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Prepare to be transported through time as your experienced storyteller paints a detailed picture of what life was like during different eras of French Quarter history. From Yellow Fever and the toll it took on our city, to the famous Jackson Square and the establishment of La Nouvelle Orléans; from the history of enslaved peoples and their impact on religion and culture, to what makes the architecture in our city so incredibly unique; from our historical red light district, to the earliest notes of jazz. This tour will have you laughing and crying as you grapple with all that New Orleans has gone through to get where it is today. History lovers, join us on an adventure through the real, gritty history of New Orleans.

This guided walking tour will take you to the real places that Hemingway lived, worked and played, including where he watched and refereed boxing matches, where he kept his boat the Pilar, the bookstore where his books were sold, his first apartment in Key West where he finished writing “A Farewell to Arms”. Along the way you will have three food samplings, before visiting where he took the train, fished and charted boats in the Key West Harbor, and finally where he spent a lot of time drinking- Sloppy Joe's. Numerous other historical sites that Hemingway frequented while he lived in Key West will also be visited on this incredibly authentic tour.

In this Tour you will see the beauty of Savannah and learn about its amazing history. Our expert guides have been trained by a 30 year teaching veteran and are very experienced, they have a total of over 100 years of teaching and tour guide experience. Our tours are researched by a professional historian and are accurate and full of information! You will enjoy seeing beautiful oak trees, Spanish moss, azaleas, camellias, and other beautiful greenery. Hear about General Oglethorpe and the founding of this beautiful city and its role in the Revolution and Civil War. All of our tours are led by experienced and expert guides!

Enjoy and discover the historical and cultural importance of the area surrounding the Statue of Liberty, learning about the first inhabitants of the Battery Park area and what it was used for. Get to know the four military forts that were built here and what they have become today. Enjoy the best views of the most famous skyscrapers of the city that never sleeps aboard the Ferry to the Statue of Liberty and what the two famous bridges in New York hide behind their construction and above all the true meaning of the statue itself , here you can see it up close and capture the best photos with it. Finally, with the visit to Ellis Island we will learn how and how many people passed through here, during the migration process that occurred between 1892 and 1954. Much to learn and discover on this visit and best of all... only in your language, Spanish!

Experience the authentic soul of the "City Beautiful" on our Secret Food Tour: Orlando. While most travelers never leave the theme parks, we invite you to explore the historic heart of the city—the vibrant Downtown district and the lush, swan-filled shores of Lake Eola Park. As we walk beneath historic oaks draped in Spanish moss, you’ll discover how Orlando transformed from a quiet citrus hub into a world-class culinary crossroads, blending Old Florida charm with a sophisticated, modern food scene. Your journey features a curated selection of Orlando’s most legendary local eats. We’ll dive into the city's celebrated Asian fusion scene and savor the authentic, hand-crafted flavors of Colombian street food and traditional pastries. Beyond the plate, this tour offers an insider’s perspective on Orlando’s history and architecture. Join us for a delicious exploration of the "Real Orlando" that will leave you both full and inspired.

Mandatory Carry Passport to enter the Arlington Cemetery. Explore beyond the Big Apple on a full-day tour of Washington in Spanish. The capital of the United States, a city with the center of political power and where the destiny of the country is handled as well as that of many other nations. Although the city is a political and administrative center, it has many attractions as there are numerous monuments and places of national interest. It is a center of American history and culture with exceptional museums (several are free), galleries and much more. Meet: The Pentagon, Arlington National Cemetery, Iwo Jima Monument, George Town, Lincoln Monuments, Korean War, Vietnam War, Pool Forrest Gump movie, World War II, OAS, The Obelisk, American Red Cross, Bice Presidency, The White House, IRS Treasury, FBI, Presidential Avenue, The Capitol, Air Museum and Space.

A 60-75-minute guided, behind-the-scenes exploration of the historic Chicago Theatre, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Stand on the famed Chicago theatre stage and discover the backstage artist signatures, including from legends like Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Dolly Parton** Access to the grand lobby with its famous marquess, the auditorium with its classic atmospheric design, the iconic Chicago theatre stage and backstage areas including dressing rooms** Learn about the theatre’s unique architectural features, like a stunning French Baroque design, ornated plasterwork, and the gran chandelier along with its rich history and cultural significance* *Tour content is subject to change. There is no stage or dressing room access on concert days. Photo restrictions may apply.

Get into the celebratory Halloween spirit with this 2-hour French Quarter tour. Get into costume and follow your guide through one of the most haunted neighborhoods in the country. Visit more than 15 stops along the tour.  A real paranormal / ghost detector will be used during the tour.

Come and discover the Grand Canyon in a small group and in French! We can accommodate up to 6 people per vehicle. We adapt to everyone and make sure to make your visit unforgettable. Francophone guide, passionate about the American West, we take you in the footsteps of the Amerindians and this mythical place. - Transport from your hotel - Morning snack as well as lunch picnic provided as well as drinks - Stops according to your desires You'll explore Grand Canyon West's must-see landmarks such as Eagle Point, Guano Point and Skywalk. On the way back, we will make a photo stop on the Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge with stunning views of Hoover Dam. Then you will return to Las Vegas directly to your hotel. Don't worry about the organization, we'll take care of everything!

Accompanied by our French guides who have been living in New York for years, come and discover Midtown and Brooklyn under the eye of superheroes. It's a best-selling visit, ideal for families, which appeals to both adults and children and which will immerse you in the references of your favorite heroes,.... while making you discover the mythical streets and buildings of New York.

Located just 25 minutes from New Orleans and 10 minutes away from the New Orleans International Airport, Destrehan Plantation is the oldest documented plantation home in the Lower Mississippi Valley. It is also the only plantation accessible by rideshare or taxi. Our tours are rich in political, social and economic history. After the tour, guests can view a folk-life demonstration, visit our 1811 Slave Revolt Exhibit, explore the grounds, picnic under a live oak tree draped in Spanish Moss and shop in our Plantation Store for unique hand-made items by local craft artisans. We are handicap accessible and kid friendly!

"Dive into adventure, your go-to for the ultimate app-led adventure hunts! Step into a world where every landmark and hidden gem is waiting to be discovered. Challenge yourself with trivia, tackle brain-teasing puzzles, and embark on an epic journey of exploration! Whether you’re collaborating with your crew or turning up the competition, Adventure Hunts guarantee a blast for all. Perfect for any occasion—whether it’s a spontaneous outing, a wild bachelorette bash, a festive birthday celebration, or a team-building extravaganza. Each player gets to dive into an interactive role, ensuring every challenge is as thrilling and unique as the next. So, gather your squad, choose your adventure, and let the good times roll! Every outing becomes a treasure trove of memories and excitement. Are you ready to conquer the city and create unforgettable experiences? Make every day an adventure! "

The French Quarter has always belonged to its women—painted or pious, dangerous or divine, sometimes all at once. We reveal the fiercely complex women who shaped the heart of New Orleans. Their names echo like hymns and hexes: Baroness Pontalba, Elizabeth Werlein, Madame LaLaurie, Marie Laveau, Saint Frances Cabrini, & Rose Nicaud. The Baroness de Pontalba, who stamped her initials—and her vision—into the architecture of Jackson Square. Her story is one of defiance and civic rebirth. The preservationist fire of Elizabeth Werlein - this woman's fire saved rather than destroyed. Madame LaLaurie's horrors told not through haunted legend, but the cruelty of racial violence cloaked in wealth and elegance laid bare. Marie Laveau—Voodoo Queen, healer, mystic, and more. Rose Nicaud, once-enslaved, she carved out a life selling coffee —one of the city’s first Black, female entrepreneurs. Women who didn’t just live in New Orleans. They built her, saw her broken, and resurrected her.

The street art of Spanish Harlem (AKA East Harlem or El Barrio) tells us so much about the history, culture, & politics of this under-appreciated NYC neighborhood & its residents. Some of the colorful murals & mosaics are dedicated to accomplished citizens of Spanish Harlem, such as the writers Julia de Burgos & Nicholasa Mohr. Others honor world-famous people including Celia Cruz & Che Guevara. Many of the artworks celebrate the Latin culture of the neighborhood. They also bring into the streets the gorgeous scenery of the tropical islands which so many members of this community left behind. Visitors to Spanish Harlem are always dazzled by the street art there. Here is what one of them said: "The Spanish Harlem tour with Leigh was a great investment of 2 hours. The tour was rich in information & cultural & neighborhood significance. Leigh is a terrific guide to it all. I have done many walking tours, and this is one of the best. Not to be missed if you are visiting New York".

Throughout an exclusive and gourmet guided walking tour in French, full of anecdotes about the city and Cuban culture, discover Little Havana and its Calle Ocho, the most Cuban neighborhood in Miami, in the company of a guide French-speaking local. A 2.5 hour journey from which you will emerge satisfied, and a break in your trip, during which you will forget that you are still in Miami! On the menu: strong coffee, empañadas, sugar cane juice, plantain, and many other delights!

Accompanied by our French guides who have been living in New York for years, come and discover Central Park, by bike with the theme of series and cinema. For half a day you will travel through the park, without missing anything while discovering legendary cinema scenes that your guide will show you in photos or videos.

This French Quarter walking tour is conducted by city licensed guides and emphasize the history, architecture, and folklore of this fascinating city. Tour and store proceeds benefit Friends of the Cabildo, a non-profit volunteer group to provide support for the Louisiana State Museum. Purchasing a walking tour ticket also gets you admission to the 1850 House Museum, above the store, that shows what life was like in a typical Pontalba Apartment in the 1850s. Restroom is provided for walking tour guests as well. Tours go out rain or shine.

Come hang out with a local for 2.5 to 3 hours and find out why they are so passionate about living in New Orleans. There has to be a reason they'd choose to live in New Orleans, a city that is almost completely under sea level, right? Find out what makes locals and tourists alike love New Orleans so deeply. They've taken the 5 most popular tours in New Orleans and combined their best elements and turned it into one of the most exciting tours the city has to offer. Create a truly memorable experience when you take the French Quarter tour, Katrina History, Historic Cemeteries tour, Garden District tour, and New Orleans Architecture tour all together! Basically, if you're a history buff, then this tour is for you. If you're trying to figure out what to do while you're in New Orleans, well, this tour is for you too.

Experience the best of Miami in 1 unforgettable day on this immersive land & sea adventure. Travel in comfort on a small luxury van with a live professional guide in English & Spanish enjoying complimentary bottled water free digital photo & authentic Cuban coffee. Begin at the Welcome to Miami Beach Sign for a colorful photo stop, then cruise down Ocean Drive to South Beach’s pastel Art Deco hotels & palm lined streets. Continue to Wynwood for a guided walking tour of its world-famous murals. Next, explore Little Havana with a live cigar-rolling demonstration complimentary Cuban coffee & an exclusive private Cuban music performance. End your day on a narrated Millionaire Home Cruise gliding past celebrity mansions owned by Gloria Estefan, Jennifer Lopez, Shaquille O’Neal, Ricky Martin, Shakira & the estate of Al Capone, along with sweeping views of the Miami skyline, Fisher Island & Biscayne Bay. This experience is the ultimate way to discover Miami’s culture, art & luxury in 1 day.

The Flavors of Philly Tour is great for out-of-towners! Terrific value--Philly history AND full lunch rolled into one great adventure. Features cheesesteaks, tomato pie, soft pretzels, and 2 desserts at the iconic Reading Terminal Market.

Discover the authentic essence of New York on the Contrasts Tour, touring the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn with your expert guide in Spanish, ideal for those looking to know the true cultural diversity of the city. We started on the West Side Highway admiring the Intrepid Aircraft Carrier, the Trump Buildings and the Hudson River. In the Bronx, we visited the steps of the Joker, Yankee Stadium, Civil Court, Criminal Court and 42nd Precinct, plus iconic murals like Big Pun, I Love The Bronx and cultural tributes. Then we cross the Bronx Whitestone Bridge to Queens to visit Malba, the New York Times Printing Office and Flushing Meadows Corona Park, where CitiField, the US Open Tennis Center and the famous Unisphere are located. In Brooklyn we explored Williamsburg, home to the Orthodox Hasidic Jewish community, one of the most representative outside Israel. It ends by crossing the Brooklyn Bridge or in Chinatown, near Little Italy, SoHo and Greenwich Village.