at the entrance of the Elounda lagoon. Venetian in origin, its name means “long thorn.” Since antiquity, Spinalonga protected the harbor of ancient Olous, now submerged beneath the sea, with ruins still visible on the seabed.
Spinalonga was one of the strongest fortresses of Venetian Crete and was never conquered. Its impressive walls, built in 1579, remain intact today. After the Ottoman conquest of Crete, the island stayed under Venetian control for another 50 years before being handed over in 1715. From 1912 to 1958, it served as a leper colony, and the remaining buildings still reflect daily life from that period.
After the visit, return by boat to Elounda and continue by vehicle to the charming town of Agios Nikolaos, the capital of Lassithi. The town is centered around Lake Voulismeni, a small circular lake at the foot of the cliffs, surrounded by cafés, restaurants, bars, and shops, offering free time to explore and relax.
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Sitia, known as the “Gate to the East,” takes you to the easternmost region of Crete, where natural beauty meets the rich history of ancient civilizations.
Your journey continues to the impressive Toplou Monastery, a 14th-century fortress built to protect its monks and treasures from pirates. Then head to Vai, the famous Palm Beach owned by the monastery, set in a beautiful valley overlooking a golden sandy shore and turquoise waters. Relax in the tropical scenery, enjoy the sun and crystal-clear sea, and end the day with a breathtaking sunset.
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Your private tour begins with a visit to the Palace of Knossos, the largest and most impressive Minoan palace, excavated and restored to its former splendor by British archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans. You will be transported 4,000 years back in time to the era of Europe’s oldest civilization. As the center of Minoan culture, the Palace of Knossos will leave you breathless as you marvel at the advanced technology and facilities of the period.
Continue on to Arolithos, a handcrafted village that showcases Cretan traditions. Upon arrival, enjoy a brief orientation tour, followed by a hands-on cooking class where you will learn to prepare traditional local recipes.
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Depart from Athens and travel southwest along a scenic coastal road to the impressive Corinth Canal, which connects the Aegean Sea with the Ionian Sea. Enjoy a brief stop to admire and photograph this remarkable feat of engineering.
Continue to the ancient city of Corinth, a place of great historical and spiritual importance. It was here that Saint Paul lived and preached for two years. Explore the archaeological site, where the remains of the Agora, the ancient marketplace, and the Temple of Apollo, dating back to the 6th century BC, highlight the city’s wealth and significance in antiquity.
Before returning to Athens, make a short stop at Cenchreae, the ancient port where Saint Paul is believed to have disembarked. The tour concludes with your return to Athens.
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Embark on a full-day journey through the historic region of Argolis, traveling from Athens along the scenic coastal road to the Corinth Canal for a brief photo stop. Continue to Mycenae, the legendary citadel linked to the Trojan War, where you’ll explore the Lion’s Gate, Cyclopean Walls, and the Treasury of Atreus.
After lunch, visit the seaside town of Nafplio, Greece’s first capital, known for its elegant architecture and romantic streets. Enjoy a guided walk past highlights such as the Palamidi Fortress, Bourtzi Castle, and Saint George’s Cathedral, followed by free time before returning to Athens in the late afternoon.
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We begin the day with a visit to the Palace of Knossos, the largest and most impressive Minoan palace, excavated and restored by the British archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans. Step back 4,000 years to the time of Europe’s oldest civilization and explore the center of Minoan culture, where advanced technology and remarkable facilities of the era will leave you in awe.
The tour continues to Heraklion, a city where history comes vividly to life. Visit the Heraklion Archaeological Museum to discover outstanding artifacts from Crete’s past, then enjoy time exploring the city itself. The central square, surrounded by cafés, shops, and restaurants, is dominated by the Lion Fountain built by the Venetian governor Morozini in 1628, while the Town Hall is housed in the Venetian Loggia from the same period. A leisurely stroll through Heraklion during your free time reveals even more landmarks and makes for a memorable conclusion to the day.
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We sail from the port of Elounda to Spinalonga, a historic islet that once protected the ancient harbor of Olous, now submerged beneath the sea. Famous for its powerful Venetian fortress, built in 1579 and still well preserved, Spinalonga later served as a refuge during Ottoman times and as a leper colony from 1912 to 1958.
After the visit, we return to Elounda and continue to the charming town of Agios Nikolaos, the capital of the Lassithi region. Enjoy free time around Lake Voulismeni, the town’s landmark, surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and shops.
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Enjoy a full day immersed in Cretan culture and history with a visit to the ruins of the Palace of Knossos, one of Greece’s most important archaeological sites and a unique window into Minoan civilization. Accompanied by a qualified archaeology guide, explore the restored palace and gain insight into the daily life and achievements of this remarkable culture.
Continue to the award-winning, beautifully restored village of Archanes, where you can enjoy lunch by the picturesque main square. The day concludes in Heraklion with a visit to the Archaeological Museum, followed by free time to stroll through the city’s historic center.
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Your evening begins with a scenic drive through central Athens, offering beautiful views of the city’s illuminated landmarks and the glowing Parthenon atop the Acropolis. You’ll then stroll through the charming cobblestone streets of Plaka, Athens’ oldest neighborhood, known for its neoclassical architecture and timeless atmosphere. The night concludes with dinner at a traditional Greek taverna, featuring live music and folk dances in traditional costume for a memorable cultural experience.
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Discover the highlights of Athens with an expert guide, beginning at the Panathenaic Stadium, site of the first modern Olympic Games. Pass iconic landmarks such as the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Hadrian’s Arch, the Hellenic Parliament, and Syntagma Square.
Explore the Acropolis and its masterpieces—the Propylaea, Temple of Athena Nike, Erechtheion, and the Parthenon—before concluding at the Acropolis Museum, home to the city’s most important classical treasures.
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Discover the captivating contrasts of Athens, one of the world’s most fascinating cities. Begin at the historic Panathenaic Stadium, site of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, followed by a panoramic drive past iconic landmarks such as the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Hadrian’s Arch, the Hellenic Parliament, and Constitution Square (Syntagma).
Explore the Acropolis and its masterpieces—the Propylaea, Temple of Athena Nike, Erechtheion, and the majestic Parthenon—then visit the Acropolis Museum to experience the highlights of the Archaic and Classical periods.
Conclude your tour in the charming Plaka district, strolling its cobblestone streets and enjoying lunch at a traditional local restaurant.
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Drive along the scenic Athenian Riviera, passing the beaches of Glyfada, Vouliagmeni, and Varkiza, before reaching Cape Sounion. Perched on a rocky promontory, the white marble Temple of Poseidon overlooks the deep blue Aegean Sea. Enjoy stunning views of the Saronic Gulf, explore the ancient temple, and take a leisurely stroll to soak in the beauty and serenity of this legendary site.
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Discover the vibrant contrasts of Athens, beginning with a short stop at the historic Panathenaic Stadium, followed by a drive past key landmarks including the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Hadrian’s Arch, the Hellenic Parliament, and Constitution Square (Syntagma).
Explore the Acropolis and its masterpieces—the Propylaea, Temple of Athena Nike, Erechtheion, and the Parthenon, then visit the Acropolis Museum for highlights of the Archaic and Classical periods. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before continuing along the Athenian Riviera to Cape Sounion, where the Temple of Poseidon overlooks the sea and the Saronic Gulf.
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Barcelona’s food scene is as rich as its history, and this tour brings both to life. Explore the city’s historic Gothic Quarter, El Born, and the seaside charm of Barceloneta while learning how Roman, Visigoth, Moorish, and Latin influences shaped the vibrant Catalan cuisine we know today.
From Basque-style pintxos to the iconic Bomba de Barceloneta, this experience is all about discovering the soul of Barcelona through its flavors. Sip vermut, cava, and white wine as you wander past medieval churches, historic waterfronts, and even Picasso’s former home.
If you love great food and history, this tour is for you.
Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.
This Barcelona Gothic Quarter food tour takes you through the city’s oldest streets, where Roman walls meet medieval architecture and traditional tapas mix with modern Spanish cuisine.
You’ll enjoy authentic dishes at family-owned spots—from vermouth with Iberian ham to creative twists on local favorites—while your guide shares the stories and cultural influences behind each bite.
Between tastings, you’ll explore the historic Call (Jewish Quarter), see remnants of the Roman forum in Plaça Sant Jaume, and wander the lively streets that have defined Barcelona for centuries.
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Discover what many consider the best croissant in Paris on this exclusive breakfast tour through the city’s most iconic neighborhoods. Inspired by Chef Joshua Weissman’s culinary adventure, the experience explores the historic Palais Royal and Rue Montorgueil, highlighting some of the finest baguettes, cheeses, and chocolates Paris has to offer.
Take part in a mini “best croissant” competition, tasting and judging three exceptional pastries from Paris’s most celebrated bakeries. From the inventive creations at L’Éclair de Génie to the traditional craftsmanship of Jeffrey Cagnes, you’ll explore the evolution of French breakfast culture through its most iconic foods—buttery croissants, artisan chocolates, decadent cheeses, exceptional teas, and more.
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Live like a Parisian for a day as you explore Le Marais, one of the city’s trendiest and most historic neighborhoods. Taste the area’s cultural and culinary diversity, from boeuf bourguignon or choucroute garnie to classic French wine and cheese.
Your local food expert will guide you through the Marais’ back streets to visit top artisanal shops and hidden gems. Along the way, you’ll see the best corners of this medieval quarter and uncover the stories behind landmarks like its hôtels particuliers and the royal history of Place des Vosges.
Le Marais blends tradition, innovation, and culture—experience them all through its incredible food on this unforgettable tour.
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Journey through centuries of French gastronomy in Paris’s most fashionable neighborhood. Explore the iconic Saint-Germain-des-Prés area while tasting presidential-level cheeses, baguette from a Michelin-starred chef, and modern farm-to-table dishes from one of the city’s top néo-bistros.
This chic Left Bank tour tells the history of Paris through world-class food—from fine caviar and salmon to the (literally) revolutionary breads that shaped France.
Along the way, you’ll hear stories of legendary thinkers like Hemingway and Picasso, as well as the boundary-pushing chefs redefining French cuisine today. The Left Bank has seen it all, and this tour is the perfect way to experience its past and present.
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Explore Montmartre, Paris’s iconic and culturally rich neighborhood. Enjoy stunning city views—including the Eiffel Tower—while tasting the best of French cuisine: artisanal charcuterie, world-famous cheeses, award-winning pastries, and fine wine.
Discover the area’s bohemian roots as you sample macarons from a master pastry chef and learn about Picasso’s time in Paris. Experience the blend of historic institutions and modern creativity, all while visiting landmarks like the Sacré-Cœur Basilica and Montmartre’s Belvedere.
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Taste Naples, one slice at a time. Taste six different pizza styles—from Margherita to fried pizza, creative versions, Parigina, and classic scarole-topped tray pizzas. Enjoy local drinks like a spritz or a Neapolitan limoncello twist.
Walk through Naples’ historic center, known as the “tastiest kilometer,” and skip the line at Attanasio, one of the city’s last family-run historic pizzerias. Try a selection of their top pizzas with wine or beer.
Hear how pizza spread worldwide while picking up stories, legends, and ghost tales from Naples’ past. Finish with a chocolate dessert at Pasticceria Scaturchio and pass by spots like Piazza Bellini, Piazza Dante, and Piazza del Gesù.
Please note: itinerary & tastings subject to change due to seasonal availability, individual closings or local holidays.
Meeting point will be at a central location. Details will be provided in final documents.
