10 Amazing Facts about the Educational Tour

One of the most sought-after travel destinations worldwide is Europe. Europe is one of the finest countries to backpack around, and I love solo travel just as much as the next person, but the continent is also a popular destination for leisure group travel.

When you think about group tours, you might image a throng of visitors snapping photographs while donning socks and sandals, pouring off of a huge bus, and then moving on to the next location.

That picture used to be rather accurate.

And now? Not really.

The greatest tours nowadays appeal to all different age groups and travel preferences and have developed to be much more complex and diversified. There are now a wide range of tour alternatives, including hop-on, hop-off tours, river cruises, huge bus tours, backpacker tours, and everything in between.

You may find amazing and educational tours to help you get the most out of your next vacation to Europe, no matter what sort of experience you're searching for (or your budget).

Numerous organisations around the continent have given excursions that I have taken. Some were fantastic, some were terrible.

Here is a list of the top firms if you're considering taking a trip of Europe, whether it will save you time or money.

One of the biggest and top travel agencies is New Europe. Its trips include all the major tourist attractions, and its travel operators are competent. Additionally, they provide specialty tours including gastronomy tours, day outings, and excursions to particular historical locations (such as Edinburgh Castle or the Sachsenhausen concentration camp). They are quite ubiquitous across Europe. Lastly, don't forget to give your guides a tip!

Most excursions run three hours or less. Prices for their paid excursions begin at roughly 15 EUR per person and increase from there according on how long the tour is.

Free Tours By Foot is a further cost-free choice. They provide certified tour guides and a large range of themed excursions in more than 30 locations around New Europe, much like New Europe. In all of the continent's main cities, you can probably find a European tour operators with them (or with a business connected to them). Wear comfortable shoes because tours often take three hours. Since the excursions are free, remember to give your guide a tip after the tour is over.