Begin exploring the heart of London’s parliamentary district, the nerve center for British and Allied forces in Europe and abroad. See the Winston Churchill memorial, and learn about his adolescence, personal life and fascinating rise to government. Your guide will take you to see the partially destroyed buildings from the blitz and visit The Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and the Prime Minister's residence. Next visit The iconic Cenotaph war memorial, special service headquarters and Ghurka memorial.After your walking tour, dive into the Churchill War Rooms, an underground network of bunkers that functioned as British wartime offices, planning, and map rooms. It was here that much of Allied intelligence and strategy was discussed and planned in WWII, as well as serving as a place of refuge and shelter for the government during the blitz. As you explore the massive layer of concrete known as “The Slab”, you discover that the Churchill War Rooms actually consists of two separate museums. The Cabinet War Rooms, whose centerpiece is the fascinating Map Room, detail the strategic and tactical exploits of the war room as a whole. This is where Churchill held no less than 115 cabinet meetings, hammering out the details of Allied offensives across Europe. The Churchill Museum unpicks the life and works of the great man himself, from his early childhood to his state funeral.Your tour finishes in the War Rooms, and you are free to continue exploring on your own.

Join a walking tour of Florence and admire its main sights. Then visit one of the most famous museums in the world, the Uffizi Gallery, skipping the long waiting lines at the entrance.This comprehensive introductory tour is dedicated to those who want to know all the facts and secrets of two thousand years of Florentine history: from the city's Roman origins and the Ponte Vecchio, passing through the famous Uffizi courtyard, to the wonderful architecture of Brunelleschi's Dome which overlooks the golden Gates of Paradise of the Baptistery. After the walking tour, you will have 3 hours of free time.Then, you'll visit one of the most famous museums in the world: the Uffizi. Your knowledgeable guide will explain the works of the greatest artists from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance: Cimabue, Giotto, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Titian, and many more. You'll learn about the secrets of the artists' craft, techniques, and tools. Looking at the most famous artworks of the period, you'll understand why Florence was the birthplace of the Renaissance.

Make your way to the stars and explore the universe at the Griffith Observatory, guided by this in-app audio tour!Keep in mind that the Observatory has Ballin'sfree admission. By buying this audio tour, you don’t pay for your entry. However, you get an opportunity to explore the observatory at your own pace, following the carefully planned route, seeing the best it has to offer, and listening to amazing stories.The tour starts at the monument outside the Observatory and tells you about the 6 greatest astronomers in history. Then, you'll visit the Keck Central Rotunda, where you can marvel at Hugo Ballin's Murals and learn how science and mythology are related. You’ll then uncover how the Sun and the Moon interact with the Earth and see a live broadcast of the Sun through solar telescopes. Next, you'll learn about meteorites and the landing on the Moon through interactive displays. In the Wilder Hall of the Eye, you'll trace the evolution of astronomical instruments and even get a close-up of the Moon and planets through the 12-inch Zeiss telescope.The tour will finish on the Terrace, where you'll find breathtaking views of LA and get the best picture of the famous Hollywood Sign. Choose to watch a live planetarium show at the Samuel Oschin Planetarium Theater.

Enjoy an exclusive walking tour and discover the wonders of Venice!Walk through the most characteristic and important places in the history of Venice with a qualified and experienced guide. You'll be accompanied in the discovery of the Serenissima Republic and you'll be revealed its fascinating past.The Doge's Palace has represented the seat of the Venetian political power for centuries. In its splendid halls, you'll get to know the history of Venice together with your guide who'll show you the rooms of power, making you experience the European Middle Ages and the following centuries. Admire the rich details of the gold staircase, relive the sensations experienced by the prisoners who crossed the famous Bridge of Sighs, and explore the Venetian prisons, famous for hosting Giacomo Casanova.Your tour will continue on to St Mark's Basilica, where you'll be able to admire a real majestic masterpiece of Byzantine art. Marvel at the stunning gold mosaics and marble inlays on the floors, appreciate the biblical scenes depicted and discover the history of this ancient basilica. During this tour, your guide will take you through the first floor of the Basilica, where you will visit the Terrace and the Museum.

Meet your local insider in the city center and discover history, culture and many anecdotes of this unique city where innovation and tradition merge together. Discover many souls of the city, fashion and design Made in Italy, the ancient and iconic monuments, the elegant palaces, the artistic movements and much more.The first stop is one of the most authentic places in Milan: Navigli. In the past it was one of the main centers for commerce, thanks to the picturesque canals that connect the heart of Milan with the main cities around. Stroll around the beautiful streets of Milan to reach the heart of the business area: Piazza Affari, famous for the statue in the middle of the square. Then, follow your local guide until Piazza Mercanti, an authentic hidden gem just a few steps from the Duomo.The Scala Opera House, Temple of Opera, and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, an opulent shopping mall topped with vaulted glass and iron arcades, are the next stops of the tour. Your guide will explain to you everything about this beautiful and famous area of the city. End your tour on a high note admiring the beautiful gothic Duomo Cathedral from the outside, a true architectural wonder and the third-largest catholic church in the world.

Spend a day knocking out two of Paris' must-do activities off your travel list with a gourmet food tour in the heart of Paris and a fully guided Louvre tour.Meet your guide near the Louvre and begin your day like a local. The first stop is an authentic French bakery, where you’ll get to taste some buttery French “viennoiseries” (such as “croissants”or “pain au chocolat”).You'll continue with a visit to one of France’s most acclaimed French pastry chefs and chocolatiers where you’ll get to taste the fabulous Macarons, a sweet meringue-based confection, which was introduced in France by the Italian chef of Queen Catherine de Medici during the Renaissance. Then, savor some of the finest French cheeses in one of the capital’s best Cheese shops!Following a brief digestive stroll, you'll get to explore the most famous market street of Paris which is home to the pastry shop of King Louis the XV. Your morning tour ends on a sweet note as you will visit the shop of another award-winning French craftsman, a multigenerational family-run business that created a very special brioche which you will be sure to enjoy and remember!After a short break to enjoy the surrounding scenic area, you will then head to your Louvre meeting point for a fully guided tour of one of the world’s largest and most impressive art museums.

Discover New York from a different perspective on a tour that takes you out to the islands in Upper Bay, with visits to both the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, you will also learn the history of many of the immigrants who helped grow the wealth and history of the United States. Plus, Roundtrip ferry tickets are included too.It is estimated that forty percent of the entire US population can trace at least one relative's arrival in the US, through the port of New York and Ellis Island. At Ellis Island, you will discover the many extraordinary stories of families journeying to New York City since the earliest days of the United States' founding. At the museum, your expert local guide will talk you through some of the exhibits on display. You will also have time to properly enjoy the museum at your own pace, as you immerse yourself in a similar journey to that of a newly arrived person, before the ferry back to Manhattan. Begin your tour at Castle Clinton, a former Fort in Battery Park, where you will board the ferry to the famous Liberty Island. Along the way, you will learn about the remarkable history of the Statue of Liberty, as well as its significance to modern America. From here, you will also be able to enjoy a breathtaking view over the Manhattan skylines and harbor.

With over two million visitors flocking in each year and a staggering collection of over 2,200 artworks on display, tackling the Uffizi Gallery solo can feel like diving into the deep end. But fear not – with skip-the-line tickets and a top-notch guide, this guarantees to squeeze the most out of your visit. Francesca, one of our local expert guides, says, ‘I'm here to provide the backstory behind every piece you encounter in the gallery. You'll walk away with a deeper appreciation of the collection's ties to the Medici family, Renaissance Italy, and beyond."Fully exploring the Uffizi would take days, but this tour is your golden ticket if you're short on time. You’ll head straight to the museum’s must-see masterpieces, from Leonardo da Vinci to Michelangelo, Caravaggio to Botticelli. Local guide Francesca adds, ‘when you feast your eyes on Botticelli's, 'The Birth of Venus' and 'La Primavera,' filled with goddesses, rich symbolism and dreamy colours – you’ll feel inspired. Snap up pics of these paintings that started to shape the way people saw the world.’Get ready to soak in the essence of the Uffizi as your local expert breathes life into each artwork. You'll uncover the techniques, styles, historical contexts, and symbolism behind the artists who paved the way for one of the most famous periods in art history – the Renaissance. And if you've got a combo ticket, you'll have access to the Uffizi’s temporary exhibitions too – perfect for exploring at your own pace post tour.

Explore the White House through its Visitor Center Museum and walk along the President's Park guided by this private in-app audio tour. It will make your unique experience easy and exciting!The tour starts at the White House Visitor Center, which offers a window into the president's iconic home and the oldest public building in the District of Columbia. The exhibit features over 90 historical artefacts, archival footage, photos, and interactive touchscreen panels for visitors of all ages. You'll hear about presidents' daily life and see the miniature White House, the 1898 Eagle Flag Pole, Monroe's soup tureen, the French Red Armchair, and many more.The tour will continue along the North Trail of the President's Park, where you'll see the statues of American heroes, such as General Jackson and General Lafayette, and hear the stories behind notable historical events. Get a glimpse and take pictures of the White House while walking along this 1.5-mile trail.Note: Keep in mind that the White House Visitor Center Museum has free admission. By buying this audio tour, you don’t pay for your entry. However, you get an opportunity to explore the beauty of the museum at your own pace, following the carefully planned route, seeing the best the museum has to offer, and listening to amazing stories artefacts.

Capture striking views of pristine Lake Zurich during a photo stop at Enge harbour. Drive by the well-established Opera House to the prestigious Zürichberg district and tour Zurich's most exclusive residential district. After a short glimpse of the city, the lake and the snow-covered Alps, you continue past the university quarter to the Old Town. Admire splendid guild houses, Zurich's Town Hall and its emblematic churches on a guided walk through the medieval streets.Continue along the picturesque Limmat river to the port and embark on a pleasant half-hour boat trip on the pristine waters of Lake Zurich. A lovely 15-minute stroll along the shore takes you to the Lindt Home of Chocolate by Swiss star architects Christ & Gantenbein. Marvel at its vast atrium with the world's highest freestanding chocolate fountain - the perfect spot for your souvenir photo. Join an interactive audio-guided tour through the chocolate museum and journey the history of chocolate from bean to bar followed by unlimited chocolate tasting.On the way back, your guide shows you how to navigate the city by public transport and accompanies you to Zurich Main Station by trolleybus and tramway. While your tour ends here, your 24-hour ticket allows you to continue exploring the town like a local and make use of Zurich’s excellent public transport system.