European Tours

Witness some of the finest examples of gothic architecture in Belgium as you explore the Grand Place–a World Heritage Site– and St. Michael's Cathedral. See the splendid Art Nouveau house, and visit the imposing European Union buildings housing the Commission, the European Parliament, and the Council of Ministers.

Set off on a whistle-stop adventure of Europe and discover Big Ben, Doge's Palace, the Acropolis, and the Eiffel Tower from a totally new perspective. Marvel as the Berlin wall crumbles and Vesuvius erupts before exploring the European Union at the brand-new interactive exhibition, the "Spirit of Europe!"

Sail down the Black River for a peek at the lush vegetation, rare birdlife, and knotted mangroves that hug the shoreline. Enjoy a Jamaican meal, steaming with a blend of Spanish, African, Indian, and European flavors. And, take a refreshing dip in the cascading Y.S. Falls.

Sail down the Black River for a peek at the lush vegetation, rare birdlife, and knotted mangroves that hug the shoreline. Enjoy a Jamaican meal, steaming with a blend of Spanish, African, Indian, and European flavors. And, take a refreshing dip in the cascading Y.S. Falls.

Turkey resounds with timeless traditions, intriguing myths, and an entrancing culture peppered with European and Middle Eastern influences. Delve into its tumultuous history with a tour that incorporates the Kursunlu Waterfall, the ancient city of Perge, and the exquisitely preserved amphitheatre in Aspendos.

Discover the history and beauty of Goa’s churches. European-influenced architecture neighbors the stunning traditional Indian structures of Goa, evidencing the centuries-old influence of Christianity.

Span 1000 years of Dublin's history as you cruise along the River Liffey. Your guide narrates the city's development from the arrival of the Vikings through to its establishment as a major European city.

Journey to ancient Galle where European colonial influences blend with South Asian tradition. Explore the western-style villas, monuments, and ramparts within World Heritage listed Galle Fort.