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We take you on an adventurous day tour to the lake, limestone cliffs and rainforest. Follow your experienced ranger into the jungle and find a landscape that may remind you of Jurassic Park. Khao Sok Lake ExplorerWe head off to the Rajjaprabha Dam to continue our tour by long tail boat on the Cheow Lan Lake, where a breath-taking landscape will surround you. High rising limestone cliffs and green-shining rainforest in an idyllic atmosphere as well as the enormous range of the lake are simply impressing. A one-two hour trek with our experienced tourguide will take you deep into the jungle and later you explore one of the many caves to admire stalactites and stalagmites. To regain your powers you can enjoy a delicious lunch at the restaurant of the bamboo raft houses in the middle of the lake. There you get as well some free time to swim and relax before we return to the pier. Inclusions: Lunch Travel Insurance Guide Transport Soft drinks Water Exclusions: Any additional expenses which are not included or detailed in the programme. Alcoholic beverages Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: PRINTED - Voucherless. You don’t need to bring any voucher (digital or printed)!

The southern tip of God’s Own Country is home to the administrative and cultural hub of the State, Thiruvananthapuram. From a landscape naturally endowed with some of the most picturesque visuals possible along with culturally relevant holy sites that have thrived for more than a thousand years, this area has something for everyone. Young and old alike, all can experience their own slice of Kerala here, tailor-made to their individual preference. Visit include Sri Padmanabha Swamy Temple (outside) which is a blend of the Kerala and Dravidian styles of architecture and believed to be the world’s richest temple. Admire the Napier museum and art gallery and the Horse Palace. Others Napier Musem is closed on Mondays, Wednesday Forenoon, January 26th, August 15th and during Thiruvonam and Mahanavam. The Horse Palace is closed on Mondays. Inclusions: Guide Transfer Exclusions: Any additional expenses which are not included or detailed in the programme. Important Info: Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. ;Please make sure you answer all the mandatory questions during the booking process. Redeem Info: VOCUHERLESS - Printed voucher or E-voucher. Print and bring the voucher or show the voucher on your mobile device to enjoy the activity.

DAY 1 | CALLANDER, GLENCOE, ISLAND OF MULL AND TOBERMORY Learn about the epic battles that took place as you travel to Callander Surrender to the majesty of Glencoe Fall in love with the lovely little harbour town of Tobermory You leave Edinburgh and travel past Stirling Castle to the small bustling town of Callander. From here, you continue through the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park and bristling terrain of the Trossachs, before reaching the wide and remote expanse of Rannoch Moor. Your drive north brings you to Glencoe, scene of the infamous massacre of Clan MacDonald in

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DAY 1/ Stonehenge, Durdle Door and Exeter Explore the ancient Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Wessex, the heart of England’s enduring myths and legends Gaze in wonder at Stonehenge, the powerful stone circle that stands as a testament to our ancestors’ beliefs. Sample the local seafood in the beautiful, enclosed Lulworth Cove, and savour the dramatic views of the Jurassic Coast and Durdle Door. View the impressive facade of Exeter’s Gothic cathedral before descending into the city’s fascinating medieval water passages. You travel through the ancient kingdom of Wessex to Stonehenge. These stunning stone circles give you a glimpse into the spirituality of the past, and offer an experience you’re sure to remember. After admiring the spiritual majesty of this Neolithic site, you continue to the incredible geological formations of the Jurassic Coast, where the cliffs are full of fossils from the age of dinosaurs. We travel along the coast to the Durdle Door, a beautiful natural limestone arch that juts into the ocean. Take your time exploring the coast before heading to the historic city of Exeter. Once the most westerly fortified settlement in Roman Britain, this town boasts ancient city walls, a Norman castle, gothic cathedral, Tudor heritage, a quayside, and a vibrant commercial and restaurant area. You stay in Exeter for the next two nights. Accommodation: 3* hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Included: Breakfast DAY 2/ Dartmoor and Tavistock Explore the beauty of the remote wilderness at Dartmoor, where wild ponies graze in the shadow of granite outcrops. Delve into Tavistock, birthplace of Sir Francis Drake, the famed British maritime explorer. Cross the time-trodden slabs of the medieval miner’s Clapper Bridge. Explore the remote windswept magnificence of Dartmoor, where you can see strings of native ponies grazing close to the striking rock formations. Dartmoor is also home to an immense diversity of flora and fauna, so enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells of the moor’s isolated beauty. You cross the ancient Clapper Bridge at Postbridge before heading to Tavistock, the historic market town and birthplace of Sir Francis Drake. Arriving back in Exeter in the early afternoon gives you a chance to explore the city’s ancient riches at a leisurely pace. The city walls, the Norman cathedral, the Royal Albert Memorial, and the Quayside all await you. Accommodation: 3* hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Included: Breakfast DAY 3/ Glastonbury and Bath Enjoy distant views from atop Glastonbury Tor. Explore England’s premier city of architecture, Georgian living and Roman leisure Bath. This morning you head for Glastonbury, home to the world-famous Glastonbury Music Festival. Here, you can scale the Glastonbury Tor, long associated with the mythical kingdom of Avalon and King Arthur. You make your way to Bath in time for lunch and a relaxed afternoon. Recharge in one of the many restaurants, tea shops, or pubs before embarking on your exploration of this fascinating city’s heritage. You return to London in the evening. Accommodation: 3* hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Included: Breakfast

Founded in 1948 by a Frenchman, Jolimont is one of the first wineries in the state. With 27 hectares cultivated at an altitude of 830 meters, the sun's rays that fall from the early hours of the morning until sunset favor the homogeneous maturation of the fruits. The climatic conditions, mountainous topography, and the excellent condition of the soil make Terroir Morro Calçado ideal for the production of quality grapes. In 1982, Jolimont won its first gold medal in an international contest held in Spain, with the Fine Wine Terroir Morro Calçado. Since then, the brand has already won several awards in international competitions. In this immersion experience, you will live the day-to-day life of a winery. You will know the history of how wines are produced, stored and all the magic inside a winery. Finally of the tour, there's nothing like knowing different aromas and flavors to discover your favorites, in a special tasting. This tour reserves beautiful landscapes and flavors! Tastings: At the end of the tour, you can taste the products in a room prepared for this magical moment. Wines, juice, sparkling wine, and our beer. There are 7 incredible products available to sharpen your senses and please your palate.

Join us on an unforgettable journey into the heart of French impressionism; Giverny! This tiny village located about 45 minutes northwest of Paris offers the perfect getaway from the hectic city streets. We’ll meet at our office and take a private bus for the relaxing drive through the Normandy countryside to the town of Vernon. There we’ll visit a local farmer’s market, then after a picnic lunch with a view, you’ll cruise down a 5 kilometer/3 mile bike path to Monet’s house and gardens. As you’re passing beautiful wheat and sunflower fields, your guide will begin to explain the history of impressionism and its founding father, Claude Monet. Here, you’ll skip the lines to have free time to visit the brilliantly colored flowers lining every inch of the gardens’ pathways, the Japanese bridge and famous water lilies, and his house, left intact from when he last lived there. What you’ll see: ● Explore Monet’s House, Gardens, and Gravesite, where the artist’s life and inspiration come to life ● Stroll across the iconic Japanese Bridge, a centerpiece of his famous water lily paintings ● Visit the historic Hotel Baudy, once a hub for Impressionist artists ● Enjoy a picnic by the Seine, surrounded by the beauty of the French countryside" Important information All participants over 12 years of age must be able to ride a bike. All participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Any child bikes or equipment must be requested. All of our tours operate rain or shine, and we have rain ponchos for sale in our office.

Belfast is the capital city of Northern Ireland and has historically been a centre for the Irish linen industry, tobacco production, rope-making and shipbuilding. Hop on and off at your leisure and absorb the atmosphere of this wonderful city where you will discover an abundance of things to do and see. Languages Audioguide available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese Important information - There may be restrictions Please be advised that tours commence at 10am in the winter and at 9am in the summer, with the last tour starting at 3pm in the winter and at 7pm in the summer. Inclusions: Tickets Transport Guide Important Info: Please be advised that the route stops are for reference only, and may be subject to change. Redeem Info: EVOUCHER - E-voucher. Show the voucher on your mobile device to enjoy the activity.

See what it would be like to live in ‘Britain under the sun’ with a visit to a city where the post boxes are red and the currency is sterling but where the weather is emphatically Spanish. Welcome to Gibraltar, the rocky outcrop that harks back to Britain’s imperial past and where the Union Jack flies proudly over the hilltop Moorish castle. This is a city where you breathe the past in every nook and cranny. This excursion combines history, multiculturalism, duty free shopping, impressive caves and the funny and famous monkeys of Gibraltar. Once we have crossed the border, begin with a panoramic tour which includes Europa Point, from where you can contemplate Africa just a few miles across the straits. From the top of the rock itself, you can admire the stunning views of the Andalusian and Moroccan coastlines. Explore the rock itself, which has more than 150 caves inside, with a visit to the 300 metre-high St Michael’s Cave. Meet the troops of wild Barbary macaques, the only population of such monkeys in Europe. Legend has it that as long as they are on the rock, Gibraltar will remain British. Modern Gibraltar is also a thriving commercial hub and you have free time to wander the area around Main Street where the duty free prices lure bargain hunters all year round. Inclusions: Tickets Hotel pick-up and drop-off for selected hotels Guide Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.

A tour of particular significance for war veterans, their families and those interested in the period of World War II, it is also an opportunity for others to visit the Normandy region with its beautiful landscapes. Cross the western districts of Paris to the Porte d'Auteuil and then journey as far as Saint Laurent Sur Mer its American Cemetery and Omaha Beach, one of the 5 where the Normandy landings actually took place. Continue with a visit to Arromanches where you'll have free time for lunch and visit the 360 Museum, the artificial harbour built by the Allies in less than 15 days. Continue on to the Canadian Memorial of Juno Beach, one of the other beaches where the assault took place and the location of the remains of the Atlantic Wall. The Small Group option of up to 15 people will give you a more intimate visit with your guide. Inclusions: Tickets Exclusions: Equipment Meal Drinks Drop off at the hotel. Pick-up available from the hotel. Important Info: Please note that the pick-up time indicated is approximate and may vary up to 30 minutes depending on local traffic conditions. Redeem Info: NONE - Voucherless. You don’t need to bring any voucher (digital or printed)!

DAY 1/ Portsmouth, Quarr Abbey and Shanklin Learn about the monastic life at quaint Quarr Abbey. Leave the mainland behind and travel by ferry to the Isle of Wight. Get your sunglasses and sun cream ready, you’re departing London and heading to the sunny, southern Isle of Wight. First, you head to the ancient port-city of Portsmouth. This bustling spot blends modern marvels with centuries of sea-faring stories. Head to the top of the 170 metre high Spinnaker Tower for the best views of the City, the Isle of Wight and the South Coast. Follow the historic harbour trails or visit the remains of King Henry the VIII’s tragic warship Mary Rose before joining your guide for your ferry at Gunwharf Terminal. Even if you’re not a sea-loving, fish-catching, ocean-dweller, you’ll still find this ferry enjoyable. It takes less than an hour and there’s plenty of onboard refreshments. Your first stop on the Isle of Wight is the important religious site of Quarr Abbey. The building here is beautiful and combines French, Byzantine, and Moorish designs. In the evening, you arrive at the unforgettably quaint village of Shanklin in time for an early dinner. Perhaps it’s time to try the seafood? Accommodation: 3* hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Included: Breakfast DAY 2/ Osborne House and the Needle Explore the epitome of elegance at Osborne House. Reflect upon the ocean’s power at the Needle sea stacks. Today, you’re going to discover the unmissable highlights of the Isle of Wight. You eat breakfast and then venture to the Yarborough Monument. This is the tallest monument on the island and celebrates the life of a wealthy earl from the 19th century. You continue to a photo-stop at the beautiful views of endless green fields at Brading Downs and then head to Osborne House. Queen Victoria said, “it is impossible to imagine a prettier spot”. And we agree. Osborne House was Queen Victoria’s holiday home and as you explore the Italian-style building, you discover pristine green gardens, ornate golden rooms, and historically fascinating artefacts. And after that magnificent man-made marvel, it’s time to see the Isle of Wight’s most beautiful natural wonder, the Needles. These sharp white stacks that stick out of the ocean are beautiful to behold. You can hop on a boat to get close to them and venture to an old defensive battery that’s nearby. Your last stop today is at the cliffs of St. Catherine’s Down. As the sun starts to set, these epic cliffs and green valleys look stunning. You travel back to Shanklin in time for dinner. Accommodation: 3* hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Included: Breakfast DAY 3/ Winchester Absorb all the history you can in the city of Winchester. It’s the final day. But cheer up, because we’ve saved some of the best sights for today. In the morning, you say goodbye to Shanklin and head on the ferry back to Portsmouth. Now that you’ve reacquainted yourself with the mainland, we take you to one of England’s most history-soaked cities, Winchester. But visiting Winchester isn’t easy, because there’s almost too much to do. There’s a glorious cathedral, an ancient mill, cute cafes, and more than enough museums. Once you've had time to explore this wonderful city, it’s time to head home. You have a short stop at Runnymede; the home of the Magna Carta and the cornerstone of modern democracy, before arriving in London in the evening.

DAY 1 | PENRITH CASTLE AND LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK Travel over the smooth rolling hills of the Scottish Borders. Explore the ancient ruins of Penrith Castle. Take as many photographs as you can at ‘England’s most beautiful lake’, Ullswater. Relax in the market town of Keswick. You depart Edinburgh and head South through the Scottish Borders. You can enjoy the gorgeous rolling expanses of the Galloway Hills and Southern Uplands as we travel to our first stop of the day, the Victorian spa town of Moffat. From Moffat you continue south over the border into England and head to the historic Cumbrian market town of Penrith. Here you have the chance to enjoy lunch and explore the imposing ruins of Penrith Castle. This uniquely coloured castle played a key role in defending the border from invading Scots. After lunch we enter the Lake District National Park and travel along the northern shores of Ullswater. This lake is often described as England’s most beautiful lake, and it’s here we give you the chance to take a forest walk and see the mighty Aira Force waterfall. You then travel towards Keswick, stopping outside the town to visit the mysterious Castlerigg standing stones, thought to have been built over 5, 000 years ago and once a lively hub of ancient pagan rituals. You have a short journey into the lively market town of Keswick where you’re dropped off at your accommodation and free to explore the charming town. Accommodation: 3* Hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Overnight in Keswick on bed-and-breakfast basis. DAY 2 | KIRKSTONE PASS TOWARDS LAKE WINDERMERE AND WORDSWORTH’S DOVE COTTAGE Stare in wonder at the views on an optional boat trip, Lake Windermere. Wander around the cosy village of Hawkshead Enjoy the peace of the Wordsworth Memorial Daffodill Garden After breakfast, you take in views of Ullswater Lake as we head along country roads to its southern shores. You continue further south and travel over the narrow and winding Kirkstone Pass towards the lovely Lake Windermere. Here you have the option to take a leisurely cruise on the Lake or eat lunch while enjoying sublime views of the surrounding scenery. After lunch you travel around the southern tip of Windermere and on towards Coniston Water. Your next stop is the picturesque conservation village of Hawkshead, where the poet William Wordsworth attended Grammar School. After exploring the cosy village, you take the narrow country lanes north towards Grasmere, which Wordsworth described as “the loveliest spot that man hath found”. There's free time to visit Wordsworth’s Dove Cottage, taste the legendary gingerbread, or enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the Wordsworth Daffodil Garden by the River Rothy. In the late afternoon, you return to Keswick. Accommodation: 3* Hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Overnight in Keswick on bed-and-breakfast basis. Included: Islands Cruise on Lake Windermere - 45 minutes. Not included: Lunch. DAY3 | WHINLATTER PASS TOWARDS THE HONISTER MOUNTAIN PASS AND BORROWDALE Set your sights on sweepings views from atop the Whinlatter Pass Learn about the slate mines at the Honister Mountain Pass We pick you up from your accommodation and head for the Whinlatter Forest Park and over the Whinlatter Pass into the most dramatic landscapes that the Lake District has to offer. You journey along winding lanes, through the rural village of High Lorton, past the shores of Crummock Water and Buttermere, and towards the Honister Mountain Pass. Stopping amongst the mountains you have the opportunity to visit old slate workings, where a small number of Cumbrians continue to make their living. After refreshments, you continue through the forests of Borrowdale, passing Derwent Water, where there’s free time for lunch and shopping. Once you’ve eaten lunch, you begin your return journey, heading towards Penrith and north towards the border. After crossing into Scotland you take a stop in the town of Biggar, a royal burgh since

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DAY 1/ Wessex and Stonehenge Explore the ancient Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Wessex, the epicentre of England’s most enduring myths and legends. Gaze in wonder at Stonehenge, the powerful stone circle tribute to our ancestors’ beliefs. Leaving central London, you travel through Wessex, one of England’s ancient kingdoms. You pass through this millennia-old setting on the way to the historic city of Winchester. The former capital of Anglo-Saxon England is synonymous with Alfred the Great and boasts a magnificent cathedral and the Norman Great Hall. From this bustling city, you head to a quieter but equally profound place: the standing stone circles of Stonehenge. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Stonehenge site has been skilfully preserved. At the award-winning visitor centre, you can view the exhibition of hundreds of prehistoric items from the Stonehenge collection. By joining the land train shuttle, you make your way to the world-famous stone circles. You then travel to Exeter, an important fortified settlement in Roman times and your base for two nights. Accommodation: 3* hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Included: Breakfast DAY 2/ Dartmoor and Tavistock Explore the beauty of the remote wilderness at Dartmoor, where wild ponies graze in the shadow of hilltop granite outcrops. Delve into Tavistock, birthplace of Sir Francis Drake, the famed British maritime explorer. Cross the time-trodden slabs of the medieval miner’s Clapper Bridge. Explore the remote windswept magnificence of Dartmoor, where you can see strings of the native ponies grazing close to the striking rock formations. Dartmoor is also home to an immense diversity of flora and fauna, so enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of the moor’s isolated beauty. You cross the ancient Clapper Bridge at Postbridge before heading to Tavistock, the historic market town and birthplace of Sir Francis Drake. Arriving back in Exeter* in the early afternoon gives you a chance to explore the city’s ancient riches at a leisurely pace. The city walls, the Norman cathedral, the Royal Albert Memorial, and the Quayside all await you. Accommodation: 3* hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Included: Breakfast DAY 3/ Cornwall, Tintagel and Falmouth Rove into the heart of Arthurian legend and the Celtic Kingdom of Cornwall. Relax in the charming Elizabethan fishing village of Boscastle. Wander the cliff top ruins of Tintagel Castle, legendary birthplace of King Arthur. Arthurian legend mixes with genuine Celtic history in Cornwall, England’s most western county. You head west to the North Cornish coast and the Elizabethan fishing village of Boscastle. Indulge in a cream tea, take a stroll out to the dramatic headland, or learn a spell or two in the Museum of Witchcraft. You travel to the village of Tintagel and the ruins of its headland Castle, whose romantic cliff top setting is purportedly the birthplace of King Arthur. After lunch, you head to Port Isaac where you can get your Doc Martin’s fix and fall in love with this picturesque fishing village. You then head south to the bustling port town of Falmouth for the next two nights. Accommodation: 3* hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Included: Breakfast DAY 4/ Learn about the outdoor Minack Theatre, carved from a granite cliff face overlooking the sea. Stand at the most westerly point of Great Britain at the iconic Land’s End. Today, we explore the most westerly tip of England. We take a brief stop to look at the island community of St Michael’s Mount. We then travel onwards to the unique setting of the Minack Theatre perched above a thundering ocean and the beautiful National Trust beach at Porthcurno. Due to availability, you may be unable to visit this theatre. Your guide will let you know as you go. You visit Land’s End before following a landscape dotted with the relics of the Cornish tin mining heritage, and now a filming location for the Poldark series. St Ives is the final stop of the day with its plethora of artists’ galleries in the maze of narrow, harbour-side streets. You return to Falmouth for the night. Accommodation: 3* hotel or Bed and Breakfast depending on option selected Included: Breakfast DAY 5/ Glastonbury and Cornwall Plunge to the heart of Bodmin Moor, famous for its feared Beast, Arthurian legends, and the smugglers of Jamaica Inn. Explore the world famous site of Glastonbury, known for its association with King Arthur and the annual music festival. This morning, you say farewell to Cornwall and travel across Bodmin Moor, a wild moorland that’s designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty. We’ll take a break before leaving Cornwall and continuing to Glastonbury. Here you can visit the ruins of 7th century Abbey, relax over some lunch or scale Glastonbury Tor for the views across five counties. From here, you travel back to London , a busy city far removed from the experiences you’ve enjoyed in the magical counties of Devon and Cornwall.

The experienced guide will walk you through the gardens that inspired the genius, which have been reconstructed to their original state. Marvel at the beauty of the water lily pond and the breath taking Japanese bridge, made famous by Monet’s 1899 masterpiece, Bridge over a Pond of Water . Breathe in the sweet-scented air in the colourful, vibrant garden before visiting Claude Monet’s house and studio. Your driver-guide will also provide you with the entrance ticket to the new ''Musée des Impressionnismes Giverny'' which celebrates and is committed to sustaining the work of Impressionist artists in the Giverny area. Pause for lunch, which is included in the price of your ticket. The picturesque old watermill restaurant, Moulin de Fourges serves a mouthwatering set menu in a stunning setting. This is followed by a pleasant drive through the countryside of the Seine valley en route to Versailles. Here you will enjoy free time to explore the beautiful Versailles Gardens, equally as spectacular as those in Giverny, on your own. Finish off a relaxing, culturally rich day by visiting the beautiful State Apartments in Palace of Versailles.

With so many galleries and cultural attractions to explore in Paris , it´s deciding where to visit that will bring you one of the toughest challenges. The Paris Museum Pass will help you make up your mind! Visit the best museums, skipping queues along the way, and what´s more, you will receive a handy booklet with maps showing their locations as well as outlining the key information about opening hours, star attractions and much, much more. Just some of the top attractions on the pass include the Louvre – the home of the Mona Lisa and more than 35, 000 other works – the Orsay Museum, which is dedicated to mainly French art from the years 1848 to 1915 and the Pompidou Centre. You can also visit the Arc de Triomphe and the Notre Dame Towers. Visit the Pantheon, the final resting place for France’s greats such as Voltaire, Zola and the Curies, and La Conciergerie, the palace turned prison where Marie-Antoinette spent her final days. Admire the 15 stunning stained glass windows of the Gothic Sainte-Chapelle or even head out of town to the Palace of Versailles, the opulent 2, 300-room home of France’s last kings. You will find museums dedicated to fashion, money, music, cinema and even the city’s century old sewage system! So, why wait? Set off on a discovery of one of the most amazing heritages in the world! IMPORTANT INFORMATION Louvre Museum: Prior to your visit, you must reserve your free time slot here , but first it is essential to redeem the voucher for your Paris Pass in order to obtain your serial number. We strongly recommend you to do it first thing in the morning. Please be advised that due to reasons out of our control, we are unable to guarantee availability for the Louvre for your preferred date. - You will need to provide your full name and the serial number indicated on your Paris Pass. Please note: On the date of the visit to the Louvre Museum, you will need to present your Paris Pass, along with the reservation confirmation. Enter the Louvre via the Glass Pyramid. Others The validity of the Paris Museum Pass will be calculated in hours starting at the time of the first visit. For example, if you choose a 48 hours pass and activate it on Wednesday at 11am, the pass shall be valid until Friday 10:59am. Please note that the Paris Museum pass entitles you to one entry per attraction only. Inclusions: Tickets Exclusions: Meal Drinks Equipment Important Info: Children under the age of 18 and EU citizens under the age of 26 have free access to most of the museums and monuments. Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.