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I’d like to book tickets for a visit to the Acropolis at the end of April. The official site is down. What do you think of agencies like Get Your Guide? Are they reliable? It’s a lot more expensive. The audio guide option is tempting, but is that reliable too? We’re a bit older and like to take our time...

Do the other museums (National Archaeological Museum and Museum of Cycladic Art) also require reservations? We visited Athens 50 years ago, and it seems like things have changed a lot.

Thanks for any help!

Hi there, I’m looking for a cruise for two adults over 75 (with meals included, etc.) to visit Egypt—specifically the pyramids along the Nile and the Cairo museum. Looking forward to reading about other travelers’ experiences. Thanks.

Hi there, Can you share your experiences about Bilbao with us? We're planning to go during the last week of April, with our main goal being to visit the Guggenheim Museum. Despite our research, we're not sure if a week is too long or what there really is to see and do in Bilbao. Should we rent a car to explore the surrounding areas? For San Sebastián, it seems there are pretty convenient buses. Would a day trip there and back be doable? Any advice would be welcome regarding the itinerary, local transportation, hotels, and how long to stay. Thanks in advance! Maevita

Hi there,

We’ll be traveling to Egypt in mid-February and plan to spend a full day on the Giza Plateau: visiting the pyramids site + the new GEM (Grand Egyptian Museum). The question is simple: in what order should we do these two visits? I’m torn: - Pyramids in the morning because it’s less crowded, or in the afternoon for the setting sun? - GEM in the morning since tickets are timed slots, so it’d be easier to stick to the schedule than if we visit the pyramids first (we don’t know exactly how long our visit will take and when we’ll be able to get to the GEM), or in the afternoon? Anyway, I’m looking forward to your suggestions for planning this day!

On another note, the day before, we’ll arrive at our hotel on the Giza Plateau around 2:30 PM. How could we spend the rest of the afternoon (keeping in mind we don’t want to overdo it since we’ll have just flown in from France and had a very short night before!)?

Thanks in advance!

Hi there! We're heading to Athens in April 2026 with our three kids (ages 7 to 14). We won’t be renting a car and plan to stay in Athens the whole time. What do you think of this itinerary? - Day 1: Arrival and first stroll around Athens (Anafiotika, Monastiraki, Psiri, Areopagus Hill) - Day 2: Acropolis (+ museum?), Plaka, Koukaki or Filopappou depending on how we feel - Day 3: Day trip to Hydra, overnight in Aegina - Day 4: Aegina - Day 5: Changing of the Guard, National Garden, Lycabettus Hill, Panathenaic Stadium, Plaka - Day 6: Organized Peloponnese excursion - Day 7: Athens Riviera, relaxed pace - Day 8: Organized Delphi excursion - Day 9: Departure Thanks in advance! ☀️☀️☀️

Hi! I’m planning a weekend trip in January but I’m torn between Brussels and Bruges. What do you recommend?

We're heading to Agadir in early December. What outings do you recommend? Just so you know, I have trouble walking (foot paralysis).

This year, I’ve decided—I’m heading to Venice with my 12-year-old daughter between October 23rd and 28th. Despite my research, I still can’t figure out how the Museum Pass works. I bought it thinking it would give us easier access to some must-see spots. Now, I’m reading that we need to make a specific time reservation for each museum. When I try to do that, all I can do is pay for our entry tickets *again*. This is the case for the Doge’s Palace, the Campanile, St. Mark’s Basilica, and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.

An email to the tourist office didn’t get a helpful response. So now, I’m too nervous to even book a transport pass in advance!!!

If anyone could shed some light on this, it would be amazing.

Hi everyone, I’m spending two days in Lille. Any places you’d recommend? I was thinking of visiting Vieux Lille, which I’ve been told about. Would you have any shops, museums, or typical restaurants to suggest for a great time?

Thanks! Have a nice day

I'm arriving in Agadir from Brussels tomorrow and plan to travel by road to Mauritania. What are the best spots and accommodation options along the way? Thanks to all members for any tips and answers

Hi everyone!

I wanted to share my experience from a trip to Amsterdam. Spring is coming, and it’s one of my favorite destinations for this season, especially with the Keukenhof in bloom.

There are so many museums to visit and places to see, like Dam Square, the Royal Palace, Museum Square, the Red Light District... Some spots, like the Anne Frank House, require reservations. You can also take walks along the canals or even go on canal cruises.

For museums, I really enjoyed the Rijksmuseum for works by Rembrandt and Vermeer, as well as the Van Gogh Museum (combo tickets are available).



For more nature-focused outings, there’s Vondelpark, Keukenhof Park, and the windmills at Zaanse Schans... You can find all my photos and details about my trip budget on my travel journal for Amsterdam.

Hi, I’ll be visiting Vienna in February and I’d love recommendations for temporary exhibitions (it’s not my first trip, so I already know the museums well). Thanks!

Hello, My partner and I are planning our first 15-day trip to Greece in June, departing from France. Here’s our itinerary, but I’d love some feedback and tips to see if it’s doable. First week: - Athens (Acropolis, Parthenon, Archaeological Museum, Theatre of Dionysus...) - Nafplio, including a visit to the Corinth Canal, Olympia, the Theatre of Epidaurus, and Mycenae - Delphi and Meteora

Second week: What we’re looking for is a Cycladic island that’s still a bit authentic, with beautiful beaches and maybe crystal-clear water, fishing villages, scooter rides, and—most importantly—no crowds from cruise ships. I’m considering Milos, Sifnos, Naxos... It’s tough to choose! An island that’s well-connected by ferry and also allows for a day trip to another island. Beatrice Anyway, I could really use some help picking the Cycladic island, but also to know if the first week is too packed and, if so, what to prioritize. We’d rather not change hotels every single day. Thanks so much for reading this far and for your reply!

Hi everyone, I’m planning to spend about a week in the Amazon in April or May—the dates aren’t set yet—flying in and out of Manaus. I’d love to hear about the must-see spots in Manaus besides the theater and the Amazon Museum. After that, I’d like to take a boat trip on the Amazon or the Rio Negro to escape the city and find some peace for a 3- or 4-day trek in the forest. I also saw that the town of Presidente Figueiredo is worth visiting for all the waterfalls nearby. If you’ve been to Manaus and have any recommendations, I’d love to hear them. Have a great day, everyone.

Hi there,

We’re planning a trip to the U.S. in January, with the constraint of needing to be in Washington by February 3rd... Normally, I’m not big on museums or indoor visits, but I think I won’t have much choice in January.

Just to clarify, I’ve already visited NYC (didn’t love it) and Philadelphia (one-day trip, and I *loved* it). My partner has never been to the East Coast.

My initial idea was to drive from NYC to Washington by rental car, stopping in Lancaster County (and a quick detour to Strasburg as a Strasbourger—😁). But the rental car prices are sky-high, plus the hassle of parking (you have to stay on the outskirts of cities to find a spot) and the winter weather. Accommodations around Lancaster were also pretty expensive, so I’ve tweaked the original plan...

Here’s our current itinerary: - Day 1: Arrive in NYC around 4 PM - Days 2–5: NYC - Day 6: Take the bus to Philadelphia, explore Philadelphia - Day 7: Visit Lancaster County with a day rental car from Philadelphia - Day 8: More time in Philadelphia - Day 9: Take the bus to Washington - Days 10–12: Explore Washington - Day 13: Fly home at 10 PM

My main questions: - Is it easy to visit Lancaster County in a day from Philadelphia with a day rental car? - Is there any point in adding a day in Baltimore? - Does this seem logical, or am I missing too much compared to my original plan of driving from NYC to Washington? - Any winter-friendly sightseeing tips for these cities?

Thanks so much for your help—I’m thrilled to be back on the forum! :)

Anna

Hi everyone,

I’m spending two days in Angers with my wife. I’ve heard great things about this city, especially how pleasant it is to live there. Could you share some activity ideas to help me explore the city (restaurants, museums, art galleries, places to walk, pubs, etc.)? Just so you know, I’ll be arriving by train.

Thanks for your suggestions! Have a great day, Thierry

Hi there,

We're really into prehistory and want to visit the cave replica. But there are two—Lascaux 2 and Lascaux 4. What are the differences, and which one should we visit? Plus, there’s also the Prehistory Museum in Les Eyzies. Is that worth checking out too? Thanks for your advice!

Bonjour tout le monde

La semaine prochaine, je pars à Turin et j'aimerais savoir si le masque est obligatoire dans la rue ?

Les musée sont-ils fermés ?

Je compte également aller à Avigliana pour visiter la fameuse abbaye Sacra di San Michell. Qui l'a déjà visité ?

Merci de vos réponses

Bonjour à tous Nous partons en fin de semaine en Italie. Nous allons faire Rome et Pompéi (en priorité) J'ai quelques incertitudes et j'ai besoin de vos conseils

- Pour Rome je vais réserver un guide via Get your guide pour Le Colisée, Mont Palatin , Forum, Musée du Vatican sauf si vous connaissez un bon guide francophone

- toujours pour Rome est ce qu'un bermuda juste au dessus des genoux ça passe pour un homme et un ado de 13 ans????

- pour le Vésuve faut il prendre un guide car je n'ai pas bien compris .... est ce que ça vaut le coup car avec le billet il y a un guide au cratère (Le guide me propose Ercolano)

Merci pour votre aide

Bonjour, je pars au Japon du 6 au 18 avril et j’aimerais avoir l’itinéraire le plus pratique possible, pourrais-je avoir votre avis sur le miens ? (en ne comptant pas le premier et le dernier jour) :

Jour 1 Sumo Nakamise street sweets sensoji Pont azuma bashi Tokyo skytree Diner wagyu Parc ueno + Étang de Shinobazu + Musée National de Tokyo + Hanazonoinari Shrine / nezu Shibuya ou shinjuku Souper

Jour 2 Shinjuku Goyen Chidorigafuchi Tokyo métropolitain building Tokyo station (acheter billet Tokyo-Kyoto) Dîner Shibuya crossing Starbucks Shibuya hirake Shibuya parco Shibuya stream Hachiko Souper starbucks reserve roastery tokyo Saigoyama park/meguro river

Jour 3 Roppongi (hills observatory+musée mori+musee national art center) Diner Odaiba(teamlab borderless + starbucks+ Observatory Sphere+Odaiba Kaihin-Kōen(view rainbow bridge)+Palette Town Ferris Wheel Souper

Jour 4 Tsukiji Hamarikyu garden Tokyo tower/one piece Dîner Akihabara Kanda myojin, kurikoan, don quijote Asakusa Souper

Jour 5 sumida aquarium The Sumida Hokusai Museum + musée edo tokyo Diner Ginza Souper

Jour 6 Harajuku meiji-jingu + daiso + nubian + Takeshita dori Diner Omotesando Sky Circus Sunshine 60 Observatory Départ à Kyoto

Jour 7 Fushimi-Inari-Taisha Tofoku ji Sanjusangendo Temple Kiyomizu-dera Sannen zaka Kodai ji Parc Maruyama Diner Heian shrine Ninjo jo Silver pavillon Philosopher's Path Yasaka temple remplir GOSHUINCHÔ Souper

Jour 8 Bamboo grove Tenryu-ji Temple Monkey park Dîner To-ji Chion-in Temple Jingu michi Nanzen ji Kyoto tower Toit kyoto station

Jour 9 Nishiki Market Kyoto gosho Daitoku ji Kinkaku-ji temple Philosopher's Path Dîner ryoanji temple Ninna ji Teramachi & Shinkyogoku Shopping Streets Pontocho

Jour 10 Nara

Jour 11 Osaka castle Sakuranomiya Osaka mint Dîner Shitenno ji Ishinji Harukas 300 Observastion Deck Tempozan wheel Aquarium kaiyukan Chocolate laboratory Namba kurumon market Dotonbori Souper

Hi everyone, I’m planning a trip to Barcelona with my girlfriend for 3 days—arriving Saturday midday and leaving Tuesday early afternoon. Here’s what I’ve listed to visit: - Sagrada Familia - Park Güell - Gothic Quarter - La Rambla - Boqueria Market - Picasso Museum

Do you think all of this is doable? I’ve grabbed the metro map and I’m trying to figure out the simplest way to fit everything in. And most importantly, are those famous Barcelona City passes with skip-the-line tickets really worth it?

Thanks, friends! :)

Bonjour à tous Nous envisageons l’egypte En juin 2020 J’ai besoin de conseils Qui est parti avec vente privées. Croisière au bord du Nil + Le Caire. Apparemment c’est matinée visite pyramides de Ghize et après-midi musée. Cela vous semble t’il correct ? C’est bien ou pas ? Qui l’ Fait par ses propres moyens ? Est-ce possible ? Ou connaissez vous des sites qui peuvent vous préparez votre circuit Merci

Bonjour à tous,

Au mois de mai, je vais faire une croisière qui fera une escale d'une journée à Ajaccio. Il se trouve que je connais déjà cette ville et que je n'ai pas très envie de visiter le musée ou la maison de Napoléon. Auriez-vous quelques idées de balades à faire sur la journée ? Par exemple est-il possible de prendre un bus ou un train pour aller visiter une petite ville ou un joli village à une distance raisonnable ?

Merci de vos suggestions🙂

bonjour

j'envisage un sejour à copenhague et j'aimerais savoir quelle distance il y a entre les jardins de tivoli et le ny carlsberg glyptotek à pied ou s'il existe un moyen de transport rapide entre ces deux points.

merci pour votre réponse

cordialement

Bonjour

Mon séjour à Paris approche et je voudrais donc l'optimiser au maximum du coup je voudrais savoir selon vous combien de temps il faut compter pour visiter comme il se doit les lieux suivant que je tiens vraiment à voir durant mon passage, merci beaucoup à vous tous 🙂

- musée de libération Jean-Moulin - musée national d'histoire naturelle - musée Curie - musée du Judaïsme - mémorial de la Shoah - mémorial des martyrs de la déportation

Bonne journée

Bonjour tout le monde 😉 On projette avec une amie un petit dépaysement par très loin de la Guadeloupe direction Miami !

J'ai établi le programme suivant :

J1 - Arrivée Direction Miami Beach Balade Lummus park Ocean Drive Récupération chambre hotel Direction South Point

J2- Excursion sur Key West (journée avec guide et transport)

J3- Visite guidée South Beach à vélo Visite Musée Erotic Changement Hotel vers Miami Match de NBA

J4 - Everglades Tour Visite du quartier (vers villa vizcaya)

J5-Journée détente à Key Biscayne

J6 -Découvertes cunilaires à Little Havana Visite Villa Vizcaya

J7- Visite guidée Wynwood et Miami District Balade Bayfront Park et Bayside Market Place

J8 -Retour Guadeloupe

Pensez-vous que c'est réalisable et assez complet pour faire le tour des choses à faire ? Pensez-vous que les transports en commun suffiront en sachant qu'on envisage d'être logées sur Miami Beach les 2 premiers jours et à proximité de la Villa Vizcaya pour les 5 jours restants !

Merci d'avance pour vos retours 🙂 Fanny

Bonjour,

J'organise notre séjour pour Rovaniemi fin Décembre en famille (2 enfants 7 et 9 ans). Voilà ce que l'on a prévu pour l'instant :

27 Décembre : Arrivée Rovaniemi soirée 28 Décembre : Visite ferme rennes + Santa claus village + Santa Park + balade le soir si aurores boréales 29 Décembre : Chiens de traineaux + musée Arktikum + balade le soir si aurores boréales 30 Décembre : Snowmobiles + autre activité (?) + balade le soir si aurores boréales 31 Décembre : Départ matin

Mes questions sont :

- Que pensez vous de ce planning? - Faut il louer une voiture pour s'excentrer de la ville et aller observer les aurores? - Beaucoup d'agences proposent les chiens de traineaux et / ou les motoneiges. Quelle durée prévoir pour ces 2 activités en terme de temps et kms parcours sachant qu'on a 2 enfants. - Des suggestions?

Merci pour votre retour.