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All of Europe in 3 hours: Explore EU political core, from history to future, amidst vibrant city lifeEmbark on a captivating journey through Brussels' European Quarter, where the past, present, and future of Europe come alive. Explore the streets of power, where key decisions are made, and uncover t

This whole excursion is about impossible beauty and adventures. There aren't many untouched places left in Europe where mighty ancient trees grow, relic and endemic plants thrive, lynxes roam, and pelicans nest. However, it's unlikely that we'll encounter them. But we will definitely see the fantast

This tour has it all! And right away! Beloved Amsterdam houses with their tiled roofs, a medieval castle and a modern one, tiny old towns that look like illustrations from a fairy tale book, windmills, a craft brewery in a cathedral, Christian churches and a mosque, military forts, amusing monuments

Brussels is one of those unique cities, where you can see how completely different architectural styles come along with each other and street art becomes an integral part of the majestic catholic churches and other pompous buildings.This city has a very special urban vibes, that we would like to int

Antwerp is an absolutely magnificent city. It definitely seems more like a fairy-tale, than real life! Every single building, yard, fountain or church amazes travellers with its magnificent decorations and mysterious stories! However, despite all this luxury, this city stays extremely cozy and loved

Buda is a "thing in itself." It has stories to tell - if it wants to - even if it involves events that span centuries of the country's history. Every little detail carries two if not three, meanings - one for curious tourists and another for locals. So come with us as we search for those little deta

Novi Sad is the cobblestone streets of the old town with street performers, and pastry shops spilling over with the sounds of jazz, blues, rock and roll, and Balkan music. It's a labyrinth of hidden passages that wind through little courtyards covered in vines, and charming small lanes, where street

With a local representative of this industry, we'll take you to the most unusual ruin bars in Budapest. But that's not all - most of the visitors to these bars are tourists, so we'll also take you to a couple of non-touristy spots where locals gather and show you what to drink so you'll be accepted

It is not so simple to unearth the true essence of Budapest beneath the mesmerizing facade, to comprehend the lifestyles of its inhabitants. And there's no better way to do that than through exploring its street art. Murals, posters, stencil graffiti, street sculpture, and even stickers can reveal t

This bike tour is about nineteenth-century Amsterdam. It was a tremendously vibrant time when, after a long period of stagnation and a century of hibernation, the country suddenly awakened and surged forward with full force - out of slums, impoverished villages, remarkably outdated technology, and,

Just like any miracle, Keukenhof is a wonderful and, sadly, short-lived fairy tale.But one walk through this blooming Edem is enough to evoke images of a madly blooming paradise garden for years to come. The driver will pick you up from the meeting point in the centre of Amsterdam in the morning. Yo

After the Bolshevik revolution, between 1 to 2 million people left Russia over three years. Up to a hundred thousand ended up in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. This influx of people certainly wasn't trivial for a country with a small population. Russian emigration certainly left a very n

No matter what city in the world we visit, we always ask ourselves: How are the people of Budapest similar to us? How are they different? And why? How engaged are they in the life of their city or country? Are they open to other cultures? What about the rights of women or minorities? How good is the

About half an hour's drive away from Marrakech, it's a different world. Snow-covered mountain tops, blossoming valleys, foamy cascading mountain rivers and waterfalls, mud-brick villages clinging to mountainsides that seem impossible to reach (but we'll visit them!), suspension bridges. But the main

Texel is full of grass- and heather-covered dunes and fields of brightly-blooming tulips, daffodils, and lavender. An island full of white sheep, seals, horses grazing in the mist and countless flocks of birds. Tiny villages with windmills, ice cream carts, and horse-drawn wagons, just like in a chi

How sophisticated and glamorous Casablanca was at the beginning of the twentieth century! The Art Deco districts, the mind-blowing interiors of hotels and gambling houses, the world's most fashionable boutiques. And nearby, in the medina, life went on, the rhythm of which was driven for centuries by

Imagine the ocean crashing against the cliffs at the foot of historic Portuguese forts, breathtaking sunrises and sunsets over the Atlantic with a glass of local wine, quiet lagoons and fishing villages, oyster farms and street artist performances. All that and so much more is waiting for you on thi

During this tour… Wait, not this time! Have you ever tried to start your travel by just pointing to a random location on a map? Or taking a random train with an unknown destination and getting off at the stop that catches your eye to be led through the streets by a spirit of adventure? Isn't it an a

The people of Leiden believe that their city is the most beautiful one in the country, if not the whole world. It is hard to argue with that :). In fact, there is no other place on Earth, where stories from all over the world are intertwined in such a dense tangle. This is the birthplace of Rembrand

The Sahara is a different world altogether; here, even time flows differently. Instead, time doesn't exist here at all. Only an endless series of otherworldly landscapes, the smooth sway of a camel beneath you and the breathtakingly beautiful star-filled sky, accompanied by the melodious song of the