Where is the best place to get information on tours while in Europe? We are taking a cruise in NOvember and the ports are Nice Florence Rome and Ajaccio. The tours offered thru the line are extremely expensive. Any ideas?
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada
8293 posts
Jolene: Go to cruisecritic.com and click onto "ports" and you will find a lot of information about ports of call and how to visit them without paying for the high-priced ship's excursions. Good luck.
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burlington
427 posts
tourist info centres in town.
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Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
23642 posts
Organize your own tours by reading guide books, web sites for that city, etc. Negotiate with a good english speaking taxi drive for a tour. They are all eager to do it but you have to know ahead of time what you want to do and see. Do your homework.
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Frankfurt, Germany
9249 posts
I usually recommend looking up good walking tours. They are usually led by enthusiastic students or ex-pats and are often native English speakers. They are also not so expensive. Use Google or whatever search engine you like, or go to the library or your local book store and read up on where you are going so you know what you want to see.