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Welcome to the Wynwood arts district tour, of-a-kind exploration of Miami’s vibrant and eclectic neighborhood that is home to some of the most iconic street art in the World. As you stroll through the colorful streets of Wynwood, you will be immersed in a kaleidoscope of colorful murals, graffiti, and galleries that will showcase the cultural heritage of the City. One of the highlights of this tour is the hands-on graffiti workshop, where you will have the opportunity to create your own graffiti masterpiece under the guidance of a local graffiti artist. You’ll learn the basics of graffiti, including sketching, outlining, and filling in, and receive tips and tricks on how to create a striking and memorable piece of street art. At the end of the tour, you will have a unique and personalized souvenir to take home - a piece of graffiti art that you created yourself!

Welcome to the tour of Key West, which makes its way down through the famous Florida Keys and down to the southernmost point of the continental United States of America. This tropical paradise is a treasure to those that appreciate the ocean and salt lifestyle. You will travel in style, in one of our luxurious vehicles. Sit back and enjoy the exclusive access to some of Key West’s most sought-after attractions and experiences. From the charming architecture of Old Town, to the crystal-clear waters of the Gulf of Mexico, there is truly something for everyone on this private tour of Key West, Florida. You will have the opportunity to explore historical sites such as The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, The Key West Lighthouse, The Key West Butterfly, Nature Conservatory, and The famous sunset celebration at Mallory Square.

Get a glimpse into the history and life along the Mighty Mississippi River between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Experience one-of-a-kind pieces such as Napoleon's Death Mask, Lincoln's life mask, a 1916 Rex costume, crowns and jewelry, the original Mr. Bingle, the only 35-star American flag, sugar cane carriages and equipment, and the original Mardi Gras Indian costume. Visit original oil paintings of the local landscape, steamboat paintings, and portraits of the plantation owners in the area. Explore the history of the Louisiana Purchase, the Battle of New Orleans, and the Civil War. This 30,000-square-foot museum also offers a buffet for breakfast and lunch for an additional $25, available to purchase on site. Located beside Houmas House Estate and Gardens!

Pre-book your admission ticket to the Cleveland History Center to ensure a hassle-free visit. Bypass the ticket line and spend more of your time checking out such exhibits as the very first map of Cleveland and LeBron James’ championship shoes.

Discover where New York City began on a walking tour through the historic heart of Lower Manhattan. This 90-minute experience explores the Financial District, where centuries of commerce and government shaped the city. Begin at City Hall Park, surrounded by some of New York’s earliest institutions. From there, your guide traces Lower Manhattan’s evolution from a Dutch trading post to the financial capital of the world. We continue through the Financial District, walking along Wall Street and learning how early markets operated before skyscrapers defined the skyline. Along the way, we explore the Stone Street Historic District, one of the oldest surviving streets in New York. We discuss landmarks such as Federal Hall and Trinity Church, including the final resting place of Alexander Hamilton, and their role in the city’s early history. Near the World Trade Center area, your guide explains how this part of Lower Manhattan was rebuilt after September 11.

Visit the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center at your own pace on a self-guided tour. With pre-booked admission tickets, you’ll have complimentary access to an audioguide and entrance to the interactive Survivors Stories Experience. Listen to holograms of Holocaust survivors as they answer your questions. Other galleries include the Take a Stand Center and a special hands-on youth section.

Experience the unforgettable sounds of New Orleans on a 2-hour musical tour with an experienced guide. Learn about the efforts to protect New Orleans jazz at the Preservation Hall, then explore the historically vibrant Tango Belt. Visit unnamed and famous musicians at the New Orleans Musicians Tomb in St. Louis Cemetery #1 and hear the stories of Congo Square’s rhythms and rituals as you tour Louis Armstrong Park. See the former home of J & M Studios then learn about today’s New Orleans Bounce Music and thriving street music scene.

Experience Miami’s world-famous outdoor street-art museum with crowd-free VIP access. On this exclusive, intimate tour, a private guide takes you behind the scenes either before the gates open to the public or after they close for the night. Explore 35+ outdoor murals, 12 large-scale sculptures, and 3 Goldman Global Arts galleries in a serene, quiet setting while hearing the fascinating stories and history behind the global artists.

For some, Miami is a sun-soaked city perfect for lounging by a resort pool. While for others, it offers much more—experience Miami's rich history, stunning buildings, and diverse neighborhoods on this private, half-day tour with a guide leading the way. Highlights include visits to the Financial District, Coconut Grove, and Vizcaya Museum. Learn about the city's Cuban heritage, and experience the fantastic buildings of the art deco district.

We pick you up at your hotel in the Las Vegas Strip corridor, and chauffeur your party of up to 3 as you Cruise and stop for the ultimate photo ops, on the Las Vegas Strip, in the Midtown Arts District, Downtown Las Vegas and Fremont Street, in a classic 1968 Cadillac Limo! This is the same model owned by Elvis, Frank Sinatra and Liberace. Ride in the same model limo as Elvis, Frank Sinatra & Liberace. Million dollar sports cars don't get near the attention of this legendary beast, rolling down the world's most famous street. Choose the famous stops along the way, including the Welcome to Las Vegas Sign, the Bellagio garage rooftop photo op, the Caesars Palace or Circus Circus porte cochere main entrances, Atomic Liquors, Binion's Backstreet Neon, 3rd Street Colors Neon, Main Street Neon, the East Fremont Motels and many more. We are experts and the trip is flexible! We can even drop you at a different location than pickup. The car and chauffeur are all yours.

Washington, DC, has not always served as the federal government's headquarters. Following the Revolutionary War, the Residency Act of 1790 allowed for the establishment of the federal government in New York City, Philadelphia, and finally Washington, D.C. Establishing the federal government's seat was difficult due to the undeveloped state of the area that is today known as downtown Washington, DC. Land needed to be surveyed, maps needed to be created, and plans needed to be created for the new US capitol. Given that the newly established federal government had incurred enormous debts during the Revolutionary War that needed to be paid off, these duties proved to be easier said than done. As we travel through historical sites that date from the period immediately following the Revolutionary War to the present, we will be reminded of the American tale.

The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana, Elvis Presley, Van Halen, The Doors, Led Zepplin, and Guns N' Roses are just a few of the musicians who have lived, worked, and partied in Los Angeles. As the center of the music industry, LA is overloaded with Rock and Roll history. This private tour will take you to rock star hangouts new and old, the luxurious homes of music legends, and the sites of show business tragedies. Each tour is different and customizable based on your favorite music. Just let me know what you're into and we'll jam pack as much into it as we can. Your tour guide is Adam Papagan, LA native, music fanatic, and author of the guidebook "Behind The Scenes in Los Angeles: A Pop Culture History Tour". From Oldies, to Classic Rock, to Punk, to Hip Hop and RnB, LA does it all!

Embark on a guided tour through an amalgam of thought-provoking art installations at San Francisco’s Gregangelo Museum and meet the creatives behind them over lunch. You will tour three enchanting gardens where more than 30 local artists have crafted mesmerizing pieces meant to provoke meaningful discussions about an array of topics. This activity is ideal for anybody who enjoys grassroots art.

“There is nothing like this anywhere!“ Step into San Francisco's Ultimate Weird House, dubbed "the most unusual house in the city, if not the universe" by the San Francisco Chronicle. Embark on a psychedelic odyssey through nine curious installations, where Alice in Wonderland meets 1001 Arabian Nights in a whirlwind of art and imagination. This "connectatorium," offers a globetrotting, time-traveling journey of self-discovery unlike any other experience in the city. Expect an adventure filled with sensory overload and surprises behind every magical door. Are you ready to look inside?

Explore Central Park’s cinematic history by visiting iconic film locations from classics like Home Alone 2, Elf, and Avengers. This guided tour takes you through stunning spots such as Bethesda Terrace and Bow Bridge, offering a unique chance to see where your favorite movies were made. With an expert guide sharing behind-the-scenes trivia and stories, you’ll capture memorable photos at every stop. Choose to ride by regular bike, e-bike, or e-scooter for a fun way to experience the park’s magic. - Visit famous filming locations from movies like Home Alone 2 and Elf - Choose your ride: regular bike, e-bike, or e-scooter - Enjoy behind-the-scenes trivia and stories from your guide - Capture unforgettable memories with ample photo opportunities

Take in Broadway’s glitz and glamour with a 2-hour Glee-themed walking tour led by a singing, dancing and acting tour guide, and hit the ‘Great White Way’ with a small group of ‘Gleeks.’ Learn about Broadway history and musical theater as you hear the inside scoop on the Broadway stars that appeared on ‘Glee.’ Stage an a capella sing-along near the famous red steps, then grab the spotlight to share your own favorite ‘Glee’ numbers—with backup from a fun crew of musical theater lovers.

Make the most of your limited sightseeing time in New York City by booking this combo tour that combines a walking tour of downtown Manhattan and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Follow your guide on foot around Wall Street, Chinatown, and Little Italy, then had to the MoMA for a self-guided tour of the museum.

If you’re in New York City and want to tick Grand Central Terminal off your list, it can be hard to see every detail of this station during it’s busy working hours. This Grand Central tour is perfect for anyone trying to get a closer look at the art, architecture, and history of NYC’s famous terminal. See its Tiffany clock and hidden Campbell Apartment, while hearing stories about the city’s golden age of rail.

Explore the Metropolitan Museum of Art in an entirely new light with the Un-Highlights Tour. This 90-minute group excursion, led by engaging guides, unveils the lesser-known, quirky tales hidden within the museum’s vast collection. Perfect for both art enthusiasts and skeptics, this tour challenges traditional museum norms with a fun, bold approach, making it clear that art can be anything but boring. Gather your friends and discover why the Met is one of the most fascinating institutions around, with stories that will surprise and entertain. This tour is tailored for those over 16, ensuring a mature, lively atmosphere.

Explore Los Angeles’ Museum of Tolerance and gain a better understanding of discrimination and bigotry with this general admission ticket. Part of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, this unique space has interactive exhibits, events, and programs that document and explore subjects like the Holocaust, the Armenian genocide, the Jewish diaspora, and America’s response to antisemitism.

Join us for an unforgettable street art tour of LA’s best street art and graffiti in Downtown LA. Discover the amazing stories behind the art while viewing over 20 amazing murals in Boyle Heights from LA's best artists. Learn insider knowledge of street art and graffiti from an active member of the subculture. The tour includes the history of LA graffiti culture including information on Chicano art, tagging, and heritage artists like Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera. You can't beat this unforgettable creative art expression on giant walls exploding with color.

Located in the heart of New York City, 42nd Street is full of architectural wonders. Ensure you don't miss any and get more context on what you see with insights from a private guide. Learn about the diverse neighborhoods that line the street, as well as the history behind the buildings.

Passing through New York's Grand Central on your own, you risk missing out on the famous station’s little-known history— and hidden gems. On this private tour, learn how Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis helped save the station from destruction, locate a secret cocktail lounge, and listen to how artists made a mistake on one of Grand Central’s most famous artworks. Plus, head underground to visit the Long Island Rail Road terminal.

Devour the food and discover the history of NYC's Flatiron and Union Square neighborhoods on a private walking tour. Be sure to come hungry as you’ll enjoy a famous Reuben (vegetarian option available), grilled cheese, and a sweet treat, all made by hand at iconic New York City eateries. Sightseeing highlights include Union Square Green Market, Madison Square Park, and the Flatiron building.