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Fabulous! Just fabulous! The iconic, ancient, and historic Roman sites were made even more dramatic with a night time view.. And our guide. Iris, was a wealth of historic information. Her intriguing stories about important Roman characters were presented in an entertaining and animated way. Fabulous!
Superb! This is a must do! Harshit is one of the best walking tour guides we’ve ever had. Highly educated, It is like Harshit is a walking history book. He knows Rome inside and out, he speaks perfect English and is also very entertaining while imparting entriging information. You’ll see and learn about key Roman antiquities, exquisite churches and more. I’d give Harshit and his tour 10 stars if I could. Bravo!
What a great tour! The sites in this walking tour gave us a quick but thorough introduction to the beautiful city of Palermo. There is so much to see. We had a quite a large group, but Fabio made sure everyone could see and hear everything presented. Of all the tours in Palermo, I highly recommend this one,and also highly recommend Fabio.
This tour provides a quick, 3-hour introduction to the city of Rabat, the capital and administrative center of Morocco. Ayoub, our tour guide, speaks English clearly, is kind, and is well-versed on this city, its history, and the local culture. He led us at an easy pace due to the high temperatures and provided an enormous amount of information . . . possibly more than we could ever absorb or remember.
Ahmed, our guide, loves his city; that is obvious. His tour covered a lot of territory as he took us to many of the most important sites in Casablanca. We liked that; it was a thorough introduction to the city. However, Ahmed lacks personal engagement that often makes the difference in quality of walking tours. There was no time for participants to introduce themselves, and while Ahmed provided info about each stop and answered questions, he often walked ahead of the group. Finally, we found it strange that in the market, the group waited while he downed two oysters at a stand without asking the group if there might be something they might like to try. Very strange, indeed!