Best results for Historical Tours

Discover Holland’s history and innovations on an engaging guided walk

Discover Valley Forge with a local guide and visit key Revolutionary War sites

Explore Pearl Harbor history and O‘ahu’s scenic coastline on a full-day guided journey

Explore Louisiana bayous by pontoon with trained navigators and abundant wildlife viewing

Capture Beacon Hill’s 19th-century charm with photo tips on a small-group walk

See Central Park landmarks on a 40-minute horse-drawn carriage ride for all ages

See Burlington’s highlights in one hour on a guided trolley ride

Watch Washington DC landmarks glow at dusk during a relaxing 45-minute narrated cruise.

Savor a donut and enjoy 103rd-floor views as you learn how Chicago rose from the Great Fire

Explore Providence’s darkest true crimes and real ghost stories with a local guide

Discover Savannah's dark history on a guided 1-mile evening walk.

Includes shuttle and park entry on a 4-hour Emerald Cave paddle

Taste classic North Beach flavors on a leisurely 7–8 block stroll with all food and drinks included

Spice up your night with bold bites, strong spirits, and haunted tales in California’s first town.

Enjoy optional bar stops while you hear hauntings, crimes, and Voudou lore on a small-group French Quarter walk

Enjoy a family-friendly narrated tour with DC skyline views

See Boston and Cambridge highlights by private vehicle with flexible stops and time for lunch

Enjoy a guided 4-mile paddle in Black Canyon to Emerald Cove with convenient hotel pickup.

Sip cocktails and watch Blue Ridge Mountain sunsets from three rooftop bars with reserved seating

Walk Old Louisville with the author behind the story and enjoy a welcome cocktail plus a signed book

Paddle the Wailua River & hike to a 120-foot waterfall with a knowledgeable guide

Watch whales in their natural habitat on a 2-hour catamaran tour, December to April.

Explore a working hive with expert beekeepers and taste local honey varietals

Discover San Antonio's origins through plazas, public art, and stories on a two-mile guided walk