Miami Sightseeing, Bayside, and Baycruise

Make the most of your vacation with Miami sightseeing, a trip to Bayside, and a Biscayne Bay cruise. View all the must-see attractions of Miami from land and water in just one day.

Your Miami sightseeing tour visits South Beach, the Art Deco District, Key Biscayne, the mansions of Coral Gables, and so much more with your helpful guide providing commentary along the way. After you tour Miami, head to Bayside Marketplace, where you'll have some time to explore the numerous shops, bars, and restaurants that make it a Miami hotspot. Then hop aboard a boat for a 90 minute Biscayne Bay cruise that includes downtown Miami, the Port of Miami, Fisher Island, and the grandiose homes of "Millionaire's Row." Your knowledgeable tour guide will make sure you don't miss a thing as you enjoy the sights and sea breeze of this relaxing Miami tour. Upon returning to dry ground, enjoy free time for shopping at Bayside Marketplace before your complimentary transportation back to your hotel.

It's the perfect way to see the glamour, charm, and history that make Miami famous in one amazing tour.

Please Note: Pick up is not available from the Port of Miami. The closest pick up location would be the Holiday Inn Downtown, which is about a 5 minute taxi ride (not included, approximately $15 US each way) from the cruise port. Also, due to limited space, vehicles are unable to accommodate luggage from passengers.

Tenements, Tastings and Tales of New York's Lower East Side

Discover the cultural heartbeat of New York City through the universal language of food on this immersive walking tour through some of the citys most historic and diverse neighborhoods. Starting at the African Burial Ground National Monument, you'll journey through the Lower East Side, Chinatown, and Little Italy, exploring the stories, struggles, and resilience of immigrant communities that helped shape the city.

Led by a knowledgeable, local English-speaking guide, this walking tour offers rich cultural and historical insights at key neighborhood landmarks. As you stroll through these iconic neighborhoods, you'll pass historic synagogues, century-old bakeries, and important institutions like the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, all while gaining a deeper appreciation for the immigrant experience in New York.

Along the way, you'll enjoy four curated food stops, each offering a taste of a different ethnic tradition. Expect to sample dishes such as Chinese dumplings, artisanal cheeses, knishes, and empanadas-flavors that reflect the vibrant cultural fabric of the city. These ethnic dish samples not only satisfy your appetite but also tell powerful stories of migration, resilience, and community.

This tour is as much about supporting New Yorks future as it is about honoring its past. By visiting immigrant-owned eateries and exploring neighborhoods undergoing rapid change, your participation helps preserve the authentic character and enduring spirit of these communities.

Come hungry for history, flavor, and local connection-this is New York City at its most authentic.

Please Note: This walking tour begins and ends at two different locations. Additional information will be provided in your electronic ticket.

Historic Halifax by Foot

Marvel at the extraordinary architecture of Halifax as you stroll through the beautifully restored historic properties on the waterfront. Halifax is the capital of the Canadian province Nova Scotia, and the largest Canadian city east of Montreal. It is an old, vibrant city with several universities and colleges combining to bring a youthful energy.

Discover the historic and modern sites that make Halifax an amazing city. Your guide will share their knowledge of the historical, cultural, political, and military significance of Halifax's landmarks. You'll hear of the tragedies and triumphs that have shaped the character of Haligonians over the centuries and learn why the city is said to be one of the best places to live in Canada.

View the Georgian-style City Hall and Province House which houses the legislature set among modern marvels. City Hall, a sandstone structure built between 1887 and 1890, is exuberantly adorned with all the usual Victorian architectural trifles: prominent clock tower, dormers, pediments, arched windows, pilasters, Corinthian columns.

Halifax is a city with a rich and fascinating history containing historic architecture. Some landmarks reflect its culture, while others its political past, like the House of Assembly. See many Victorian influences, which reflect the city's British heritage. The Mi'kmaq spent the summers here hunting and fishing, and after the city's founding in 1749, sailors would haunt the rough & tumble taverns known as grog shops. Halifax was a key player in many armed conflicts including the War of 1812.

Halifax's rehabilitated waterfront is most inviting and on sunny summer afternoons bustles with tourists enjoying the harbor and business professionals sneaking ice-cream cones. The waterfront walkway is studded with other small diversions, intriguing shops, takeout food emporia, and minor monuments. The waterfront's shopping core is in and around the 3-block Historic Properties, near the Marriott. These buildings of wood and stone are Canada's oldest surviving warehouses and were once the heart of the city's shipping industry. Today, their historic architecture provides ballast for the somewhat precious boutiques and restaurants they now house instead.

Another lively neighborhood runs along Spring Garden Road between the Public Gardens and the library. Here you'll find intriguing boutiques, bars, and restaurants along these 6 blocks, set amid a Bohemian street scene.

Start on the waterfront and make your way to Spring Garden Road where Victorian settings meet award-winning modern architecture with Halifax's new Central Library. At the top of Spring Garden Road is the Halifax Public Garden - the oldest Victorian-style gardens in Canada. From the Public Gardens make your way up Citadel Hill, the major landmark of the city. A stone fortress looming over downtown from a grassy height where a view from atop will give you an impressive overall picture of the surroundings. From Citadel Hill make your way downhill passing the Old Town Clock, City Hall through the Grand Parade, past Province House to the Harbor-front and the end location of the tour.