House Tour

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Get an inside look at the bloodiest hours of the American Civil War on this tour from Nashville to Franklin, the site of the famous Battle of Franklin in 1864. Learn from your knowledgeable guide about the war’s dark history as you visit the Carter House and Lotz House, which still bear bullet holes and blood stains. You’ll also tour the Carnton and learn about its role during and after the war, when it became the country's largest private Confederate cemetery.

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Journey back in time at the Houmas House Plantation as you take a guided tour of the antebellum mansion, just a short drive from New Orleans, Louisiana and learn about the old South. Costumed staff bring the period to life as they explain the history of this former sugar plantation, and you have time to walk around the the Souths Most Beautiful Gardens before or after your mansion tour.

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The Andrew Low House can be seen by docent led tours, which depart at 30 minute intervals (on the hour and half hour) every day. Tours discuss the history of the house and the Low family, showing how a wealthy family in Savannah would have lived in the 19th century. The home was built in 1848-1849 by architect John S Norris a notable architect from New York and designed in the Greek Revival style, with a mixture of Revival and Italianate details. The home occupies the entire southwest trust lot fronting on Lafayette Square. The Andrew Low House has one of the few surviving original gardens created in 19th-century Savannah, and the only one open to the public. The design of the parterre gardens dates from the mid century, shortly after the completion of the house. Their layout and planting plans have been preserved ever since, first by the Low family and later by the National Society of The Colonial Dames of America, the current owners of the house

American history like you've never seen it before! Walk through the doors of two of the nation’s most significant historic buildings—the Old State House and Old South Meeting House. Constructed in 1713, the Old State House was the center of royal government in the Massachusetts Bay colony and the focal point for many of the Revolution’s most dramatic events. It was here that the Boston Massacre occurred in 1770. Built in 1729, the Old South Meeting House was the largest building in colonial Boston and the site of the most stirring mass meetings that led to the American Revolution, including the gathering that led to the Boston Tea Party. Today, these historic sites and museums—located just two blocks from each other in the heart of downtown Boston—provide exhibits, tours, educational offerings, gallery talks, and public programs. Enjoy both sites with one convenient joint ticket! From 2/17/25-2/23/25, all children ages 12 and under receive FREE admission!

Sydney Opera House has launched its first ever Architectural Tour, revealing the story behind the creation of Utzon’s masterpiece. You will hear how visionaries, idealists, architects, engineers, pragmatists and artists together built this architectural and engineering masterpiece form our most experience and knowledgeable guides.

Step into Filoli, an unforgettable estate experience just outside San Francisco. Nestled in the foothills of California’s coastal range, Filoli offers a rare blend of cultivated beauty and wild landscape. Wander through 16 acres of vibrant formal gardens, explore a grand 54,000-square-foot Georgian mansion, and discover miles of scenic nature trails. Originally built in 1917, Filoli is one of the country’s finest historic estates—where every season brings fresh displays, curated moments, and something unexpected around every corner. It’s a perfect day out for all ages—where families can reconnect, kids can explore, and everyone can enjoy a Garden Pop™ or sip a curated cocktail from one of Filoli’s seasonal pop-up bars. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, escape, or simply a day unlike any other, the Filoli experience is yours to discover.

Built in 1861, by local architect James Gallier, Jr. as his private family residence, this Victorian French Quarter townhouse exemplifies architectural features that are not only unique to New Orleans, but also innovative and advanced for the period. Marked by an iconic Paris Green gate, the Royal street home includes an ornate interior décor, running hot and cold water, experimental skylight, intact attached slave quarters, and classic courtyard.

Take a rare look inside an original 17th century mansion built by ship captain Stephen Daniels in 1667. We’ll start in the old Parlor, richly decorated with antiques and historic details: low ceilings, an original fireplace and wide-pine floors. A selection of historical twas are provided; the same types drank in this house in the 1700s. Then we’ll immerse ourselves in the old rustic kitchen for a glimpse of what daily life was like when Salem was on the frontier; complete with 9’ cooking fireplace and protection marks carved into the wood to ward off the evils of the world. Throughout you’ll get an intimate look at original details from the Witch Trials, American Revolution and beyond. You can sit in the furniture, touch the objects, take all the photos. This house is not a museum nor a reproduction; it's an original home representing over 350 years of daily life. Ticket proceeds go toward preservation of the House.

Join us for a tour of the majestic archaeological zone of Edzná. Learn first-hand, accompanied by a certified guide, the interesting history of this ancient regional capital of the Mayan world, discover its secrets and enjoy its tranquility.

This visit gives you a chance to learn about the work of Basque farmers visiting a 16th-century farmhouse. Afterwards, the trip continues through the landscape until we reach the Cider House. You will get to know the family that runs it and the steps required to make Basque cider will be explained. You will then taste the product, first in the bottle and then sitting down to a traditional cider house menu. * The guided tour, as it is a shared service, may be in several languages depending on the origin of the clients.

The most popular tour on the island of Madeira. We have created a diversified program especially for you to ensure that you have the best time of your life. We want our customers to see the spectacular beauty of Madeira Island.

Walking around the House of Music Hungary offers a unique experience due to its stunning architectural design by Sou Fujimoto. The building boasts a distinctive, undulating roof with perforations that allow natural light and sound to filter through, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. Its extensive glass walls seamlessly blend the interior with the surrounding City Park, offering breathtaking views and a sense of being immersed in nature. This innovative design has garnered international acclaim, making it a must-see for architecture enthusiasts and tourists alike.

The attraction is available from 15 years. We recommend booking on weekends. Entry at your own risk. No entry with arms, phone, flashlight or camera and camera. No entry for epileptics, cardiacs and pregnant women. Customers may get dirty during the tour, we recommend older clothing. Do not separate during the inspection. Not to touch the actors.

Described as Ireland's most beautiful Georgian house – and who are we to disagree. Russborough's immaculate Palladian design is matched by its fabulous interior and world-class art and furnishings. All yours to explore. Visitors have many wonderful things to admire – from the stuccoed splendour of the Lafranchini ceilings to a wonderful collection of world-class art and furnishings, a combination of treasures from both the Milltown and Beit Collections. Each room has its colourful stories. Each piece, a fascinating history.

We are an agency that works your personalized tour and in Restaurants that have the best service for our clients, with personalized attention, we offer the all-inclusive mode in our Tours and in the Open Bar Restaurant, something very important, the prices are very accessible.

Pilate’s House, located at the Square with the same name, invites us to visit one of the least known monuments in the city and one of the most mistreated during the wars that Seville has experienced. However, Disney already said it in «Mulan»: «The flower that blooms in adversity is the rarest and most beautiful of all.» And Pilate’s House is precisely that flower, which has endured so much adversity and offers us a decadent romantic beauty with a history full of symbology, mythology and legends. The ideal visit to understand a little more about our culture, our architecture and the hidden magic of some corners of Seville.

At our sanctuary, the monkeys roam freely and interact with visitors in a friendly manner. This unique environment allows guests to engage with these fascinating creatures as they move about naturally, creating memorable and personal experiences. Unlike traditional enclosures, our open setting fosters genuine connections between humans and monkeys, enhancing the overall experience

Your route takes you past the Odeon, the Celsus Library, the Temple of Hadrian, the Fountain of Trajan and the Great Theater. The theater had seating for 24,000, which was the site where it is believed St. Paul preached to the Ephesians and is used today for a local spring festival.

The trip starts at marina at 9:00. You will sail for 30 minutes towards the dolphins habitat. you have a 80% probability of seeing dolphins, once there your captain will try to spot Dolphin House with the GPS and fish finder technology on-board. You will stay in the habitat for 45 minutes where you can snorkel and swim with the dolphins. Later Lunch will be served on-board . After this, you will move to a second snorkeling spot, staying there for 45 minutes you explore the fascinating underwater world at different coral reefs area so you can watch the playful marine mammals in the wild Soak up the sun, snorkel in the Red Sea, or sit back and relax and before go back will stop for a banana boat will be prepared, which is pulled by boat. Afterwards you will sail back to the Marina at 16:00.

Embark on a voyage into the realm of celebrity allure in a picturesque enclave of London. Hampstead, with its leafy streets and elegant architecture, has long been a haven for the rich and famous, attracting luminaries from the worlds of cinema, literature, music, and beyond. Peek behind the curtains of fame and explore the lavish residences that have housed some of the most iconic figures in modern entertainment history. As you stroll through the charming streets of Hampstead, you'll encounter the homes of legendary personalities like Ricky Gervais, Boy George and Liam Gallagher. The tour provides an insight into Hampstead's vibrant cultural scene, with its array of boutique shops, quaint cafes, and lively pubs frequented by locals and celebrities alike. Whether you're a film buff, literature aficionado, or simply curious about the lives of the rich and famous, Hampstead offers a captivating tapestry of history, culture, and glamour waiting to be explored.