Cultural & Theme Tours

Designed specifically for visitors from New Zealand, this World War I tour from Arras to the Somme takes you to sites from the Western Front related to New Zealander soldiers. You'll see trenches, memorials, and battlefields, and end back in Arras to see the underground tunnels created by the New Zealand tunnelers during the war. You might also be able to visit a cemetery; contact the guide in advance to find out more.

New York comes alive during the festive season, from the soaring Christmas tree in Rockefeller Center to the holiday window displays along Fifth Avenue. This tour makes it simple to discover the city's seasonal highlights. Meet your guide in Midtown and board a comfortable bus - which will whisk you between destinations - and get up close and personal with the sights during short walking stops. See the neon lights of Times Square, admire the skating rink at Bryant Park, discover Radio City Music Hall, and more.

Peek behind the curtain at the marvel of Mardi Gras with this tour of Mardi Gras World in New Orleans. See the behind-the-scenes work and incredible artistry that goes into preparing for the annual celebration. With a guide, learn the history of the event, and see fantastic floats and props. Get a picture in front of your favorite float, dress up in costumes, and sample some classic King Cake.

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Dig into the cultural history of the French Riviera with a half-day art tour of Nice. Follow your knowledgeable guide to the Chagall Museum in Nice's Cimiez neighborhood for a tour, and then to the colorful Matisse Museum on Cimiez Hill. Finish your artistic tour with a stop at the luxurious Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild in the town of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.

This 2-hour New Orleans ghost tour brings together the best of the occult, macabre and mysterious legend that surrounds New Orleans. While listening to a guide speak about traditional burial practice methods, voodoo rites and visions of ghouls and vampires, you'll be looking at the architecture and people-watching on the street. Visit more than 15 locations and even use high-tec ghost-tracking equipment.

Visit the Promenade des Anglais, a must-see in Nice, with a local guide. Today, the Promenade des Anglais has become one of the most popular walking spots in the Côte d'Azur.

This New Orleans voodoo and mystery tour takes you into the Big Easy's history of vampirism, occult activity, paranormal occurrences and even piracy. Hear tales of haunted buildings, lost treasure and documented sightings of ghosts and vampires as you explore. Use of pro ghost-hunting equipment is also included.

Discover a side of Nha Trang that goes way beyond the beach on this comprehensive small-group tour. Start at the ancient temple, Po Nagar Cham Towers, then explore Cai River by boat: sip fresh coconut juice on Coconut Island, and taste tea and fruit in an ancient house. Tour Long Son Pagoda, watch local handicrafts being made, and experience bustling Dam Market - all without dealing with a single tout.

Feel like a true New York insider during this secretive 3-hour drinking trip visiting three of Midtown Manhattan's best watering holes. 'Sneak' into the bar of a Prohibition-era speakeasy (we can't tell the location online), plus a Victorian-era bar and a fun local beer garden, enjoying an included libation at each stop.

Discover the three genres of music that helped form rock culture in New York City's East Village on this guided, 2-hour rock walk. Rock, punk and glam helped introduce new music, rock 'n' roll fashion and a way of life to the world. See where bands like the Ramones, the New York Dolls, the Velvet Underground, Led Zeppelin, Iggy Pop and others wrote music and played gigs. Soak up the rich musical history and get to know the East Village rock scene on the Original Rock 'n' Roll Walking Tour.

Hip-hop music began in New York City. There's no better way to explore the genre of music than by taking this entertaining and informative tour with one of rap's Grandmasters. The unique experience offers an interactive tour through Manhattan, Harlem and the Bronx, showing the origins and evolution of hip-hop and rap music.

Uncover the secrets behind one of America's biggest parties on this 2-hour Mardi Gras and New Orleans history walking tour. See where the annual Mardi Gras parade kicks off each year, and visit several locations central to the city's Fat Tuesday traditions. As you stroll through the French Quarter, learn about other aspects of New Orleans culture that make it unique from any place on earth, including voodoo rituals, haunted history, pirate legends, and more.

Cover more ground on this New York bus tour than you would on a walking tour, and be able to see more big attractions in less time. With a guide who's familiar with the best routes to take to avoid the heavy NYC traffic, you'll ride comfortably through the city as you learn about its history. You'll also make stops, so you can get out and take pictures, too.

Discover New Orleans' vibrant history through its dynamic history on this 4-hour sightseeing tour! Enjoy a small group van ride through the city, viewing the diverse architectural wonders of the French Quarter, the Garden District, Esplanade Avenue and Bayou St John. You'll disembark for small-group walking tours of the St Louis Cemetery No 3, City Park, and the Longue Vue House and Gardens - a masterpiece of architectural and horticultural history.

Get to know one of New York's most popular public parks, and explore several of Manhattan's most characterful neighborhoods, on this morning tour. Meet your guide outside the Whitney Museum, and set off on a walk along the High Line: first opened in 2009, the one-of-a-kind park - formerly a disused railway line - offers up interactive artworks, impeccable views, and more. You'll also see Meatpacking District highlights, will try a selection of nibbles at Chelsea Market, and will venture to Chelsea's trendy art galleries and boutiques.

According to subscribers of such theory, New Orleans is a hotbed of paranormal activity. This 2-hour ghost tour is your opportunity to visit locations associated with all-things-supernatural: ghosts and vampires, unsolved mysteries and other unusual activity. A fun experience for adults and children alike, the tour offers the chance to use high-tec ghost-hunting equipment to detect representatives of other worlds.

Go back in time to discover the fascinating and important history of the Underground Railroad in the Niagara region on this guided, 3-hour, small-group tour. Hear the history and stories from guides in period outfits. See Harriet Tubman's first freedom home and place of worship. Visit freedom crossing points like the suspension bridge over the Niagara River, which played a key role in shuttling tens of thousands of African-American people to freedom as they sought the best crossing points into Canada. Also included on the tour is hotel pickup and drop-off.

Immerse yourself in the history and hymns of African American gospel music on this unique experience that combines a walking tour with a live Sunday gospel performance. Ride the subway from Manhattan to Brooklyn Heights, the heart of New York's gospel scene. Explore the history of the neighborhood and learn about gospel's roots as you stroll past historic churches and admire spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline. Conclude your tour with an uplifting church service and live gospel performance at the famous Brooklyn Tabernacle.

Experience the dark side of New Orleans with this 1.5-hour haunted walking tour of the French Quarter. With your local guide, walk down dark side streets while hearing tales about the supernatural and the horrific circumstances of their deaths. Stop at some of the city's most haunted locations under cover of night, including some former brothels, the home of a famous voodoo practitioner and a bar that's rife with paranormal activity.