The Invisible Exhibition in Prague offers a profound, sensory-driven experience where visitors are guided through a series of completely darkened everyday environments—such as a park, a street, or a kitchen—to navigate life without the use of sight. Led by blind or visually impaired guides, this 90-minute immersive tour encourages participants to rely entirely on their hearing, touch, and sense of smell, fostering a deep sense of empathy and a unique understanding of how the world is experienced through non-visual perspectives. Time: Available 12-7pm, tours start every 15 minutes

Welcome to the tavern, which will take you hundreds of years back - to the ancient Middle Ages! Let your senses take you on a 3-hour journey through the middle ages in our dark, mysterious and yet romantic atmosphere. You will be entertained by swordsmen, jugglers and belly dancers while listening to folk music and feasting on a delicious 5-course dinner with unlimited beer and wine. Immerse yourself in the medieval Bohemian experience and you wouldn’t want to return back to the present. Time: 7:45-10:45pm

This was another tour we came across that looked interesting. However we didn't want to overbook you so we didn't include it in the cost. However if you are interested, let us know and we can book it (cost is approximately $45 per person). Time is 2:45-5:15pm. Nuclear Bunker Tour - This 2.5-hour tour explores Prague’s Cold War history, beginning with the political realities of life under the Iron Curtain before descending into a massive 1950s fallout shelter. Designed to protect 5,000 civilians, the bunker serves as a high-stakes "time capsule" filled with authentic artifacts like gas masks, protective gear, and vintage communication equipment. It is a gripping, immersive experience that reveals the sobering architectural and psychological infrastructure of a divided Europe.

Dive into Berlin Mitte, the heart of the capital on a 3-hour voyage full of German food and beer. See and experience everything from Berlin’s best currywurst to cultural spots that shaped the nation. This tour weaves together the fabric of the city. Visit its hidden courtyards, enjoy beer tastings including a Berliner Weisse beer cocktail and a flight of six craft beers, taste street food Berlin is famous for such as kebab, flammkuchen, and donuts, and find serenity in the quiet elegance of Museum Island. This is an immersive experience of the city’s unique heritage you need to experience. Time: 4:00-7:00pm

This specialized tour provides a deep dive into Berlin’s complex transportation evolution, tracing its journey from a 20th-century "car-oriented city" to a modern leader in integrated, shared mobility (MaaS). The tour highlights the pivotal 2018 mobility law—Germany’s first citizen-led legislation to prioritize walking and cycling—while candidly exploring the political and logistical hurdles of decentralization and infrastructure reform. By examining how Berlin is "re-stitching" its divided Cold War history into a sustainable future, the experience offers professional-level insights into bottom-up street transformation and the reimagining of public space for people rather than cars. Time: 10:30am - 1:30pm

This specialized Amsterdam Urban Planning and Mobility Bike Tour offers a professional-level analysis of how this city became the global benchmark for cycling infrastructure and sustainable design. The itinerary traces the history of Dutch mobility, highlighting the crucial processes, citizen movements, and engineering innovations that paved the way for Amsterdam's "cycling first" approach. Beyond the mechanics of the Dutch junction and dedicated lanes, the tour provides a comprehensive overview of alternative urban planning strategies, contrasting them with dominant car-centric models from other regions. While following a fixed, educational route, the experience is highly tailored to the your specific interests—in this case, focusing on urban planning and transportation. Note: cost does not include bike rental; we will provide instructions on where to rent bikes and you will pay them directly when you get the bikes Time: 2-2.5 hour tour can start anytime from 10:30am to 3:00pm; it is less congested earlier in the day, but you can experience biking infrastructure at its peak if you start around 3:00pm.

Since we're only proposing one booked activity for Amsterdam, figured we would throw in some ideas for your extra time: Rijsttafel Dinner - An Amsterdam rijsttafel ("rice table") is a must-try Indonesian banquet featuring dozens of small, flavorful dishes served with rice. Originating from Dutch colonial times, this shared feast balances spicy, sweet, savory, and bitter flavors, including satay, beef rendang, and sambal. Suggested restaurants are Kartika or Sampurna. Be sure to book ahead. Explore Noord neighborhood: Take a free 5-minute ferry from behind the Central Station to get there. Here are some highlights: STRAAT Museum: This is a massive warehouse dedicated entirely to Street Art and Graffiti. It is world-class and a bit different than a traditional art museum. A’DAM Lookout: Right next to the ferry, this tower offers a 360° view of the city. For the brave, there is "Over the Edge"—Europe’s highest swing. Pllek: A restaurant/bar built out of old shipping containers with an urban beach. It’s the ultimate spot for a casual dinner with a view of the skyline

This kayak excursion offers a unique, active perspective of Ghent’s medieval skyline, allowing you to paddle directly through the heart of the historic center. Starting from the scenic Korenlei, this three-hour rental of a tandem kayak provides ample time to navigate the city's intricate canal network, gliding past iconic landmarks like the Gravensteen Castle and the stunning guild houses of the Graslei at their own pace. The rental includes all necessary gear—such as life jackets, paddles, and a waterproof bag for valuables—along with a brief safety orientation and access to on-site lockers and changing facilities. It’s a flexible, self-guided adventure that perfectly balances sightseeing with a bit of light exercise. Time: available in 3-hour increments from 9:00am - 6:00pm

Charlie’s Famous Chocolate Tour in Ghent is a delightful two-hour walking adventure that blends the city’s rich medieval history with its world-renowned culinary craftsmanship. Led by passionate local guides, the tour takes visitors through the picturesque streets of the city center, stopping at several award-winning chocolatiers to sample at least nine different varieties of artisanal pralines and sweets. Beyond the classic flavors, tastings include "experimental" tastings with bold ingredients like mustard or chili. There's also a stop at Ghent's oldest candy shop. It is an engaging, small-group experience that provides both a delicious "tasting menu" of Belgian chocolate and a fascinating introduction to the legends and landmarks of the city. Time: 11:00am - 1:00pm

Visiting the Eiffel Tower can be overwhelming, with crowds, confusing entrances, and limited guidance. This tour offers a smooth, structured experience led by an expert guide, making your visit effortless and enriching. With access all the way to the summit, you'll enjoy unmatched views of Paris and insightful stories that bring the Iron Lady to life. Time: 5:30 - 8:00pm

With just 6 guests maximum in your group, enjoy a more personalized way to explore the famous Louvre. Take advantage of skip-the-line group entry, head through security, and dive straight into the Louvre's treasures with a friendly guide. Along the way, you'll hear captivating stories that help you connect each masterpiece to its place in history and the artist behind the work. And of course, no trip to this museum is complete without seeing the Mona Lisa! Time: 11:00am - 1:30pm