A local train and bus ride brings us through the peaceful countryside surrounding Berlin to Sachsenhausen, a former concentration camp located mere miles from the city. We will spend about 2.5 hours ...

As you walk along the history-laden streets, you will hear echoes of those who came before. Perhaps you’ll learn more about your own family history, or your expert will share their family ties with a ...

Away from the traffic of Edinburgh's busy streets, but still within walking distance of the New Town, are the outlying historic settlements of Stockbridge and the Dean Village. This 2.5-hour Dean ...

Our Berlin private walking tours are immersive experiences with leading scholars who bring history to life. Whether you're tracing the path of the Berlin Wall, pondering the depths of WWII's impact, ...

New York City, a metropolis with a history that spans from Dutch trading posts to a global financial center, has always been a melting pot of cultures, ideas, and stories. From the Revolutionary War ...

I cannot recommend Aaron highly enough as a tour guide, especially for families touring Berlin with young kids. Not only does he possess an encyclopedic knowledge of the history and architecture of ...

This walking tour immerses you in the city's rich history, iconic landmarks, and hidden tales, ensuring a memorable and enriching visit that elevates your entire Edinburgh experience. Embark on a ...

Chiara was wonderful! She knew so much and took us beyond a standard tour to reveal additional, special details that the average tourist wouldn’t get. While the tour was geared toward our children, ...

This two-hour twilight tour of Rome is organized as an evening passeggiata, which is a traditional Italian stroll in the late hours of the day taken to appreciate the city and rub shoulders with ...

We had an extraordinary visit to the “foothills” of Mount Etna with Roberto. He’s incredibly knowledgeable, even more personable, and highly skilled at translating complex technical information about ...

By Emily Bower Just a couple of week ago, I was wandering the streets of China—jet-lagged, tongue-tied, and completely out of my element. I couldn’t read the signs, struggled to order food, and felt ...

Founded by Sicels in the fourth century B.C.E., Taormina was ruled by many including the Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Arab-Normans, Swabians, Angevins, Aragoneses, Habsburgs, and Bourbons. This long ...