North Church

A Tour to Discover the beautiful North of Mauritius on its many sights. As part of this tour you will visit many highlights in one day: Caudan waterfront mall, craft market, citadel fort, SSR Botanical garden, chateau de labourdonais rhumerie where we make rum using sugar, grand baie beach which is the most touristic area in mauritius, pereybere beautiful beach and finally red roof church at cap malheureux.

Step back into Revolutionary Boston on this immersive walking tour that follows Paul Revere’s legendary path. With a local expert leading the way, you’ll explore seven key sites along the Freedom Trail, from historic meeting houses to Revere’s neighborhood in the North End. Boston's Old North Church draws thousands of American history buffs every year, but not everyone gets to visit it like a VIP. In addition to exploring the main sanctuary, you'll also enjoy private access to the bell chamber. Finish the experience with a 1-hour narrated cruise through Boston Harbor, where skyline views meet fascinating insights into the city’s maritime role in the Revolution. With maximum 15 guests and an expert guide, this tour offers a deeper, more personal connection to the events that sparked American independence.

The Old North Church is a must-see Freedom Trail destination! Founded in 1723, Old North is the oldest still-standing church building in the city of Boston. Old North is world famous for the events of April 18, 1775, when allies of Paul Revere held two lanterns in the church's steeple as a signal that British troops were heading to Lexington and Concord "by sea" across the Charles River. This momentous act ignited the American Revolution.

Birthplace of the American Revolution, and home to a notorious Civil War spy, Church Hill's colorful past has produced a cadre of restless spirits in its buildings, its graveyards, and under its streets! Cloaked in the shadows of the beautiful and historical Church Hill neighborhood, this tour includes the following spirited tales: The story of one of the Civil War's most accomplished spies who still haunts the site where her home once was, the spirits of a Civil War hospital, tales of the paranormal at one of Church Hill's most notable restaurants, and more… Your Guide will share with you the history of the neighborhood, and how it relates to the tales of the mysterious and tragic things that have led to numerous reports of paranormal activity along the tour route.

Tour the magnificent rock-hewn churches of Lalibela, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This group of eleven monolithic and semi-monolithic structures was carved directly into the stone of the mountainside at least 900 years ago. This complex boasts the largest monolithic church in the world, a maze of passageways and tunnels, intricately carved reliefs, and fabulous examples of icon paintings. We meet and pick app all travelers at the Airport but transportation fee is not inculded.

Countless stories of heroism, tales of historical figures real and imagined, and hidden nooks and crannies await in Richmond’s oldest neighborhood. Use your smart device to explore Church Hill on your own!

St. Augustine has always celebrated their religious history in every incarnation. True to the development of our town, paralleled by their devotion, our ancestors sought forth to create their destiny with spirit and religion. Join us as we narrate the diversity of faith and religious architecture. We will enter some locations, pictures are welcome. We finish with a chocolate dessert for an experience that contents the soul.

Discover numerous heritage sites built by the Portuguese during their 450-year rule of Goa. Experience majestic temples, exotic beaches, and delicious seafood surprises! Your tour will begin at the well-preserved Fort Aguada. See how the 17th-century fort stands firmly against time in front of the Arabian Sea. Walk along its thick brick walls and take pictures with its lighthouse that guided thousands of ships many years ago. Your next pitstop will take you to the beautiful beaches of Calangute, Candolim, Baga, Sinquerium, Anjuna, and Vagator. Finally, the trip will end at the charming and picturesque gothic-inspired Church of Mae de Deus or Saligao church.

In the morning pick up from your hotel in Cairo and visit the Monastery of Saint Simon, also known as the Cave Church of Zabbaleen. It is located in the Mokattam Mountain, a short drive through the so called “Garbage City’ – a large population of garbage collectors or Zabbaleen that live there. Several churches have been built into the caves found in Mokattam, First we visit, Saint Simon the Tanner Hall and St. Mark’s Church. This huge cave was discovered in the year 1974. It was full of hundreds of tons of stones even up to the ceiling of the cave (which is 17 meters high from the ground), and was later prepared to contain two storeys: 1. The upper storey is the St. Simon the Tanner Hall, with seating capacity of 2000 people for spiritual meetings. The walls are decorated with many wonderful pictures engraved on the rocks representing scenarios from the Bible Then we continue and visit the Cathedral of Virgin Mary and St. Simon the Tanner. After the tour transfer back to your hotel.

If in Novohispano art is shown in all its splendor, in Cholula deep prehispanic airs are breathed. The city was built on the foundations of a large indigenous city. The pre-Hispanic Cholula was a large metropolis inhabited for thousands of years. Hernán Cortés thought, seeing the amount of teocalis he imagined that one could pray in a different temple every day of the year. Temples were built on these indigenous shrines; and today Cholula has 37 churches, something surprising for a city of its size. Because Cholula is art and the Tlacuilo – the scribe, the indigenous painter – is the author of masterpieces, such as the extraordinary Mural of the drinkers and the creative explosion of Santa María Tonantzintla Visit the majestic San Francisco Acatepec Temple and admire the incredible facade with Talavera pieces as well as the factories that continue to produce authentic works of art with the traditional process.

Join me on this tour as we explore Goa for its cultural history the once famous entrepot for traders and merchants. The dominant Portuguese rule for 450 years in Goa has left behind beautiful colonial architecture of monuments, buildings and houses that have survived till date to reveal their stories. As we journey through the past and present of Goa on this tour be intrigued and mesmerised by the factual stories and anecdotes I share of my homeland Goa with you. Experience a Goan marketplace where local merchants sell their indigenous produce. Encounter Goa's mysterious past riddled with local lore as you visit the Church at Old Goa and Hindu Temple that have a deep and a profound rich history. End the trip with a visit to a local spice plantation and relish a real authentic Goan meal made from locally sourced ingredients.

On his first visits, Humboldt referred to Mexico City as the City of Palaces. Join our tour to discover them. We will meet at the Hemiciclo a Benito Juárez, located next to the central Alameda Park. From there we will talk about the politics of modern Mexico, the division between church and state, the Porfiriato, and in general, the development of modernity. Then we will visit the first floor of the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Casa de los Azulejos, Palacio del Correo and the National Museum of Art. There we will talk about the Italian architectural diaspora in the country. We will continue our tour on Calle Madero, visiting the Temple of San Francisco, as well as analyzing the baroque and neoclassical architecture of the historic center. Finally, we will arrive at the Zócalo where we will admire the Metropolitan Cathedral, as well as the archaeological zone of the Templo Mayor.

We bring you the opportunity to discover the Northern part of Mauritius and its many sights with private transportation, which includes both pickup and drop-off. Discover the renowned SSR botanical gardens Mauritius is famous for, the famed Caudan waterfront, the capital city of the island, Red Roof Church, Craft Market, Port Louis Central Market, the renowned Citadelle Fort. and the famous Mont Choisy Beach. To be noted that you may buy many gifts for your close ones during the tour since you will stop at a few places where you can shop for souvenirs and other items. The Northern part of Mauritius is a delight for tourists as you will enjoy all the lovely attractions to the fullest. It is buzzing with life and a real gem aligning historical sites and modern facilities.

Discover the most remarkable churches in Cologne’s Old Town! See the famous Cologne Cathedral and the Basilica of St Ursula, and visit the Great St. Martin Church and the Basilica of St Gereon. Experience real art and culture! Highlights: – Discover Cologne’s Top Churches with a 5-Stars Expert Guide – Visit the Great St. Martin Church – Learn about the patron of St Gereon’s Basilica – See the Cologne Cathedral and other remarkable churches – Learn about the history of religion in Germany They say that there are as many churches in Cologne as there are days in a year, so on this original tour we will show you the city's most historically and architecturally important sacred buildings! Discover interesting facts and legends about religion in Germany.

Explore the historic Church Hill area by Segway tour and explore notable sites on this 2-hour tour.   Church Hill is known as the site of Virginia's second revolutionary convention, where Patrick Henry gave his "Give me liberty or give me death" speech in St. John's Episcopal Church. Step back in time on this tour experience various parts of History!

Goa is located the Arabian Sea to the west.  It is a famous spot for the tourists for sunny beaches, old churches and the ethnic Konkani culture.  The tour we are providing is one day North Goa Tour. In the morning our driver will pick you from your Hotel and proceed to visit North Goa beaches, Churches and Fort etc. After the sightseeing of North Goa you will come back to hotel.

Through the Bike Tour of the Fátima Neighborhood and Church Unit, people will get to know the way of life of Brazilians and learn about the urban design designed by Lucio Costa, the city's inventor architect. We think mainly of people who already know the Monumental Axis and would like to know different places, see the life that Brazilians live and understand how it lives. By bike we travel impossible circuits to other vehicles and the perspective of the city is completely different.

visit the Famous Cave Church of St. Simon in Cairo , visit The City of the Dead. Private guided tour enables you to see some Local sites in cairo

In the morning pick up from your hotel in Cairo and visit the Monastery of Saint Simon, also known as the Cave Church of Zabbaleen. It is located in the Mokattam Mountain, a short drive through the so called “Garbage City’ – a large population of garbage collectors or Zabbaleen that live there. Several churches have been built into the caves found in Mokattam, First we visit, Saint Simon the Tanner Hall and St. Mark’s Church. This huge cave was discovered in the year 1974. It was full of hundreds of tons of stones even up to the ceiling of the cave (which is 17 meters high from the ground), and was later prepared to contain two storeys: 1. The upper storey is the St. Simon the Tanner Hall, with seating capacity of 2000 people for spiritual meetings. The walls are decorated with many wonderful pictures engraved on the rocks representing scenarios from the Bible Then we continue and visit the Cathedral of Virgin Mary and St. Simon the Tanner. . After the tour transfer back to your hotel.

If we count Ürgüp, Göreme, Avanos and Uçhisar as the corners of Cappadocia; you will come across structures that keep the stories of different civilizations alive in every corner. Many of these are old enough to date back to the Chalcolithic period and the Hittites; while some are traces of recent history that formed the basis of Turkish civilizations such as the Seljuk and Ottoman. The valleys where Christians lived and spread and multiplied illegally due to fear of Roman oppression, the churches and madrasahs that you will sometimes come across in the valleys, sometimes hidden and sometimes neatly; houses carved into the rocks, dovecotes that have become a source of income will tell you different tales and take you to different times. Among the things to do in Cappadocia, there are the frescoes in the complex structures that we say “must see” in the Göreme Open Air Museum, the hidden paradise of Ihlara, the castles that stand out from the top as if to say “dear Cappadocia”, mosques,