The Painted Ladies and Victorian Homes of Alamo Square Tour

Chelsea Market & The Highline Food Tour

Discover why the Oreo Cookie was invented in this building in 1912. Enjoy artisanal foods including; an artisanal NY hot dog from Dickson’s, Sicilian Pizza from Filaga, NY State Cheeses from Saxelby’s, a delicious Italian Crostata from Buon Italia, a Japanese inspired Taco from Takumi Taco, Buttermilk Biscuit and Homemade Jam from Sarabeth’s, Gelato from L’arte Del Gelato, and always something special from Chelsea Market Baskets.

Scenic Tour

Experience the beautiful city of Temecula while being on board an authentic sidecar with one of our gentleman sidecarists. Temecula is one of the most historic communities in Southern California. From Mexican rancho to crossroads settlement, Indian village to mission outpost, railroad town to a modern city, the story of Temecula is rich and varied. You will get to Discover Temecula's Historic Old Town, One of Temecula's Award Winning Wineries and astonishing anecdotes. Let yourselves be taken for an unforgettable voyage in the glow of the Temecula Wine Country. This is the perfect formula to fully enjoy the charms of the city

Miami Little Havana Adventure

Your Miami tour will begin in the heart of Miami’s Cuban community. We’ll check out some historic architectural beauties, as well as a few unique art collections. Of course, you can’t have a Little Havana tour without a true Cuban coffee in-hand, so we’re taking you for the most delicious dose of caffeine you’ll find this side of the Florida Straits. Cortadito is Cuban espresso, and we’ll pair it with a typical Cuban pastry to give you the boost you need to keep moving on your Miami tour! Next up, another Cuban culture classic: a visit to a classic cigar factory. Witness the art of cigar-rolling from the experts and take in the one-of-a-kind aroma of the shop. From there, we’re off to visit one of the many locally owned art galleries in the neighborhood. Hear stories from first-generation immigrants from Cuba and learn about the influence of Cuban art in Miami. We’ll see the important Bay of Pigs monument on route to a favorite local juice bar, where you’ll get to quench your thirst with a dose of sugarcane or mango juice. We’ll continue our stroll down SW 8th Street to experience the Caribbean flavor that fills the air, and you’ll stop and enjoy an iconic Cuban classic: the Cuban sandwich. Finally, we will end our adventure at the classic Domino Park where locals challenge one another to domino games, to the conga music that’s played live in the streets.