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Discover Miami with your family on this fun and engaging 2.5-hour walking tour designed especially for kids! Stroll through South Pointe Park, where little ones can enjoy the playground and spot dolphins from the pier. Explore the famous Art Deco District, see colorful lifeguard towers, and enjoy lively Ocean Drive with its street performers. Wander down Española Way and Lincoln Road, filled with music and entertainment, before heading to Little Havana for a taste of Cuban culture. End your adventure with a delicious Cuban ice cream at Azucar. A perfect mix of fun, culture, and sweet treats!

Monticello’s homes and historic streets tell the story of a small Southern town’s journey from an optimistic frontier settlement to the Civil War. On this self-guided walking tour, you’ll follow the true story of Mary Adeline Walker and her husband William (central characters in the Palmetto Pioneers book series) through Monticello’s remarkably preserved historic district. The tour begins at the Jefferson County Courthouse Circle, the political and social heart of 1840s Monticello, where citizens first learned Florida had achieved statehood in 1845. As you walk, you’ll discover how Jefferson County became one of Florida’s political centers and how its position as one of the state’s largest slave-holding counties influenced its swift support for secession. Throughout the journey, you’ll learn how Monticello’s early settlers, nicknamed “Palmetto Pioneers“ for their South Carolina origins, transformed a Florida frontier outpost into a thriving cotton-shipping town.

Train-lovers everywhere have Northlandz on their must-see list: the Guinness Book of World Records holder as the world's largest model railroad. Buy your tickets in advance for this attraction; each ticket can be used anytime during opening hours and gives access to all exhibits and attractions.

Get an unforgettable 3-hour experience, touring Venice Beach like a local using a convenient bike with a basket to put your things into. Venice has always been living on its own pace, being the center of Bohemian culture of Los Angeles. Stop by to see original paintings, buy souvenirs, watch athletes training their muscles, and skaters mastering their tricks, and all that under the hot Californian sun with a wonderful ocean view and an endless sand coastline as a background. Admire the world-famous beaches and ride with the wind in your hair along the prominent and iconic Santa Monica bike path. Gather the most picturesque and eye-opening sites to your collection of must-sees. Be sure to get a perfect tan, cruising along the vivid coastline past art galleries, boutiques, bistros, and a stunning historical neighborhood. Admire astonishing views of Venice coastline and sandy beaches as you ride the famous bike path

Explore a different side of NYC on a 4-hour private ride through Brooklyn, showcasing its street art, waterfront views, and creative neighborhoods. With pickup and drop-off from your Manhattan hotel, your English-speaking driver ensures a comfortable, customizable journey. Start at the Bushwick Collective Murals, where blocks of colorful, ever-changing street art make the perfect backdrop for photos. Continue to DUMBO, with cobblestone streets and the iconic Manhattan Bridge view framed between buildings. Next, stroll through Brooklyn Bridge Park, a scenic waterfront with sweeping views of Manhattan’s skyline. Finally, head to the Williamsburg Waterfront, a lively hub of artsy energy and riverside charm. Afterward, return to your hotel or be dropped off at your favorite spot, having experienced why Brooklyn is one of NYC’s most dynamic and talked-about boroughs.

Discover New York through the lens of Hollywood on this 4-hour NYC TV & Movie Tour! Follow professional guides as you explore iconic filming locations from beloved movies and shows like Home Alone, Gossip Girl, Night at the Museum, You've Got Mail, Sex and the City, and The Avengers. Visit famous spots including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Central Park, and The Plaza Hotel—where the magic of cinema comes alive right in the heart of Manhattan.

Step into the scenes of your favorite films on this 4.5-hour NYC TV & Movie Tour, exploring legendary filming spots like the New York Public Library, Empire State Building, Grand Central, Rockefeller Center, and Times Square. From Detective Chinatown to The Avengers, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, and The Godfather, follow in the footsteps of movie icons and relive unforgettable moments in the heart of Manhattan.

Little Havana is one of Miami’s most interesting neighborhoods, and if you want to immerse yourself in the area’s history and culture, then the best approach is to let a local guide to show you around. Instead of a fixed itinerary, benefit from a tour that’s customized according to your interests—such as food, art, or historical sights. Potential stops include cigar shops, Calle Ocho Walk of Fame, and Tower Theater.

St. Augustine's history is long and its twisted Tales endless-allow us to share many of them with you. You will learn far more than names and dates. This is a storytelling adventure into the life and times of those who built this city. Our goal is to provide a quality audio tour that will allow you the opportunity to learn and sightsee at your own pace. This is an app based audio tour that also provides GPS coordinates to ensure your safety throughout the tour.

Philadelphia is a World Cup city in 2026. Fans from across the globe are walking streets that shaped the birth of an entire nation. Your private 2-hour walking tour moves through the artistic heart of South Philadelphia. The Theatre of the Living Arts opens the journey on South Street. The street itself pulses with eclectic energy — independent shops, street art and bars filled with football fans from every nation. Bella Vista follows with its Italian-rooted neighbourhood character and intimate side streets. Philadelphia's Magic Gardens closes the tour with something unlike anything else in any World Cup city — a labyrinth of mosaic art covering walls, floors and ceilings in a burst of colour and imagination. Your licensed guide connects every stop to the cultural story of a city that was once the capital of a revolution. In World Cup year South Philadelphia is more alive than ever.

Before the mansion, there was Memphis. On this private Elvis tour in Memphis, you'll discover the overlooked places where Elvis Presley first found his sound — the apartment, the stage, and the studio where rock ’n’ roll quietly began. Led by a local Memphis musician and Elvis historian who has spent years performing on Beale Street, this tour explores the neighborhoods, schools, recording studios, and stages where Elvis Presley lived, learned, and first electrified audiences. Along the way you'll visit legendary locations connected to Elvis’s early life including Sun Studio, Beale Street, Humes High School, and the Overton Park Shell — the stage where Elvis shocked Memphis in 1954. If you want to understand how Elvis became Elvis, this is the tour.

Step into history with a thrilling flight aboard the Boeing-Stearman N2S-1, a vintage aircraft that played a vital role during World War II. This remarkable machine, known for its agility and classic design, offers a unique flying experience that combines nostalgia with adventure. Under the guidance of an experienced instructor, you’ll take to the skies, feeling the rush of adrenaline! Perfect for aviation enthusiasts and thrill-seekers, this flight promises an unforgettable journey through the sky. This is a one person experience, with a maximum weight of 300lbs.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of how a muddy Midwestern outpost transformed into the global capital of architecture. Experience everything from early, classically inspired European styles to bold American Art Deco and Modernist innovations to today’s Contemporary designs that continue to set the pace for world-leading architecture. As you journey through Chicago’s spectacular skyscraper canyons and stunning interiors, you’ll see how economics, technology, creativity, and gritty determination shaped Chicago’s ever-evolving skyline. Whether you’re a visitor or you’re a Chicagoan who has never explored the architectural masterpieces you see every day, join us today on this enlightening adventure.

Explore the vibrant essence of Miami on this private tour that combines art, culture, and coastal beauty. Begin your adventure in Wynwood, renowned for its stunning street murals and creative galleries. Next, delve into the rich Cuban heritage of Little Havana, where traditional sights and sounds create an authentic experience. The journey continues to Brickell City Centre for upscale shopping and modern architecture. Relax along the scenic Miami Beach coastline, and soak in the lively energy of South Beach, famous for its Art Deco charm. Conclude your tour at Lincoln Road, a bustling promenade brimming with shops and cafes. - Personalized private tour perfect for first-time visitors - Discover Wynwood, Little Havana, Brickell, and Miami Beach - Enjoy a flexible itinerary with ample time at each stop - Experience iconic spots like South Beach and Lincoln Road for shopping and dining

Officially endorsed by Visit Bakersfield, this self-guided tour delivers a trusted, locally informed introduction to the city. Experience Bakersfield as a traveling documentary, unfolding stop by stop through its landmarks, neighborhoods, and defining stories. Discover the city’s evolution from early boomtown to modern Central Valley hub, including its historic core and most elegant neighborhoods. Explore the legendary Bakersfield Sound, with special commentary featuring music historian Scott Bomar and stories tied to Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, and the city’s country music legacy. Get an insider’s guide to Bakersfield’s best local restaurants and hidden gems along the way. Enjoy a richer view of the city through a tour that blends history, music, architecture, food, and local character into one immersive experience.

Covering the north section of Manhattan Island, Harlem is one of New York City’s most culturally diverse neighborhoods. Discover how the district has evolved over the decades on this half-day guided tour as you visit some of Harlem’s most famous sights before finishing off the tour with a musical twist with a visit to the Holiday Gospel Concert, where you’ll hear a performance from the Harlem Gospel Ensemble.

Discover the heart of Atlanta through its most iconic landmarks, from the gold-domed State Capitol to historic Underground Atlanta and the vibrant Fairlie-Poplar District. Optional: see Centennial Olympic Park, World of Coca-Cola & Civil Rights Center. Choose any of these fantastic options: 2-hour: Downtown Highlights Visit Downtown Atlanta to see the Georgia State Capitol, Underground Atlanta, the Healey Building, and Fairlie-Poplar. Discover local stories and historic sights. 3-hour: Downtown Highlights, World of Coco-Cola & More Visit Downtown Atlanta and see the Capitol, Olympic Park, World of Coca-Cola, and Civil Rights Center. Explore history from politics to pop culture. This private walking tour through Downtown Atlanta reveals the city’s charm and complexity. With a Licensed Private Guide from Rosotravel, enjoy a personalized experience full of local stories, hidden gems, and iconic sights. No groups, no rush—just a genuine connection to the heart of the city.

Short on time but don't want to miss the highlights? The Essential City Tour is your perfect introduction. In just 2 hours and 2 miles, we cover some of the city's most iconic landmarks. Breathe In Seattle's 2-hour art and history tour takes you through some of the city’s most picturesque neighborhoods. You can enjoy learning about and viewing Seattle's local art and history from an experienced guide. Tours starts at Vita at KEXP - a local cafe connected to the local 90.3 radio station ("Where the music matters"), in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. From there, you'll embark on a journey that takes you to some of the city's most picturesque landmarks and hidden gems. The tour showcases parts of the Seattle Waterfront and Seattle Center neighborhoods. The tour concludes back at Vita at KEXP.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Middle Border Region of the United States with this admission ticket to the Dakota Discovery Museum. With four art galleries, a historical gallery, and a historical village, there’s more than enough to keep you busy for an entire day. See artwork by Harvey Dunn and Oscar Howe, and then stop by a 1-room schoolhouse that opened in 1885. Plus, since the museum is open morning until evening, you can make your way through it at your own pace.

Architecture and urban-design enthusiasts are in luck in New York City, but it can be hard to know where to begin, or to understand what you’re looking at when wandering around alone. Learn more about the city’s architecture on a small-group walking tour of SoHo, the West and East Villages, the Lower East Side, and around. Stroll past some of the top art institutions, boutiques, and ethnically diverse communities.

• Explore one of the most out-and-out museums in NYC with a ticket and a digital tour - all in one app • Discover the carefully preserved collection of monumental, authentic, and unique artifacts • Reveal some personal attests of real people who were dealing with loss, recovery, and hope • Follow the very day of 9/11 step by step through the testimonies of survivors and witnesses • Find out the stories about man and animals who struggled with the consequences of the catastrophe

Led by LA's #1-rated tour operator on TripAdvisor — ranked #1 of 816 tours and activities in Los Angeles, with 15+ years guiding visitors through the city. Available as a daily small-group tour at 9:30 AM, or as a fully private experience with your choice of start time — ideal for families, couples, and groups who want the tour on their own schedule.

Get ready to experience the flavors, sounds, and soul of Miami on this unforgettable guided tour through Little Havana — the city's most iconic Cuban neighborhood. Wander down lively Calle Ocho, where every corner pulses with history, music, and mouthwatering aromas. Watch master cigar rollers in action, feel the passion at Domino Park, and explore vibrant art galleries that bring the Cuban story to life.

The Historic Third Ward was the first stop for many of Milwaukee's European immigrants, particularly the Irish and later the Italians. Close to cheap housing and available jobs, these new arrivals created close-knit communities. Like most major industrial cities, the Third Ward had a significant and destructive fire in 1892, which reshaped the landscape to much of what you see today. In the 1970s, this area experienced a resurgence that transformed factories and warehouses into condos and mixed adaptive reuse. On this tour, learn about the neighborhood landscape as well as the Irish and Italian immigrants as well as the impact of the LGBTQ+ community and other residents. Stops include the Milwaukee Public Market (2005), Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD) (1974), and Commission Row (1894). This walking tour is 1 mile in length. Travelers are recommended to bring (weather permitting): good walking shoes, water, sunscreen, and/or umbrella.