Paris, the City of Light, is a canvas of history, art, and culture, where every street whispers stories of revolutions, romance, and creativity. For over two decades, Context Travel has crafted Paris ...

Barcelona, a city where Roman ruins meet Gaudí’s modernist masterpieces, is a colorful mosaic of history, art, and culture. Context Travel’s Barcelona tours invite curious travelers to uncover its ...

Jews have lived in Paris since the medieval period. In this 3-hour Jewish tour in Paris' Marais district, we'll join a local historian and discover the hidden history of the city's Jewish Quarter, ...

Berlin’s landscape reflects more than the destruction of World War II and the division of the Cold War—the 20th century has also been one of extraordinary creativity for Berlin's architecture. Guided ...

Truffles, pralines, ganache...What's the difference? Beginning in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, your pastries and chocolates tour with a food expert will answer these questions and more. You'll indulge your ...

During the roaring twenties, Paris was considered the cultural capital of the Western world. Artists and writers flocked to the city from far and wide, including celebrated American writer Ernest ...

Join an engaging WWII historian as you travel along the D-Day beaches and understand this complex key turning point in World War II. Unique, personal tours for the intentional traveler. After taking ...

Florence isn’t just a city; it’s a turning point in human history. Cradle of the Renaissance and birthplace of modern art, it’s where Michelangelo sculpted genius in marble and the Medici family ...

Lyon, once known as Lugdunum, was founded by the Romans in 43 BC as a strategic military colony on the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers. This city has since evolved into a cultural and ...

Mexico City, one of the oldest and most complex capitals in the world, is a place where ancient temples, colonial palaces, and cutting-edge design all share the same city block. From its origins as ...

On the afternoon of July 14, 1789, a rebelling rabble laid siege to France's most hated fortress: the Bastille. Freeing the few remaining political prisoners, the mob began, stone by stone, ...

Madrid, the heart of Spain, is a city where history is not merely told but lived. Established in the 9th century, Madrid has evolved from a Moorish fortress to the epicenter of the Spanish Habsburg ...