• 1 Dinner (D)
• 8 Breakfast (B)

• London: You’ll need Essential Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)From?January 8, 2025, UK law means that if you’re entering/transiting through border control in the United Kingdom (UK) and Northern Ireland you’ll need an?Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)?before you travel. Confused? Don’t be – just read on here.
• London: A modular trip means fellow travellers will join and leave at various locations. There’ll be some goodbyes, sure, but there’ll also be plenty of hellos with new like-minded travellers.
• London: You’ll stay in a Twin share room (meaning you’ll be paired with a fellow traveller of the same gender, and will have two separate beds). If you’re booking your trip with a friend/travel companion – just let us know, so we can join your bookings and ensure you share a room. Need a lil’ more privacy? You’re welcome to opt for a single supplement if you like.

• London: Meet your new gang of besties. After a few beers you’ll feel like you’ve known each other for decades. 
• London: Follow your Trip Manager on a stroll around the UK capital to tick off some of the major sights. Just don’t forget to pack an umbrella for the famous (unpredictable) British weather.  
• Paris: Your chance to learn the art of fragrance at a Parisian perfume house. You know it makes scents! (soz).
• Paris: Looking for the perfect souvenir? After a guided tour, you’ll have the chance to craft a sumptuous scent of your own – with a local guide on hand to help.
• Berlin: Discover the history of 20th century Berlin with our Local Guide & get up close to notorious Third Reich spots. Get the low-down on Hitler’s last days at the site of his underground bunker & learn about Goebbels, the sinister spin doctor at the former Reich’s Propaganda Ministry. You’ll hear about East German communism before making a sobering visit to the Holocaust Memorial.

Taste Britain’s comfort-food classics at a characterful local pub as you meet your Tour Manager and travelling companions. Tuck into a traditional British pub dinner—think fish and chips, steak-and-ale pie, or seasonal roasts—paired with cask ales or a crisp cider.

Soak up the warmth of London’s pub culture, shaped over centuries from Georgian taverns to Victorian inns. Low-lit nooks, polished wood, and friendly chatter provide a relaxed setting to swap stories and toast the journey ahead.

Discover French fragrance at its source as you step inside a Parisian perfume house. With an expert host, learn the art of fragrance—balancing top, heart and base notes—before you craft a signature scent to take home.

Absorb the elegance of the salon and hear how perfumery traditions, long linked to Grasse and royal courts, shaped Parisian style. Bottles clink, essences bloom, and your senses guide the blend that reflects your own mood and memories.

Experience a glittering night of Parisian spectacle at a Parisian Cabaret Show. Settle in for a three-course dinner and champagne as sequined performers light up the stage with high-kicking choreography, live music, and witty emcees beneath Belle Époque glamour.

From feathers and footlights to witty revues, cabaret has been a Paris tradition since the 19th century. The ambiance, artistry, and impeccable service deliver a celebratory evening that pairs culinary finesse with theatrical flair.

Cruise Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed waterways as you join a canal cruise led by refugees. Glide beneath arched bridges and past Golden Age gables while hearing lived experiences of displacement and arrival that offer new perspectives on the city.

See storied quays from Jordaan to the inner canal ring as reflections ripple on the water. The blend of architectural beauty and personal narratives illuminates Amsterdam’s history of trade, tolerance, and the ongoing conversations around belonging.

Walk Berlin’s central landmarks with a Local Guide as you join a historical walking tour past the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag’s exterior, the discreet site of Hitler’s bunker, and the haunting Holocaust Memorial. Insightful commentary links places to pivotal events.

Trace layers of Prussian grandeur, Nazi terror, and Cold War division around the Topography of Terror and former ministries. Thoughtful pauses invite reflection on remembrance, resilience, and the city’s ongoing culture of openness.

Taste your way through the creative quarters of the East End on an East End food walking tour. Wander Brick Lane and Spitalfields to sample salt-beef bagels and Bangladeshi curries, artisan bakes, and market bites amid vibrant street-art walls.

Hear how waves of migration—from Huguenot weavers to South Asian communities—shaped local flavors and culture. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour, with tastings tailored by your guide’s insider picks.

Indulge in the sweet arts of Paris on a pâtisserie walking tour through elegant neighborhoods. Visit master bakers and chocolatiers to taste macarons and éclairs, flaky mille-feuille, and butter-rich viennoiseries fresh from the oven.

Discover the techniques behind glossy glazes and airy creams, and hear how guild traditions elevate everyday treats into culinary craft. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour, with tastings included.

Explore the countercultural heart of Berlin on a Kreuzberg street-art and food tour. Follow a local along the Landwehr Canal, decode striking murals, and end with dinner in a local restaurant celebrating Turkish-German heritage and contemporary flavors.

Hear how post-reunification creativity transformed former industrial streets into studios, venues, and convivial eateries. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour, offering an evening of art, stories, and bold tastes.

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Explore the capital on foot as you join a guided walking tour past the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben, the Gothic grace of Westminster Abbey, and the statues and fountains of Trafalgar Square. Navigate lively streets and elegant boulevards to soak up the spirit of central London.

Hear snapshots of history from Roman Londinium to modern London, learn how the city rebuilt after the Blitz, and drift into Covent Garden’s arcades where buskers, boutiques, and heritage market halls set the scene.