Moscone Center Tour

Short San Francisco Tour that starts near the Moscone Center and ends at the Ferry Building.

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Westin St Francis Tour

Tour of San Francisco that starts at the Westin St. Francis and ends at the City Bookstore

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• 01:01:07
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My Santa Cruz Tour

My "first" visit's to santa cruz

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• 37:18
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Santa Cruz California

Santa Cruz has been drawing in travelers ever since it was discovered by the wealthy of San Francisco. Today, it is still drawing in travelers, surfers, beach lovers, and amusement park fans.

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• 51:52
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Central Bangkok

Known as Krung Thep to Thais, Bangkok, as foreigners call it, is one of Asia's most popular gateway destinations and for good reason. The central Bangkok area has a great collection of museums, temples, palaces and markets in a small, easily-walkable area. This tour includes the must-see destinations like the Grand Palace and Wat Pho to more obscure destinations like the Amulet Market and a view of Bangkok's old canal network. This tour is a great way for first time visitors to explore the top destinations in Bangkok. It is also an easy way for travelers who have been to Bangkok before to learn more about this unique city.

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• 01:30:34
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Philadelphia Independence National Historic Park

Philadelphia's Independence National Historic Park is the most historic square mile in the United States. This park holds some of the most historic and famous buildings that were the sites of events that were central to the founding of the United States. Included in the tour are stops to view the primary US symbols such as the Liberty Bell. The tour also explains the radical religious ideas behind the formation of Pennsylvania and the radical political thoughts that formed the United States. Stops also describe about how people lived during the early days of the US and how Philadelphia continued to be at an influence of the early nation.

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• 01:32:12
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Victoria British Columbia

Victoria is a charming city, and much of the city's history is mixed in with the quaint storefronts and stunning harbor views. This tour begins at the former Canadian Pacific Railway Steamship Terminal and winds it way past Victoria's most photographed buildings, the Legislative Buildings and the Empress Hotel. Included in the tour is the Royal BC Museum and Thunderbird Park, which explores life in British Columbia from prehistoric times to today. The traveler taking Geogad's Mobile Tour of Victoria will learn about how Victoria began as a settlement of the Hudson's Bay Company and rapidly grew as a waypoint in the Gold Rush. The tour images also include photos of the people and businesses that worked to form and grow this 'piece of Eden' into the today's modern city.

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• 01:21:25
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Downtown Chicago

Chicago is famed for its industry, its politics, its weather, its sports and its food and entertainment. This tour is a great introduction for all travelers to the Windy City. As you stroll through downtown Chicago, you will covers the Magnificent Mile and Grant Park. The tour begins at Museum Campus and wanders through Grant Park to meet up with the Magnificent Mile. As you walk around the Chicago River, you will meet the earliest inhabitants of Chicago and the massacre that slowed the city's development. Moving past the best shopping in Chicago, you will learn about the eccentrics that help form Chicago and the remains of Chicago that narrowly survived the Great Fire. The tour ends with a great view of city at the 95th floor lounge of the John Hancock Building.

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• 01:09:32
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Downtown Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires is described as the Paris of the South and with good reason. It is the most European of all South American city thanks to the many European immigrants, also called Portenos, that choose to call this city their home. Combined with the Portenos' love of their city is their passion for independence, remembered in the naming of many of the top plazas and streets. The last few decades brought an end to an economic crisis, a dirty war against its own citizens and an unofficial war against Britain. Today, the people of Buenos Aires are mindful of their past, proud of their accomplishments and hopeful for the bright future as they breath new life into old quarters of the city.

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• 01:21:34
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Beijing's Tian'anmen Square and the Forbidden City

Of all of the place to see in Beijing, the one that tops visitors' list is Tian'anmen Square and the Forbidden City, which are conveniently located next to each other. Tian'anmen Square was constructed as an entryway to the Forbidden City and was a close to the emperor as commoners were allowed. Expanded to four times its original size by Chairman Mao, the square can now hold a million people. It has always been the site of celebrations and gatherings including some praising the government and some not. Nowhere in the Chinese Empire did the power of the emperor show as magnificently as at the Forbidden Palace. It gets its name because commoners for forbidden to enter. The Forbidden City was a luxurious home for the Son of Heaven, an impenetrable fortress to protect him from his many enemies and a world unto itself.

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• 02:11:23
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