Barcelona’s vibrant La Boqueria market attracts Michelin-starred chefs and local grandmothers equally. As the center of the city's food scene and epicenter of Catalan gastronomy, the Boqueria offers ...

Jews have lived in Paris since the medieval period. In this 3-hour Jewish Paris tour in the Marais we'll join a local historian and discover this hidden history of the city's Jewish Quarter, from the ...

Truffles, pralines, ganache...What's the difference? Beginning in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, your pastries and chocolates tour with a food expert will answer these questions and more. You'll indulge your ...

Step into the historic heart of Copenhagen and discover Danish royal history with the help of a Context expert. Through visits to Rosenborg and Christiansborg castles, you will learn about the ...

How did a small island once tied to the Sung Dynasty, then colonized by the British, only formally named Singapore 200 years ago, emerge in the second half of the 20th century as one of the world’s ...

Escape from the bustle of the touristy city center, and explore the most vibrant and off-the-beaten-track area of Istanbul: the cozy and multi-ethnic Asian side. Separated from Europe by the mighty ...

Watch on your schedule, you will receive a link to watch the lecture online immedately upon purchase. Learn how these masterpieces reflect the personal dramas, cultural shifts, and groundbreaking ...

On this walking tour of Kyoto, you’ll stroll along the Kamo River to hear about the heart-stopping events that happened on its shores. The tour producer, Nick Toven, is a Context Travel expert who ...

Join an engaging expert guide at the top of their field as you explore the royal history and tumultuous past of Mexico City Unique, personal tours for the intentional traveler. Choose from private ...

When you close your eyes and imagine a quaint Parisian scene, surely it looks like one of the many streets which wind their way though the neighborhood of Montmartre. A village in its own right, ...

The scent of incense mingles with the warm glow of lanterns, casting long shadows on the cobblestones, still warm from the day. As you enter the heart of Kyoto’s geisha culture, you hear laughter ...

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, ...