Join us on a journey of discovery as we explore the world’s most iconic destinations. With local expert guides at the forefront, our blog is your ultimate source for culture, history, and architecture. Our goal is to inspire you to explore and discover the beauty of the world, one destination at a time. From hidden gems to famous landmarks, Gray Line is your trusted companion on this adventure.
Nestled on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River in Southern Louisiana, New Orleans is famous for its rich jazz and blues heritage, delicious Creole cuisine, and attractive colonial architecture. Fondly nicknamed ‘The Big Easy’, the city is a melting pot of cultures drawing on influences from Africa, Native America, France, Spain, and the Caribbean. […]
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With a little consideration over the kinds of tours and activities you choose, you’ll find plenty of family-friendly ways to explore Rome together and keep the kids entertained
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Nestled on the Californian shoreline - where the calm waters of San Francisco Bay meet the rolling waves of the Pacific Ocean - coastal San Francisco boasts historic sights, sensational flavors, and panoramic sea views
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If you’re planning a trip to Bavaria’s beautiful capital with friends or family, check out our list of top activities in Munich
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Thingvellir National Park is an area of wild natural beauty that was home to one of the oldest parliaments in the world
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From Pirates of the Caribbean to Sleeping Beauty Castle, Disneyland Paris is full of rides and attractions that you need to try
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Not far from Portland, Multnomah Falls is an area of incredible natural beauty where water pours 620 feet over two cliff faces
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Pena Palace is one of the most fantastical castles ever built. The former royal residence fascinated kings for centuries
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Butchart Gardens is considered to be one of the most glorious in the whole world
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The Empire State Building is a cultural icon built during the Race to the Sky at the end of the Roaring Twenties. New York would be a different city without the skyscraper
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Graceland: The Home of Elvis Presley is a huge complex dedicated to the King. On your visit, you can learn about all aspects of his life, see his memorabilia and visit his grave
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Airboats speed across the marshes of the Everglades and are one of the best ways to spot an alligator in the wild
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Germany’s largest botanical garden, Palmengarten, is an iconic attraction which can be found right at the center of Frankfurt
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Plaza Mayor is a 400-year-old square at the center of Madrid that is famous for its grand architecture and bocadillo de calamares — calamari sandwiches
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Belém Tower in Lisbon was used for defence and as a gateway to Europe. It is a grand fortification that symbolizes Portugal’s role in the Age of Discovery
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The medieval Charles Bridge is a beautiful landmark that stands at the heart of Prague with magnificent views of the castle
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From the Ball Drop at New Year to M&M World and Madame Tussauds, it’s impossible to get bored in Times Square at the heart of New York
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Every Potterhead must make a pilgrimage to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London — The Making of Harry Potter. Here’s what you’ll discover and the best way to arrive in style
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Famous around the world for its spectacular landscape, Yosemite National Park is a must-visit on any trip to San Francisco
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Canada’s Second City is busy, bustling, full of excellent food and entertainment, and has one of the most iconic skylines. Here’s how to spend 48 hours in Toronto
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