Brescia is a pleasant place for a stroll, with all it's historical artistic flair. The Rotonda is a stunning medieval cathedral. The tour guide also took us to the Renaissance square and we saw the beautiful Loggia building. The tour guide also talked about fascinating facts of some Roman ruins and we enjoyed this tour of Brescia.

It was intriguing to hear from the tour guide about the magnificent history behind all the grand buildings that I saw during this walking tour. The Gediminas Castle was encaptivating. I enjoyed walking on the cobblestone streets of Old Vilnius. One must not miss this tour when in Lithuania.

Conor was our guide on this tour and he provided a comprehensive overview of what Brussels has to offer the tourist. It was a lovely sunny day and we saw the city at its best. He offered information about the history of the city and the interesting places to visit. It was certainly two hours well spent as we covered a lot of ground in that time. I would highly recommend Ambassador tours. Look out for the yellow umbrellas in the grand square.

Melbourne is a picturesque city, with many impressive features dating from the late 19th century, when 'Melbourne was truly marvelous,' enriched by the Great Australian Gold Rush The tour takes in St Patrick's Catholic Cathedral, a marvelous structure built in neo-gothic style. Be sure to note the statues of legendary Irishmen, such as Archbishop Daniel Mannix, one of Australia's most influential churchmen. St Paul's Anglican Cathedral is in the heart of the city. Whereas St Patrick's is built of durable bluestone, St Paul's is built of sandstone. The interior of St Paul's is certainly impressive. Other features include the meticulous Treasury Gardens, which helped earn Victoria the soubriquet "the Garden State." Melburnians are proud of their parks and gardens, which are worth a leisurely exploration.

Having this tour with Alvaro was just amazing as he is really passionate about it and provided us with lots of valuable details about the Harry Portter saga and its history with the city. It even made many of us emotional. 10/10.

We had 10 groups of 8-10 people. This was a team building activity for my company. We all enjoyed it. The guide was fun and friendly and good with communication. This is the perfect city to do this sort of thing in because of its walkability. I'd recommend that each person in the group has a phone, especially if your group is larger than 3 people or 4 people.

This was our first visit to Glasgow so we were looking for a nice introduction to the city - highlights and history. Our guide Sofia provided exactly what we were after. She contacted me the day before to find out about our interests so she could tailor the tour to that. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Sofia was personable, polite and happily answered all of the questions we asked. She even made sure we got back to our car safely after we parted ways and also suggested a few pubs in the area. All in all a great day.

Our tourguide Monique inspired us to read the books, not only watch the movies. She had amazing knowledge, and kept everyone interested. Funny also

Charlie put on a show for the audience and was very passionate and engaging in a Harry Potter style. He was also very knowledgeable of the topic and explained how JK Rowling got her ideas from certain places in Edinburgh and showed us some of the places.

The food wasn't warm and the waiters weren't fast and serious . The restaurant looks cool but it isn't .

The food was excelent the waiters were so kind and friendly. The ingriendients were very exclusives.

My husband and I were visiting Nice as part of our river cruise. We had a local guide who took us on an excursion of Cannes, Antibes and St. Paul de Vence. What a wonderful time we had in the beautifully luxurious, fascinating, photographic Cannes with lots to see and experience. The seaside promenade, the Boulevard de la Croisette was simply "The Place" to see, enjoy and spend time photographing the magnificent hotels, exclusive boutiques, antique shops, galleries, and nightclubs. One of the most beautiful sites, except for the azure blue sky, water, golden sandy beaches, is the casino with all the luxurious cars parked outside and people dressed to the "hilt". And although Cannes is not particularly famous for its religious side, however, it does feature a good number of beautiful churches with impressive architecture. There is so much to see in Cannes besides the Film Festival. We did not have enough time here but we will definitely be back to spend at least a day or two. This is a place you don't want to miss!