Join a licensed local guide for an in-depth tour of London. See Buckingham Palace, where you may catch the Changing of the Guard, and stroll through Hyde Park, home to the famous Speakers’ Corner. View Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, then step inside Westminster Abbey, the coronation site of English monarchs. Continue to St. Paul’s Cathedral, Christopher Wren’s masterpiece, and admire the iconic Tower Bridge spanning the Thames.

Experience the excitement of London's West End, the UK's answer to Broadway. Enjoy a world-class theatre production, with the opportunity to request a preferred show. Please note: performance dates and show selections are subject to availability.

Go behind the scenes of London's renowned theatre district and discover what it takes to bring a production to life. Explore acting, musical theatre, lighting, make-up and the many creative and technical roles that make every performance possible.

Visit Royal Albert Hall, a historic music and performance venue. On a guided tour, learn how it was funded and built, the challenges that nearly stopped construction, and stories from performances by artists such as The Beatles, Adele, Beyoncé, and Ed Sheeran.

Once a favourite, Camden Market is back in style, blending grunge with modern design, fashion, jewellery, and Doc Martens. Set along the canal, it draws punks, Goths, and visitors alike. Born in the 1970s from former warehouses, it has grown into a world-famous market and cultural landmark.

Indian food has been part of British life for nearly 400 years, and today curry dishes rival fish and chips in popularity. Sit down to an authentic Indian dinner, sampling a variety of fragrant, spice-filled dishes that show why this cuisine has become one of the nation’s favourites.

Explore Halle, a historic city in Saxony-Anhalt and home to one of Germany’s oldest universities. Discover the city’s rich heritage, including Germany’s oldest chocolate factory, along with historic landmarks and cultural sights throughout the city.

Discover Leipzig’s remarkable musical and literary heritage. Bach, Wagner, Mendelssohn, and Schumann all have connections to the city, helping establish its reputation as an important centre of European music. Leipzig also holds an important place in literary history, including Auerbachs Keller, the historic restaurant immortalised by Goethe in Faust. See these cultural landmarks and learn about the artists and writers who helped shape the city’s legacy.

Built in the 13th century, St. Thomas Church is a landmark of Leipzig’s musical and religious history. Admire its distinctive architecture and learn about its close connection to Johann Sebastian Bach, who served as cantor here for 27 years. The church is also Bach’s final resting place, making it an important part of Leipzig’s remarkable musical heritage.

Discover Germany’s largest collection of Bach archives and learn more about the life, music, and legacy of Johann Sebastian Bach.

Enjoy a visit to Bayreuth, a historic city best known for its connection to composer Richard Wagner. Explore its charming streets and landmarks while learning about the world-famous Bayreuth Festival, held here each year in celebration of Wagner's music.

Explore Nuremberg, a Bavarian city with nearly 1,000 years of history. Walk through the Old Town to see reconstructed medieval streets, the ramparts, and Handwerkerhof. Visit the Marktplatz and view the Schöner Brunnen, an ornate stone fountain representing the Holy Roman Empire.

Explore Salzburg’s Old Town, a maze of winding lanes, historic steeples, cobblestone streets, and open squares. Take in the grandeur of Residenz Square and admire the striking façade of Salzburg Cathedral before continuing to Mozart Square, where a statue honours the city’s most famous son. As you explore, listen for the Glockenspiel, an early 18th-century carillon whose 35 bells ring out over the cafés lining the square.

Spend free time on Salzburg’s most famous street, the Getreidegasse, lined with small shops, historic buildings, and distinctive wrought-iron signs.

Feel the rhythm of Salzburg’s Old Town Square as you enter the unassuming yellow home at Getreidegasse 9, the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Inside, view an impressive collection of the young composer’s first instruments and immerse yourself in the captivating story of his early life.

Visit the Salzburg Residenz, an opulent palace that once served as the seat of Salzburg’s prince-archbishops. Learn about its remarkable history, including performances by a young Mozart and the 1867 meeting between Emperor Franz Joseph and Napoléon III. Tour the richly decorated State Rooms and visit the Residenzgalerie Salzburg, where European paintings from the 16th to 19th centuries are displayed throughout 15 historic rooms.

Explore Salzburg through the story and scenery of "The Sound of Music." Inspired by the true story of the von Trapp family, the 1965 film brought Salzburg’s landscapes and landmarks to audiences around the world. On this guided sightseeing tour, visit memorable filming locations while learning about the real von Trapp family and where the film took creative liberties with their story. See the gardens of Mirabell Palace, Leopoldskron Palace, Hellbrunn, Nonnberg Abbey, St. Gilgen, and Lake Wolfgang as you discover the history behind the beloved film.

Beethoven lived here for most of his heroic period from 1804 to 1815. During this time, he composed many of his greatest works, including Symphonies 4, 5, 7, and 8, the opera "Fidelio," the Fourth Piano Concerto, and several string quartets.

Discover the art of the Viennese Waltz during a fun, interactive dance lesson. Learn the basic steps, etiquette and traditions behind Austria’s most famous dance and experience a cultural pastime that has captivated Viennese society for generations.

Follow in the footsteps of the imperial Habsburgs with a licensed guide as you explore the Hofburg, the family’s 2,600-room palace and home of the Vienna Boys Choir. See Belvedere Palace, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and more before visiting Schönbrunn Palace, where the Habsburgs ruled until 1918 and a young Mozart performed for the imperial family.

Visit the Mozarthaus Vienna, the only one of Mozart’s residences to survive to the present day. He lived here during one of his most productive periods and composed "The Marriage of Figaro" along with many other well-known works.

Learn about the art of chocolate making during a hands-on workshop led by a chocolatier. Taste different types of chocolate before creating and decorating your own chocolate bar with a selection of toppings. Discover the origins of hot chocolate and create an Aztec-inspired Xocolatl recipe, then take home your handmade chocolate. A museum visit is also included.

Enjoy a traditional Wiener schnitzel dinner and discover a classic of Austrian cuisine. This well-known dish features a thin, breaded cutlet fried until crisp and golden, offering students a taste of Austria’s culinary traditions and food culture.

Visit Haydn House, the former home of composer Joseph Haydn and now a museum dedicated to his life and work. Discover personal items, manuscripts, and exhibits that explore his musical legacy, then visit the Brahms Room to see memorabilia and artrfacts connected to composer Johannes Brahms.

Spend time at Vienna’s Central Cemetery, the final resting place of many of the world’s most celebrated composers and musicians. See the tombs of Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, and Schoenberg, along with a monument dedicated to Mozart. Other notable musicians buried here include Antonio Salieri, Hugo Wolf, Karl Goldmark, and acclaimed opera singer Lotte Lehmann.

Experience the beauty and power of live classical music in an intimate historic setting. Sweeping melodies, intricate harmonies, and expressive performances bring centuries of tradition to life, offering a cultural experience that engages both the ear and the spirit.