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Discover Manitou Springs' Victorian landmarks and mineral springs comfortably aboard a quiet electric cart.

Paddle calm, wildlife-rich waters just steps from free parking and launch

Explore iconic immigration landmarks with an expert guide in a small group of no more than eight guests.

Explore the Grand Canyon’s top South Rim stops in one day with local guides and Sedona pickup

Explore NYC’s architectural icons with a licensed architect on a private walking tour

Explore Paunsaugunt Plateau trails at your own pace on a 4-seat ATV

Explore Golden Gate Park and more at your own pace with a fun surrey rental

Drive your own mini speed boat on a narrated 13-mile tour of San Diego Bay

See Portland's parks, neighborhoods, and Aerial Tram in a 3-hour tour

Experience canyon scenery and Old West history on a private 8-hour outing with lunch

Gain clarity with a private tarot or astrology reading in an immersive art space

Explore a preserved Civil War–era fort and eclectic exhibits with flexible one-day admission

Tour a restored 1832 home and explore the Fairfield County History Exhibit

Visit two Lancaster museums with one ticket and take home a helpful booklet

Explore World’s Fair relics in Flushing Meadows with Queens Museum admission included

Explore Ellis Island's abandoned hospital on an exclusive hard-hat tour with access to off-limits wards and exhibits

Ride vintage 1915-era rail cars and explore Mid-Continent Railway Museum on a 7-mile trip.

Ride a historic electric trolley along Blacklog Creek and explore the Rockhill Trolley Museum collection

Ride a historic diesel train to Hanover Junction with a museum stop

Step into 18th-century Cherokee life and explore authentic craft demonstrations.

Discover 200 years of Boothbay Harbor history on a scenic two-hour stroll

Experience a guided plantation tour plus a fast-paced small airboat ride in one 6.5-hour outing

Ride a vintage train through woodlands and rock formations along the Wisconsin River

Explore the History of DC's Civil War-era Red Light District