Tours and Trips in Europe

Get a local intro to Bruges highlights on a 2-hour, private tour with a guide that's passionate about life in the city. Enjoy the flexibility to customize the tour to your interests, as you take in historic sites, classic Bruges architecture, and colorful, canal-side neighborhoods. Stop to explore local markets and to taste some locally-made chocolate, then finish with insider tips for your remaining time in Bruges.

Head to the English south coast on a day trip from Oxford, and spend time in Brighton and Portsmouth. After leaving the university city, you'll travel south to Portsmouth where the city's Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and ships await. See Admiral Nelson's HMS Victory and landmarks such as the Emirates Spinnaker Tower, then continue to the seaside city of Brighton. Tour the twisting narrow streets of the Lanes, then enjoy free time to shop or stroll along the sweeping pebble beach and famous pier.

Bring the world of Bridget Jones's Diary to life - and visit filming locations used for all three movies - on this London walking tour. Meet your guide just outside the Temple tube station, and set off on a Bridget Jones-themed discovery tour. You'll see more than 12 different filming locations across the city, will learn behind-the-scenes trivia about the Bridget Jones cast, and will also admire famed London landmarks along the way.

Sip wine and go back to medieval times during this full-day, guided wine, walking, and food tour that includes a Tuscan lunch. Wander the streets of the ancient, hilltop town of Montalcino known for its wine before touring the Brunello di Montalcino winery. Learn how biodynamic wines are made and sample varieties straight from the barrel. After lunch, visit a second winery to sip samples and eat Tuscan fare.

Transport yourself back in time and discover the jewels of Belgium's architectural crown on a full-day Bruges city tour from Brussels. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, stroll the quaint cobbled streets that surround Minnewater (Lake of Love); absorb the sacred splendor of Our Lady's Church; and admire the medieval splendor of Market Square. Gain fascinating insight into Bruges' rich historical heritage and enjoy some leisurely free time to purchase special souvenirs in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city. Enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation from Brussels on this enriching tour.

Journey to the origins some of Italy's most celebrated 'vino' on a private, full-day tour designed for wine lovers and connoisseurs. Visit the medieval town of Montalcino for a gourmet lunch and tasting of famed Brunello di Montalcino wine. Continue through Tuscany's World Heritage-listed Val d'Orcia region to reach Montepulciano, known for its Nobile di Montepulciano wine, and taste this prized elixir at a winery. Learn about the area's history and winemaking heritage from a private guide, and meet local producers for an immersive tasting experience.Price is per group, with a maximum of either 3 or 8 passengers, depending on season and vehicle type.

Spend a memorable morning in Florence discovering masterpieces of Renaissance art at the renowned Ufizzi Gallery. Beat the crowds with skip-the-line access, and follow an art historian guide to highlights of the massive collection, featuring world-famous works by Botticelli, Giotto, Leonardo da Vinci and other Italian luminaries. Cap off your tour with a delicious breakfast at the museum caf e, perched on a historic terrace. Tour size is limited for a more personalized, small-group experience.

Banska Stiavnica is a Slovak city which you can find on the list of UNESCO. And there is a reason why it is the part of the list- Banska Stiavnica is situated 2,5 hour from Bratislava but it offers unbelievable experience of history, open air mining museum and mint. Leap through time and experience medieval Slovakia.

Experience a day in the life of a medieval apprentice at the Bruges Historium, an interactive museum designed to transport you back to 15th-century Belgium. History comes alive through multimedia and special effects as you walk through seven different themed rooms with an audio guide. Enhance your visit with an optional virtual reality experience or drinks in the Duvelorium bar overlooking Market Square.

Hop across the channel to Belgium and swap the busy streets of London for the cobblestone lanes and dreamy spires of Bruges on this full-day tour. Keep your camera handy as you stroll through one of Europe's most photogenic medieval cities, stopping to climb the landmark Belfry, visit the Bruges Beer Museum or take a cruise along the canal. Round-trip transport (by Eurotunnel or ferry) and a guided bus tour of the city are included, making this is the ideal day trip for first-time visitors.

The magnificent Palace of Versailles is one of the most visited monuments in France with over seven million annual visitors. On this small-group tour, enjoy a decadent breakfast at the Ore restaurant in the chateau grounds, followed by skip-the-line entrance to the palace and gardens, where you can explore at your own pace with an audio guide. Upgrade to a full-day tour to include the Musical Fountain show and Marie Antoinette's Hamlet.

Discover the stories behind Belgium's famous beermaking heritage at the Bruges Beer Experience. Learn about the monks who were early brewing innovators, how best to pair beer with food, and the cultural aspects of beer drinking in a fun and interactive setting. Conveniently located in the historic city center, the museum also offers a special non-beer exhibit just for kids, plus a bar with more than a dozen Belgian draught beers for the grown-ups.

Start the day in true Bulgarian style on this 3-hour breakfast and walking tour of Sofia. Stroll through Sofia's historical heart to see highlights like the Alexander Nevski Cathedral and King Liberator statue, and stop for a local breakfast of 'banitsa' (savory pastry) and 'ayryan' yogurt drink. Then, continue through Slaveikov Square book market to a pastry shop and finish with 'baklava' (sweet, nut-filled filo pastry) and Bulgaria's traditional 'boza' malt drink. Breakfast and tastings included.

Europe's atmospheric Christmas markets draw visitors from all over the world during the festive season, but this means it's also one of the most expensive times to stay on the continent. Instead, opt for a full-day tour of Brugge's Christmas markets from London, and get in the holiday spirit as you shop for gifts, feast on festive treats, or hit the ice rink. Eurostar or ferry tickets and round-trip transport are included.

Ensure entry to the Autoworld Museum with a pre-booked entrance ticket, and discover the evolution of automobiles as you admire the more than 250 displayed vehicles. Get an intimate look at limousines formerly belonging to the Belgian crown, as well as a 1928 Bentley, 1930 Cord, and 1930 Bugatti. Enjoy a family-friendly day exploring the exhibition and the rest of the Cinquantenaire Park.

Perfect for Beatlemaniacs and other British music fans, this private London tour whisks you away to key locations associated with the Fab Four. Following pickup at a time and Zone-1 location of your choosing, you'll travel in style in a classic Mini Cooper, with a soundtrack of Swinging Sixties tunes. On this bespoke itinerary, see the locations where the Beatles (and other musicians of the era) lived and worked, pause at Abbey Road, and much more. As you go, your guide will share Beatles-themed stories and trivia.

This combo tour pairs high-tech special effects with art history to paint a picture of Bruges' rich past. Experience daily life in 15th-century Belgium at the Bruges Historium on Market Square, where multimedia themed rooms tell the compelling story of a young apprentice. Then admire famous Flemish paintings by Jan van Eyck and other masters with a ticket to the Groeninge Museum.

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Go hunting for sculptures in the streets of Milan. Plastic forms of mysterious elegance dominated the squares and open spaces of all of Milan. This tour will give you an unusual opportunity to observe works and artists in the streets and squares of Milan, but also an opportunity to tell how public art has changed in the last two hundred years. With the twentieth century, the meanings have changed, as the idea of the square as a public place has changed and politicians, intellectuals or heroes proud of the Risorgimento have added monuments that are less and less easy to understand, often obscure references to the complexity of our time. An example is the obscure Mère Ubu in front of the Palazzo del Senato, the monument to the Minguzzi Carabinieri weapon in Piazza Diaz, the Pomodoro Sole in Piazza Meda or the "invisible" sculptures of the Consagra in via Mercanti, up to -Discussed Cattelan's middle finger in Piazza Affari, a clear sign of a provocation.

Discover the masterpieces of the Brera Gallery and Sforza Castle on this 3-hour guided tour. Observe works of art from masters like Raphael, Mantegna, Modigliani, Rembrandt, and more and learn about each work of art from your informative guide to appreciate these masterpieces. Then head to the Brera district to Sforza Castle and learn about Milan's history while wandering through the beautiful courtyard.