Discover the rich heritage of Palm Springs’ first inhabitants, the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, at the Agua Caliente Cultural Museum. Through exhibits, talks, and hands-on activities, you’ll find everything from ancient artifacts and traditional crafts to historic documents and rare photos. Blending multimedia and interactive displays, the museum brings Cahuilla stories, traditions, and everyday life into focus, offering a fascinating look at this resilient community’s history and lasting legacy.

This is a stunning country house from the 1860's, surrounded by parks. Brodsworth Hall & Gardens shows visitors how a wealthy Yorkshire family and their servants lived for some 150 years. Here, in fact, almost everything has remained the same, so pay a visit and immerge yourself in the enchanting history of this area!

Few landmarks in Groningen are as emblematic as Martini Tower, or 'the old grey one' as the locals call it, which proudly signals its presence from afar, guiding visitors to both the church and the main market square 'Grote Markt.' The current structure was built in the 15th century and stretches almost 100 metres into the skyline, offering panoramic vistas for those who climb all 260 steps.

Utrecht's convenient location, a mere 20-minute journey from Amsterdam, provides an escape from all the capital's tourist hustle- It offers the essence of a quintessential Dutch town with a fascinating narrative. Utrecht boasts a charming city centre, famous for its narrow alleys and concealed streets that create an ideal setting for a walking tour. In fact, it is because of its narrow, car-free streets that this free walking tour will take you to places that cars, buses or boats don't have access to. It's not just a history lesson, but an experience narrated from a local perspective. The Dutch guides will give you insights into the daily life of Utrecht residents, including their preferred dining spots, shopping destinations and advice on avoiding tourist traps.