Resistance Liberation

Take a guided day trip from Paris to explore Normandy’s historic D-Day sites. Start at Utah Beach, where American troops first landed, and learn about the strategic planning behind Operation Overlord. Walk along the battle-scarred coastline and hear stories of the soldiers who helped shape history. Enjoy a pre-arranged Norman-style lunch in a charming port town before heading to Pointe du Hoc. Here, U.S. Army Rangers bravely scaled towering cliffs to capture a key German stronghold. The site remains much as it was, with bomb craters and bunkers overlooking the English Channel. Next, visit Omaha Beach, where you'll have time to walk along the shore and reflect on one of the war’s fiercest battles. The day ends at the American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, where nearly 10,000 soldiers are laid to rest. Stroll through the peaceful grounds and take in the powerful tribute to their sacrifice. This immersive tour offers a moving and unforgettable look at the events of D-Day.

Led by one of the top guides in Paris who is an expert in this field, this is a premium small group tour with limited numbers to maintain high quality You WILL be able Interact and discuss the subjects with your guide at all times unlike generic large group tours that most companies run ! A tour for people who want to gain a broader and deeper understanding of the Occupation of Paris that exposes and breaks stereotypes and idea`s that stood for over 70 years after it`s end and tells them the TRUE story! From Collaboration, to resistance, to Liberation. This is the REAL story On this tour we ask WHY not just where and when?! Learn why for the French this period is often referred to as 'les annees noir' or the dark years but also hear stories of incredible bravery as ordinary people risked their lives to fight back and save those of others This tour Itinerary remains flexible

Soweto, the trendiest township in South Africa, is truly a lifechanging experience. From the 1950s Soweto became an epicentre of political campaigns aimed at overthrowing the apartheid state, and in 1955 it was the location where 3 000 people came together to adopt the Freedom Charter – which is what the South African Constitution is now based. Take in the sights of the city where Mandela once lived and Mahatma Gandhi started his legal career. Hear about 2 of the 20th century’s most famous liberation heroes in the city where they started their legal and political careers. Follow in the footsteps of Mahatma Gandhi and his Passive Resistance (Satyagraha) Movement, and Nelson Mandela with his Defiance Campaign.

Play the role of a Polish 18-year-old who’s on a mission to piece together the story of his great-grandfather, a heroic resistance fighter in Paris during WW2! As you solve challenges, the story unfolds and exact directions on your phone will guide you to the next location. Ready for an adventure? Highlights include: • Explore Obélisque de Louxor, Jeu de Paume, Pont des Arts, and lesser-known places. • Learn Hitler’s plan to destroy Paris’ most beautiful buildings. • Enjoy a uniquely crafted story brought to you by our talented writers. • See the bullet holes from the resistance fighting that led to Paris’ liberation. • Try a new type of experience, the perfect mix between a tour, outdoor escape game, and treasure hunt. After your booking, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. We recommend that each user purchases a ticket for an optimal experience, although several people can share a phone.

During this tour we will visit locations in the city that played an important role in the occupation during World War Two and in the persecution of the Jews. Locations connected to the following topics will be visited, among others: The entry of the German Forces. Coping with the occupation; the Jewish quarter. The persecution of the Jews. The protest strike of February 1941. Collaboration and resistance. The 'Winter of Hunger' of 1944-1945. The deadly shooting at Dam Square, May 7, 1945. Liberation by the Canadians. War deads in The Netherlands.

This is a thorough but leisurely-paced walking tour that covers most of Dublin's major and minor sites. History, culture, architecture, Irish society, Irish language, literature, and many-a-joke to be heard during our jaunt around the fair city. Everything can be tailored to suit you. A coffee break and a lunch break will be included to nicely punctuate your Dublin experience. Five hours fly by quickly! Optional: – Guided tour of Old Library of Trinity College where the Book of Kells is housed. Note that if this option is selection, the National Museum of History and Archaeology must be substituted out. On Mondays, the National Museum of History and Archaeology is closed. – Please note that there is an entrance fee for the Book of Kells (adults and children) – you can purchase the tickets at the door.

Visit to Normandy D-Day battle sites and U.S landing beaches from Paris See the 100 feet high cliffs and german bunkers overlooking the British channel at Point du Hoc Walk along the Bloody Beach (Omaha) Visit the American War Cemetery Discover the pretty little town of Arromanche and the vestige of the artificial port Step back in time on a history tour, and learn about the events of June 6, 1944 Discover the impressive collection of fighting armoured vehicles at Overlord Museum, Omaha beach

Mystery City Games is reinventing the way people explore cities! Explore the city, solve puzzles and unlock the secrets of Amsterdam. You will look at the city in a whole new way! You only play with who you bring – other bookings will get their own set to play.

Explore Paris' Latin Quarter at your own pace with this affordable self-guided walking tour with novelist and Context Travel Expert, Samuél Lopez-Barrantes. • Learn how Parisians defended their city and transformed narrow streets into strategic locations for the resistance • Hear from producer, Samuél Lopez-Barrantes, a novelist and Context Travel Expert • Do it all in 90 minutes or linger at stops along the way with complete control over when you start and finish • Get unlimited use before your booking date and after it • Use the virtual tour option at home Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive a ticket with instructions and a unique code listed under “Before You Go”. Then simply install the VoiceMap app and enter your code. The app displays directions to the starting point, and when you’re in the right place, just pop in your headphones and tap start. VoiceMap has automatic GPS playback, with turn-by-turn directions. It also works offline.

For almost half of the 20th century, Russia’s Soviet leaders controlled the Hungarian government, and traces of these decades under communism are still visible throughout the capital city. Meet an experienced guide who lived during the communist era to learn what everyday life was really like in Budapest at that time, from first-hand tales of navigating Kafkaesque bureaucracy to adventurous descriptions of the black-market economy. After the introductory discussion, participants are taken on a walking tour to highlight relics of the communist era still visible around the city today. You should book this tour if you are interested in the working of the communism and of how the Hungarian society reacted with the political, ideological and administrational changes of the country. The three options of this tour come with different itinerary. Each booking is individually tailored based on the provided itinerary, by the chosen option and individual requests.

The Arkadi Monastery is the most important and historic Venetian church in Crete’s history. A symbol of resistance, it played a crucial role in the heroic revolution of the Cretans until their complete liberation. Next, visit the village of Margarites, one of the largest pottery centers in Greece. With a tradition passed down through generations, you may even meet an elder artisan who will demonstrate the art of hand-throwing pots. This picturesque village, with its extraordinary architecture and charming narrow streets, is well worth exploring. After picking everyone up, we will head to Rethymno, a captivating town known for its narrow streets and ancient Venetian architecture. Enjoy four hours of free time to visit the impressive Venetian Fortezza, wander through the charming alleys of the old town, and sample the delicious local cuisine. Additionally, you may choose to go for a swim at the beautiful palm beach, conveniently located near the town center.

The WWII occupation of Antwerp began with relative calm but grew increasingly intense as time passed. Join me on this WWII tour to witness the unfolding drama. In the early days of the war, Antwerp was home to Belgium’s largest Jewish community. We’ll explore the harrowing stories of Jewish deportations and the complex role played by the local police and city council. The drama escalates after the city’s liberation, when the true battle for Antwerp begins. The port, a vital strategic point, became a target for hundreds of V1 and V2 rockets, resulting in thousands of casualties. Simultaneously, the resistance movement gained momentum, becoming a crucial force in the city’s fight for freedom. However, the horrors of war extended beyond the battlefield. With the Germans gone, leadership is lacking and the resistance will strike down hard on suspected collaborators. This often-overlooked chapter is as intense and revealing as the occupation itself.

In this Private Tour of Montenegro from Albania, you will have the chance to visit 2 of the most charming cities of the country. Part of the Riviera, both Budva and Kotor are characterized by a rich history and architectonic values with their stone structures. During this tour, we will be introduced also to the history of Montenegro, local living and what makes these places so special. Kotor, marvelously situated on the Bay of Kotor is one of the most typical coastal cities of the Rocky Adriatic. On the other hand, Budva is smaller but definitely a place to be at least ones while you are in the Balkans.

Step into Korea’s painful past and witness the dark realities of Japanese colonization. Follow the road to independence, highlight the suffering, sacrifice and relentless resistance of the Korean people. Begin at Seodaemun Prison History Hall, where Korean freedom fighters—many of them students—were imprisoned, tortured and executed. Stand before Dongnimmun Arch, once a beacon of Korea’s independence hopes, now a solemn reminder of lost sovereignty. Explore Dilkusha, home of an American journalist who exposed Japan’s brutal rule to the world. Follow the footsteps of the March 1st Movement, a nationwide uprising that became the foundation of Korea’s liberation efforts. End at Tapgol Park, where the first cries for freedom rang out, sparking a revolution that ultimately led to independence. Feel the heartbreak, courage and unyielding spirit of those who shaped Korea’s path to freedom. This is more than a tour—it’s a journey through oppression, defiance and Korea’s fight for freedom.

This a very unique Historical walking trip for clients that would like to have a township tour, you will have a guide for 2.5 Hours taking you to the Historical points within the CBD of Windhoek with knowledgeable background on the history of Namibia. All you will need to take along on this walking tour is a Miniral water, Sunglasses and a head with comfortable sandals or shoes.

Marked by engraved headstones, battle-scarred landscapes and the memories of the fast-disappearing 'Greatest Generation', we will pay tribute to those young men that gave their lives for our freedom. We need to ensure that their story is passed on from present to future generations !!! We will cover different topics : the preparation of Overlord operation, the assault of the first Allied waves, the construction of the artificial ports, the set up of the decoy plan called Fortitude under the control of General Patton, the daily life under the German occupation and the relationships between the liberators and the French civilians, the involvement of the French resistance, the construction of the Atlantic wall, the German positions, the war effort, the role of the women, the war correspondants, minorities like code talkers, postal and balloon barage battalions … All historical facts are documented with detailed military maps, archives and pictures from the Allied and German armies.

Experience the thrill of Salvador’s Carnival with Blessing Day every Tuesday. These festivities are a great local experience that will make guests spin! Take the tour to the streets where the parades go on from dusk until dawn, and enjoy guided tours to iconic city landmarks like Pelourinho old town.

This particular tour focuses on the American sectors of Normandy landings. Visit the D-day beaches and delve into France’s World War II history on this private day tour from Paris. Explore the key battlegrounds with a private guide, and learn of the sacrifices made by the opposing Allied and German soldiers. Visit top sites of interest including Utah Beach, Saint Mere Eglise, Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc and pay your respects at the American Cemetery. This private tour includes round-trip travel from your central Paris accommodation.

In a group of 6 travellers maximum (the smallest in Paris), travel back in time to June 1940, when Paris fell under German occupation without a single shot being fired. Explore the history of the occupation in three of Paris' central districts: Saint Germain, the Latin Quarter, the Marais. Whilst your expert English speaking guide walks you through the meandering streets of Paris, you will explore topics ranging from daily life, food, education, entertainment, the resistance, deportations, and the liberation of Paris. Your guide will be happy to answer any of your questions.

Explore daily life in Paris under Nazi Occupation during the Second World War on this 3-hour walking tour. Begin in Le Marais, the heart of the Jewish quarter, where you will learn about the lives of those who suffered the horrors of the Holocaust, were deported and murdered at Auschwitz, as well as tales of heroic opposition by the French Resistance. Hear about quiet acts of resistance, like Silvia Beech refusing to sell books to the Gestapo, or Josephine Baker, the famous dancer spying for the Allied Forces. Walk along Rue Rivoli and to Place Vendome to see Le Meurice and the Ritz, two iconic hotels where decisive decisions and meetings took place. Walk into Place de la Concord, and along the Champs-Élysées, to the statue of Charles de Gaulle with grand views towards the Eiffel Tower, le Grand Palais and the Arc de Triomphe to hear how the Nazis were finally conquered and peace was declared in August 1944.