Journey beneath the city’s streets and discover the hidden layers of Rome with a passionate knowledgeable expert. Uncover the ancient sites below Piazza Navona in an exclusive private experience ...

Sicily, an island with a history as rich and diverse as its landscapes, has been a crossroads of civilizations from the Greeks to the Normans, Arabs to the Bourbons. Known for its ancient ruins, ...

Immerse yourself in the world of Leonardo as you walk with a passionate local art historian, and delve into his life and Milan's profound connection with him. Experience iconic masterpieces in-person, ...

Immerse yourself in Tokyo's world-famous Tsukiji Market on this 3-hour Tokyo food tour led by a local expert who is deeply knowledgeable about the market. Together, you'll visit the outer market and ...

In this city once gripped by Nazi occupation, wartime secrets are waiting to be revealed. You’ve read all the novels, watched all the documentaries, but here you’ll come to understand what no single ...

Did you know that hidden in the narrow and crowded streets of Florence, there are at least 30 private and public gardens? The tradition of garden design started during the Renaissance, heavily ...

Please note: The Van Gogh Museum has restricted tour operator access due to new regulations. As a result, during the months of June-August (2025), Context is offering only small-group tours (maximum 5 ...

The enigmatic painting done by none other than Leonardo da Vinci stands to this day as one of the most recognized and beloved works of art in history. Aside from the Mona Lisa, the biblical portrayal ...

Amsterdam, a city carved from a marshy delta into a global trading hub, is renowned for its intricate network of canals, liberal spirit, and rich artistic legacy. This city, where the Golden Age of ...

It would be unusual to recount a trip to Paris without a single mention of the food–French cuisine is too revered a subject to simply gloss over it. And yet, so many visitors to the city return home ...

On the afternoon of July 14, 1789, a rebelling rabble laid siege to France's most hated fortress: the Bastille. Freeing the few remaining political prisoners, the mob began, stone-by-stone, ...

Michelangelo's David at its home in the Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence Valentino, Marcello, and, yes, Fabio—even in a land of uomini so famously handsome they go by first name only, not one has ...