Cultural & Theme Tours in USA

First-time visitors to Denver appreciate this opportunity to escape the city for a few hours to see key attractions in the foothills. Let a professional do the driving on mountain byways, while you sit back and take in the sights. Tour Coors Brewery or shop in Golden's historic downtown; enjoy great views from the top of Lookout Mountain; spot buffalo as they graze along the highway. Snacks and bottled water are included on this small-group tour.

A small-group Savannah ghost tour not only creates a spookier experience, but also lets you interact more with your guide. Crowd into Historic Districts alleyways, cemeteries, and squares with ease with your group of just six people or fewer, plus clearly hear your guide tell Savannah's scariest legends.

With a rep as the most haunted city in the United States, New Orleans' long and lurid history no doubt contributes to its paranormal activity. An extraordinary walking tour of the Big Easy, this small-group excursion might very well witness abnormal apparitions, feel cold spots or even capture unidentified figures on camera. You'll seize the opportunity to use specialist ghost-hunting equipment, too.

Country Music Hall of Fame star Barbara Mandrell filled Fontanel Mansion with country memorabilia, and her former home is the only Nashville celebrity home that's open to the public. Explore the 33,000 square foot (3066 sq. mt.) log cabin on a 1-hour guided tour for an inside look at Nashville style.

When your cruise calls at Sitka, experience four of the region's attractions - without transport hassles and with a guide's insight - on this small-group shore excursion. Visit the mountain-ringed fjord of Silver Bay, observe bears at the Fortress of the Bear conservation bear rescue center, and taste rainforest-brewed or root beer at a local microbrewery. Then, view the totem poles and forest of Sitka National Historical Park before returning to ship.

Explore a historic Russian outpost with a 45 minute small-group walking tour of Fort Ross State Historic Park, and learn the fascinating story of the Native Alaskan, Kashia and Russian peoples who built this National Landmark. Follow your guide through the fort compound, and hear tales of California's wild past as you visit a replica fur warehouse and period house. Take in ocean views from the scenic fort's bluffs, learn about the area's marine ecology, and experience an extraordinary part of Russian history in the heart of Sonoma County.

Visit the neighborhood known as the Garden District where the Americans settled after the Louisiana Purchase.  See the variety of architectural styles such as, Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne, while visiting the place where Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy, spent his last hours.  Cast your eyes upon the home of our latest great contributor to the New Orleans' landscape, Sandra Bullock.  The tour includes a visit to Lafayette Cemetery, which holds the remains of John Howard Ferguson, judge in the famed civil rights case, Plessy v. Ferguson.  Judy's great-great grandfather, George Geddes, was a member of Comit e des Citoyen, of the Plessy v. Ferguson case.

Stroll through Savannah with a guide to discover why this city is regularly rated one of the most walkable cities in America. Your guide tells you about Savannah's eclectic architecture and garden culture as you walk down cobbled alleyways, past historic buildings, and to top Savannah sights like Madison Square. This tour takes place rain or shine, so it's a great bet if you're visiting during rainy months.

Private 8-hour tour covering the most important and fun hot-spots in Los Angeles like the Hollywood Sign, Walk of Fame, Sunset Strip, Movie Star Homes, Melrose Place, Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive with stops for photos and meals. You will see all the major Hollywood Film Studios like Universal, Paramount, Sony, Fox Studios and TMZ  up close with stops for photos, shopping and browsing. This is a one-of-a-kind Hollywood Experience with transportation included.

Take a break from the bustle of New Orleans without the hassle of navigating on your own on a full-day tour to a handful of the region's historic plantations and a Cajun-area swamp. Going with a guide ensures you leave with a deeper understanding of the history of slavery in Louisiana, as well as new knowledge about its natural landscape. A traditional Cajun lunch and round-trip transport from are included.

Get to know the history behind one of New York's most talked-about neighborhoods on this small-group walking tour of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Meet your guide in the early evening at the Wythe Hotel, and hit the streets. You'll learn all about Williamsburg's industrial past, the countercultural movements it hosted in the 90s, and its more recent reputation as the city's hipster mecca. As you go, admire the vibrant street art found all over the neighborhood, take in views of the Manhattan skyline, and more.

Have only a limited amount of time to explore New York? Make the most of your stay on this seamless, full-day tour. Meet in the morning at a convenient Midtown location, and set off. Traveling via comfortable coach, you'll see a number of highlights across Manhattan, from Fifth Avenue and Rockefeller Center to Central Park, Wall Street, and the 9/11 Memorial. The tour also includes round-trip ferry transit to Liberty Island (where entry to the Statue of Liberty's pedestal is included) and Ellis Island, plus several guided walking stops.

We travel through the cultural landscapes of Waimea, to a coffee farm at the base of MaunaKea and beyond to discover the true richness of Hawaiian Cuisine. We will see and taste how Hawaiian Food has evolved through time, from fascinating ancient farming techniques, to modern agriculture practices, to raising organic Berkshire Pigs sustainably. We will taste and experience how the introduction of new cultures and foods from around the world, has evolved local cuisine into the rich and varied palette that it is today. Hawaiian Cuisine is so richly varied that what we call "Hawaiian Food" means different things to different people. This tour will allow you to experience a behind-the-scenes, taste bud educational experience that will heighten your senses and delight your palate. Your final stop will be a Three Course Meal with a glass of wine at Pueo's Osteria with Chef James Babian.

Take a walk on the spooky side with a spine-tingling 2-hour spirits walking tour in New Orleans. Wind through the French Quarter's shadowed alleys and hear tales of famous hauntings from your local guide. You'll stop at sites of frequent paranormal happenings such as the Bourbon Orleans Hotel and the LaLaurie Mansion, home to the infamously brutal mistress Delphine LaLaurie. Leave with a new understanding of the 'spirited French Quarter'!

This haunted excursion around New Orleans takes in the greatest hits of ghosts and vampires alongside lurid New Orleans history, popular culture and architecture, cemetery explorations and, of course, tales of the city's great unsolved mysteries. Popular with families and individuals alike, the tour includes fun commentary during a walk through the French Quarter. As the Cajun expression 'laissz les bon temps rouler' goes, let the good times roll!

Retrace the footsteps of Benjamin Franklin and his fellow patriots during the founding of a nation on this guided, 75-minute walking tour. Discover colonial Philadelphia's historic past and visit some of the city's landmark locations, like Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, Carpenters' Hall, and much more.

Buy your Field Museum Discovery Pass in advance to streamline your sightseeing experience in Chicago. With pass in hand, you'll save time waiting in line and get access to all general admission exhibits, as well as one ticketed special exhibition or a 3D movie. Your pass gives you the ability to explore on your own time, spending as long as you like in the Hall of Gems or checking out the titanosaur. Free tours are available throughout the day.

Take the tour in the location where the Creoles lived; the magnificent French Quarter or sometimes known as the Vieux Carre'.Dating back to 1718, Judy, however, begins the tour in the year 1540. Find out why on the tour where the Louisiana Purchase was signed. See the fabulous Pontalba townhouses, dating back to 1850. We will also enjoy the breathtaking architecture, while making several indoor stops. One to sure be enjoyed; Antoine's,  the oldest family owned restaurant in the United States, 1840. The tour concludes at Newton's Hot and Cold Gelato for complimentary gelato.Much history from a former history teacher and CIvil War Historian. 

Eliminate the hassle of navigating on your own by meeting your guide in Lower Manhattan at Battery Park, where you skip long lines for the ferry to Liberty and Ellis Islands. On your small-group walking tour, enjoy the full attention of your guide and access to the Statue of Liberty's pedestal. Cap the tour with sweeping skyline views on the ferry back to Manhattan.

Explore New Orleans' dark side on an occult-themed pub crawl through the French Quarter. With an local guide leading the way, grab a drink to go and hear stories about unsolved murders, ghosts, and vampires. Power up an electromagnetic radiation detector and enjoy a cocktail at Tujaques included in the tour price.