A Journey Through Northern Europe

See the City From Above at Alexanderplatz

One of the liveliest places in Berlin, Alexanderplatz is East Berlin's unofficial main square, with cinemas, restaurants, shops and many other places of interest close by. The EU's second tallest structure, the Berlin TV Tower, has been Berlin's dominant landmark for decades. The express elevator will get you to the observation deck with panoramic views high above the city. You can see and plan your next move at some of the city’s well-known sights, from the Reichstag Parliament building and Brandenburg Gate to the Olympic Stadium or former Tempelhof airport, all while enjoying a meal in the revolving restaurant.

Berlin Private Walking Tour

On the private tour, your guide will impress you with stories of Berlin's amazingly rich history. From Slavic forts to Prussian kings and the foundation of Germany in 1871, through WWI, the rise of the Weimar Republic and the Nazis who replaced it and ushered in WWII, the divisions of the Cold War, and the city’s resurrection as capital of a reunified country, you’ll explore the city’s rollercoaster history. Believe us when we say that there’s a lot to learn from this tour!

A Museum Paradise

Potsdam, City of Kings: 6-hour Private Walking Tour

Potsdam was a city of kings – a German Versaille where the Hohenzollern monarchy of Prussia constructed lavish palaces in which they could spend their summers. It was also the setting for the Potsdam Conference, where geopolitical giants Josef Stalin, Harry Truman and Winston Churchill met in the summer of 1945 to seal the post-war fate of Germany and Europe. This 6-hour walking tour takes you to the heart of Potsdam’s UNESCO-listed palace gardens to see the pomp and grandeur of the Prussian monarchy and also explores the origins of the Cold War.

Pick up Some Very Berlin Souvenirs

Berlin's definitely a design forward city so what better to bring home as a reminder of your time here than something from one of the city's many local designers. Several neighborhoods lend themselves to a shopping expediton. Prenzlauer Berg is great for strolling and dropping into designer shops, Kreuzberg is all about the vintage stores. The highest concentration of designer shops however is to be found in the Hackescher Markt, Germany’s largest enclosed courtyard area and you'll find it chock full of Berlin-made goods.

Honey I Shrunk the World!

Step into a world of wonder at Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg, the largest model railway in the world. Marvel at intricate, detailed miniature landscapes that span various countries and iconic cities. Watch as tiny trains, cars, and airplanes move through meticulously crafted scenes, bringing this miniature universe to life. Perfect for visitors of all ages, Miniatur Wunderland offers an enchanting experience filled with creativity and imagination. Don't miss the chance to explore this unique attraction—it's a must-see highlight of Hamburg!

Historic Hamburg Private Walking Tour

This private walking tour through Hamburg's captivating past is an ideal way of getting to see and know its highlights. Trace the city's rich history from its 9th-century origins as a strategic fortress protecting trade routes to its rise as one of Europe's foremost ports. Wander the historic cobblestone lanes of the medieval Speicherstadt, once the bustling hub of maritime commerce. Admire the majestic Rathaus, a testament to Hamburg's resilience in the aftermath of war. Explore the cutting-edge architecture of HafenCity, symbolizing the city's modernity and innovation. Along the way, delve into Hamburg's pivotal role in the Hanseatic League, its vibrant cultural tapestry, and its unwavering spirit of progress.

Something For Everyone

Immerse yourself in Hamburg's rich cultural tapestry by exploring its diverse array of museums and musical theaters. Begin your journey at the Kunsthalle Hamburg, a renowned art museum boasting an extensive collection of European masterpieces spanning centuries. From the intricate brushstrokes of Old Masters to the bold innovations of contemporary artists, there's something to captivate every art enthusiast.

For a deeper understanding of Hamburg's maritime legacy, venture to the International Maritime Museum, housed within the historic Speicherstadt district. Here, you'll discover fascinating exhibits chronicling the city's seafaring history, from ship models to naval artifacts, offering a glimpse into Hamburg's vital role as a bustling port city.

Delve further into Hamburg's past at the Hamburg Museum, where immersive displays and interactive exhibits tell the story of the city's evolution over the centuries. From its humble origins as a medieval trading hub to its emergence as a global metropolis, the museum provides a comprehensive look at Hamburg's rich cultural heritage.

If contemporary art is more your style, head to the Deichtorhallen Hamburg, a dynamic art center housed in two historic buildings. Featuring rotating exhibitions of photography, modern art, and design, Deichtorhallen offers a fresh perspective on the ever-evolving world of contemporary art.

No visit to Hamburg's cultural scene would be complete without experiencing its vibrant musical theater productions. From the dazzling spectacles of Stage Theater im Hafen to the intimate performances at Theater Neue Flora, Hamburg's musical theaters showcase world-class productions that promise to dazzle and delight audiences of all ages.

With its eclectic mix of museums and musical theaters, Hamburg offers a cultural journey that is as diverse as it is captivating.

Mingle With Locals in Amsterdam

There's no better way to get to know a city than to hang out where the locals go. While in Amsterdam, don't miss the chance to relax at Vondelpark, the locals' favorite park. For a colorful memory, stop by Bloemenmarkt, a flower market where locals buy flowers and meet to chat. Last but not least, make sure you spend some time at De Pijp, a district frequented by locals, with authentic cafes and restaurants.

Amsterdam City Highlights Private Tour

If you are short on time but still want to get a sense of what Amsterdam is all about, this private tour is for you. During this fascinating walking tour, your knowledgeable guide will let you in on the city's secrets and walk you through the Dutch capital's history, its most famous attractions, and lesser-known treasures.

Amsterdam Evening Canal Group Cruise

Amsterdam is nicknamed Venice of the North for a reason. With more than 1300 bridges and a wide network of charming canals, the Dutch capital is one of the most romantic cities in Europe. The best way to take in Amsterdam's beauty is to join an evening canal cruise and watch in awe as the city's thousands of lights create a magical scene that you won't easily forget.

Getting to Know Amsterdam, One Museum at a Time

No Amsterdam visit is complete without exploring renowned museums like the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, or the Stedelijk Museum for fine arts masterpieces. Beyond the museum district, NEMO and Micropia offer interactive experiences for science enthusiasts. Delve into Amsterdam's history at the Museum of the Canals, Amsterdam Museum, or National Maritime Museum. The city's diverse museums cater to various interests, ensuring an enriching experience for all.

Van Gogh Museum Tickets

The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam houses the world's largest collection of works by Vincent van Gogh, showcasing over 200 paintings, 500 drawings, and 700 letters. You can explore the artist's masterpieces and gain insights into his life, artistic development, and influence on modern art.