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You get a brief description of the history of the property. We show you our vanilla Greenhouse and give you some background and show you how the unique Baumkuchen (tree cake) is baked on a stick. Hawaiian - German relationships is part of the tour and as a highlight you will see a couple of extraordinary typical German Christmas objects. This booking includes a $ 5 discount on purchase of products onsite.

Cooking a Baumstriezel on an open campfire within an environment almost like a Botanical Garden is the experience you get at Baumkuchenfarm. Eating the warm cake and dipping it into e.g. Chocolate cream is a romantic Hawaiian experience.

There's no better way to see Central Park than on a bicycle! It's a massive 840 acres and includes 58 miles (93 km) of drives and paths! But even at a leisurely pace, we'll get to see about three-quarters of the terrain, and most of the major features of the park. We'll enter in the southeastern corner, see the skating rink, carousel, chess and checkers house, the Dairy, the Bethesda Terrace and fountain, the Jackie Kennedy reservoir, the Great Lawn, the Shakespeare Garden, the Belvedere Castle, Strawberry Field (John Lennon memorial) and the Dakota apartment building. During the ride I'll share historical facts of the 162 year old park, its creation and evolution, funny stories, people important to the park and I'll point out places you'll recognize from TV and movies. And you wanna know about the real estate—"What are they paying to live there?"—I know about that, too. You'll have fun and get a great view and education on NYC's biggest tourist attraction!

Discover the secret and not so secret networks of private residences, religious institutions, meeting houses, and safe houses used by the enslaved fleeing northward to escape slavery. Contrary to what most people think, New York was a pro-slavery place during the antebellum period. Abolitionists, free Blacks and escapees were in a hostile environment. Slave catchers menaced the streets of New York, looking for fugitives but would often kidnap free Blacks men, women, and children sending them south for a life of servitude. Discover Manhattan's many places and the faces of the people who were part of the Underground Railroad. Their selfless efforts helped countless enslaved Africans to break the bonds of slavery. Walking from Fort Amsterdam, passing by Tribeca, to the African Burial Ground Memorial. We will visit... key landmarks.

The only Gettysburg tour provided by the Gettysburg Licensed Town Guides that highlights the fighting that occurred in the streets of Gettysburg. You will also hear stories about the heroic citizens who sacrificed everything to assist the soldiers. You will walk past houses and buildings and hear stories about what it was like to be a soldier and a civilian during those three seminal days in July.

The Great Storm Talk and Tour was created as a partnership between Spooky Galveston and the Galveston County Museum. This Tour offers a historical look at the 1900 storm with the retelling of stories of those who endured the storm.

As a department of the Preservation Resource Center, Save Our Cemeteries is the only non-profit tour operator directly supporting restoration, education, and advocacy in New Orleans cemeteries. Begin by touring St. Louis Cemetery No. 3. This beautiful cemetery near tranquil Bayou St. John is an ideal place to stroll among the tombs as you learn about the burial customs of New Orleans and hear the real stories of the famous and infamous that fascinate the world and locals alike. St. Louis No. 3 is the final resting place of notable architect James Gallier, Storyville photographer E.J. Bellocq, and New Orleans chef and civil rights leader Leah Chase. Then cross Esplanade Ave. with your guide and continue your journey by touring one of the few West Indies-style houses remaining in Louisiana. Built in 1799 by Spanish merchant and ship owner Bartholome Bosque during the Spanish Colonial Period, the Pitot House has witnessed centuries of cultural history.

From its origins as a French fur-trading post to the 4th largest city in the country, the early history can be told through the architectural legacy of the heart of the city. Learn the origins of the ‘Mound City’, from the bustling riverfront of the French-American entrepreneurs through the historic financial and retail districts of the City, you’ll find famous architectural and engineering marvels. Highlights: Old Courthouse, Old Cathedral, Gateway Arch, Eads Bridge, Old Post Office, Wainwright Building, Philip Johnson-designed office building.

Milwaukee, once known as the German Athens, is the most German among major US cities. Walking down Old World Third Street today you are not likely to see many German shops advertising “English Spoken Here” as a special or unique service, but as early as 1848 it would not have been uncommon. Germans represented 1/3 of the entire population in Milwaukee and this section of the city was integral to German immigrant’s daily life. Today, much of the landscape today reflects that influence including a number of stops on the tour such as Turner Hall (1882), the Germania Building (1896) and Old St. Mary’s Church (1846). Woven between the cream city bricks, hear stories about the notable German biermeisters, tanners, merchants and artists who helped to shape Milwaukee.

Discover the vibrant flavors of Orlando’s Mills 50 District on a guided food tour that showcases a mix of inventive street eats and cultural comfort foods. This 2.5-hour walking experience highlights the local neighborhood's culinary diversity, featuring Michelin-recognized eateries and local favorites, along with a sweet treat to conclude your journey. Learn about the area's rich history and cultural influences from a knowledgeable, local guide as you explore this dynamic food scene. Perfect for food lovers of all ages, this tour is an authentic way to enjoy Orlando beyond its theme parks.

This is a great wildlife tour for families and travelers in our pristine clear kayaks. We might see manatees, monkeys, otters, and all other types of exciting wildlife underneath us! Your tour guide is very knowledgeable on the local wildlife, and will do their best at providing an exciting and memorable tour. Each tour focuses solely on wildlife and conservation of the Florida Springs.

Your visit begins with a tour of our charming farm, meeting pygora goats, donkeys, sheep, and our famously friendly barn cats, while learning about our historic 1850 homestead on 45 beautiful acres in the Hudson Valley. Next, dive into Llama/Alpaca 101 to discover why these fluffy creatures are the "new unicorns." We’ll cover fun facts, safety tips, and answer questions before starting your trek. Your guided journey takes you through peaceful pastures, paddocks, and by a serene bass pond, with plenty of chances for Llama/Alpaca selfies! This is more than a walk—it's a chance to reconnect with nature, enjoy heartwarming animal encounters, and explore a working fiber farm. Come for the tranquility, stay for the magic!

Experience the charm of Newport on this 4-hour trolley tour. Learn about the unique history of buildings and restored homes on Ten-Mile Ocean Drive and marvel at gorgeous mansions on Bellevue Avenue. Explore the estates and history of The Breakers and the Marble House as well during this fascinating tour. Wheelchair Accessible Trolleys Upon Request (401) -847-6921

This tour offers a truly distinctive Carmel Valley experience, highlighted by exclusive access to Bernardus Winery's Ingrid’s Vineyard for a unique educational walk led by your guide who has over 30 years' experience in the vineyard, followed by a premium tasting at the Bernardus Tasting Room. What truly sets this journey apart is the flexibility of your second tasting, allowing for a personalized discovery from an impressive roster of highly-regarded wineries like Chesebro and McIntyre Vineyards, ensuring a diverse and tailored palate exploration. Beyond the exceptional wines, the tour provides a holistic appreciation of Carmel Valley's charm, with observations of iconic points of interest such as Earthbound Farms' organic produce stand, world-class golf courses, and vibrant flower nurseries.

Rewritten Description (≈300 characters): Explore Chattanooga’s heritage in motion! Ride our vintage trolley through iconic sights, then step inside the Coker Museum to see stunning classic cars and motorcycles up close. A perfect blend of history, horsepower, and Chattanooga storytelling.

On this guided day tour you walk onto the unusual terrain of the Matanuska Glacier. You will see and learn about many glacial features such as seracs, moulons and crevasses. Don't forget your camera! This is an unparalleled, authentic activity. Tour price includes glacier access and guiding. Drive time is two hours each way, with a stop half way there where you can purchase lunch and snack items.

As commercial tour operators, we are exempt from the Alternating License Plate System and have access to Yellowstone National Park every day without restriction. At Nomad Unlimited Adventures, flexibility comes first. With our “2CanGo” promise, this tour operates with a minimum of 2 guests and is guaranteed to depart once two guests book. Group size is limited to 2–8 travelers for a more personalized and attentive travel experience. Additional destinations, itinerary adjustments, or special requests may be discussed in advance. This 3-day small-group tour is designed for nature enthusiasts with limited time to explore the beauty of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park. Experience the majesty of Jackson Hole, the Grand Tetons, and Yellowstone. This rugged landscape is home to extensive wildlife, beautiful scenic drives, and unforgettably iconic destinations like Old Faithful. The fall foliage in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks is incredible.

Our special Halloween tour in Greenwich Village stands out for its unique atmosphere, between thrills and traditions, in one of New York’s most iconic neighborhoods. Accompanied by a certified Francophone guide, you will dive into ghost stories, haunted places and the fascinating origins of Halloween, all in a beautifully decorated setting for the occasion. An immersive, fun and cultural experience, ideal for young and old, enriched with typical American Halloween goodies. An original and unforgettable way to discover New York, in a very small group of maximum 10 participants in total, at nightfall!

Set sail on North America's largest day sailing Catamaran, The Caribbean Spirit, and Miami's premier sailing and swimming activity. We include water, soda and peanuts and pretzels to snack on while onboard, Our guests are welcome to bring lunch and enjoy a picnic onboard.

This activity on Bainbridge Island offers a distinctive blend of cultural exploration and natural immersion. Historical Insights: Visitors explore the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, connecting deeply with the island’s history and community resilience. Scenic Beauty: From Rockaway Beach’s tranquility to the breathtaking views at Halls Hill Lookout, participants witness Bainbridge Island’s picturesque landscapes. Meditative Experience: The Halls Hill Labyrinth provides a serene space for reflection and mindfulness, enhancing the peaceful atmosphere of the hike. Forest Hike: Unlike typical tours, this experience features a guided forest hike, allowing guests to fully embrace the island’s natural beauty and tranquility. Small Group Setting: Participants enjoy a personalized and engaging experience, fostering connections with the guide and fellow travelers. Together, these create a unique and memorable adventure that combines cultural learning of nature on Bainbridge Island.

On this three-hour walking food tour, taste some of the best dishes the RiNo Arts District has to offer while exploring a cool, industrial neighborhood. You’ll meet your experienced local guide at Los Chingones, a fusion spot run by a prominent Denver chef. Over the next three hours, you’ll visit five award-winning local restaurants to taste delicious dishes with the option to add alcoholic drink pairings. You’ll taste house-made ricotta gnocchi, Mexican street tacos, specialty sourdough pizza, Bavarian pretzels made with local beer cheese and seasonal ice cream.* In between tour stops, your local foodie guide will share interesting stories about Denver’s growing culinary scene as well as the colorful murals that cover the streets and alleys of the RiNo Arts District. *Tastings are subject to change