Our guide was easy to understand enthusiastic about her country and very knowledgeable. She took her job seriously and was prompt, understanding and happy to go above and beyond when some of our group wanted to climb higher. Highly recommend Sarah !!!

This tour was a great way to explore more of Riga, about which I was not much aware of, thanks to the nice tour guide, who was also multilingual. Riga has a craft brewing scene, which is wonderfully developed. I also tried the local garlic rye bread.

The description of this tour is misrepresented online. You do not go into anything. You do not go into a palace (Cecilienhof Palace or the Sanssouci Palace) or where the Potsdam conference took place. The guide points out some of these places, others were not mentioned at all for example ‘Explore a secret town used by the Soviet Secret Service and the ruins of a KGB jail’ did not happen. Our guide was engaged, but was not an amazing historian, and disappointingly, we didn’t learn a lot. It is a lot of walking, over 20,000 steps. We had 45 minutes free time in Potsdam which covers both the lunch break and ‘ Discover the charming city of Potsdam’ and ‘explore the Dutch Quarter’. If you chose to stay on in Potsdam after the tour to visit one of the palaces in Sanssouci Park, you must book a timed entry ticket in advance as there is not much chance of being able to get one when the tour ends.

Sadly false advertising. Practically no mentioning of any ghosts of myth let alone stories or tales. Additionally the English of the guide was hard to understand so couldn’t always follow. For over 200$ paid for our group sadly one of the least interesting tours ever. Even the standard stuff about history can be told much more captivating, but if there is a language barrier under stable. Just don’t sell English tours then especially not for this title. Any extra effort like the guide putting on themed outfit or picking a spot to tell his stories that matches the theme like a dark alleyway is something that I was told after i would need to pay 300$ or more in Vilnius. Just skip this one

If you are wondering what things to do and see in its capital Vilnius, then just take this walking tour. Sightseeing with the local guide was enjoyable as we saw the city’s major attractions, landmark public buildings and cultural venues.

Fun and adventure combined with a pleasant day spent in nature. We really liked the northern coast of Marjan Hill Park, which is wooded with the scent of pine trees filling the air. Memorable adventure.

Fitzroy Gardens was refreshing, the pathways of Treasury Gardens has some history as narrated by the friendly tour guide. St Paul's Cathedral and St Patrick's Cathedral are marvelous beauties of architecture.

This walking tour covered many landmarks within Brussels and the tour guide was helpful in letting us know about the history behind some of the monuments that we toured. I bought some fantastic chocolates from the local market.

Went to the New Town Tower to get a great city view. It did not disappoint. Got sort of lost till I figured out new town tower is the old looking tower. Staff were quite pleasant. Love the views. Best part was I got lost again on the way down and saw very architectural beauty in my search to get out. Everyone I met along the way were very kind.

The tour guide made walking along the Elbe, both educative and entertaining. We learnt about the fish trading that happens in Hamburg and Hamburg’s maritime history. The local traditional food is something unique. We had a good time in this tour.

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.