Discover a piece of history and admire the fascinating architecture of the Semperoper in Dresden on a guided tour. Explore one of the most beautiful and prestigious opera houses in the world, and learn about the history of this grand building.
Visit Barcelona at your own pace aboard a double-decker red bus, with two different routes available. Hop-on and hop-off as many times as you wish through the day with a single ticket.
Soak in the unmatchable panorama of Budapest on a nighttime boat ride along the Danube. Witness the most important landmarks of the city as you sip on unlimited glasses of high-quality Prosecco.
Enjoy a cowboy-style dinner and slow-moving evening boat ride on a calm part of the Colorado River. Watch an incredible sound and light show which describes the story of the canyon's creation projected onto the rock face above the river.
Explore SEA LIFE Michigan Aquarium and marvel at an array of sea animals from around the globe. Discover more than 5,000 fish, rays, sea horses, and jellies, and surround yourself with sharks and sea turtles.
Take a ferry ride to the grounds of Fort Sumter, where America’s deadliest war began. Explore the grounds at Fort Sumter National Monument and visit the Museum there.
Take the opportunity to visit a slot canyon from horseback. Enjoy a scenic ride to the mouth of a secluded slot canyon and take in the towering sandstone walls.
Embark on a flight over the fascinating and mysterious Nazca Lines. See 12 Nazca Lines such as the Monkey, Spider, or Astronaut as you learn about this enigmatic civilization from your pilot.
Enjoy a relaxing visit to the Myvatn Nature Baths and experience the soothing effects of the geothermal waters. Take in views of the surrounding landscape, including the volcanic crater of Hverjfall and Lake Myvatn. Visit the café for refreshments.
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