In this city once gripped by Nazi occupation, wartime secrets are waiting to be revealed. You’ve read all the novels, watched all the documentaries, but here you’ll come to understand what no single ...

In this three-hour NYC Architecture Tour, we'll join a local architect or historian for a stroll down 42nd Street and through 150 years of Manhattan's history. We'll gaze up at the Chrysler Building, ...

Rome, the Eternal City, is a living museum where ancient ruins, Renaissance art, and unforgettable cuisine tell a story of human ingenuity. Since 2003, Context Travel has crafted Rome walking tours ...

This walking tour of Lisbon takes you to the heart of the bohemian, historic, and creative hubs of Lisbon in the company of an expert guide, where you’ll explore its three most iconic neighborhoods: ...

New York City isn’t just one of the most visited places on Earth; it’s a living, breathing archive of American history, culture, and innovation. With Context Travel’s New York City private tours, ...

Naples, a city where history is not just remembered but lived, is renowned for its pizza, which has roots as deep as the city's ancient Greek foundations. From those times, Naples evolved into a key ...

Athens isn’t just a capital, it’s a cornerstone of Western civilization. This is the city where Socrates questioned, where the Parthenon rose, and where democracy first took root. With Context ...

Enjoy an experience tailored to your interests that goes beyond surface-level tourism, offering a deep dive into the city's rich history. Visit the iconic London landmarks with an expert who can share ...

What better way is there to experience a bit of French local life than spending the morning at the market? Often overlooked by tourists and much coveted by locals, Marché d’Aligre boasts an array of ...

Paris, the City of Light, is a canvas of history, art, and culture, where every street whispers stories of revolutions, romance, and creativity. For over two decades, Context Travel has crafted Paris ...

On the afternoon of July 14, 1789, a rebelling rabble laid siege to France's most hated fortress: the Bastille. Freeing the few remaining political prisoners, the mob began, stone by stone, ...

Food culture in Athens revolves around the central market, the Varvakios Agora. Here, nut vendors vie with butchers and fishmongers in a heady, excited atmosphere for the attention of passersby. On ...