Activities in Europe
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Small-Group Italian Cooking Class in Florence
5 hours (Departs Florence, Italy)
by Viator
Meet Chef Giovanni and learn how to cook a four-course Tuscan banquet in a private home in the heart of Florence! Numbers are limited to a maximum of 25 people…Not LP reviewed
from USD$110.47 - All activities
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Geiranger Downhill
Geiranger Downhill will drive you up to Djupvasshytta (1038m), from where you can coast for 17 gentle, scenically splendid kilometres by bike (Nkr195) down to the fjord; allow a couple of hours. Book at the sod-roofed cabin 50m above the harbour, which also rents bikes (Nkr50/200 per hour/day).
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Hjejlen
The Hjejlen, the world’s oldest operating paddle steamer, has been faithfully plying the waters of the Lake District since it was first launched in 1861. These days the boat shuttles tourists from Silkeborg to the foot of Himmelbjerget during the summer season (10am and 2pm daily, July to mid-August). The operators have other boats regularly plying the same route during this period, and from May to September. The route (adult one way/return 75/105kr, 1¼ hours) takes in a wealth of river and lake scenery and is one of the most popular outings in the Lake District.
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Luzhniki Sports Palace
Moscow’s largest stadium seats up to 80,000 people and gleams from its recent reconstruction. Luzhniki is home to Torpedo and Spartak, both of which are teams in Russia’s premier football league. This stadium is part of a larger complex that was the main venue for the 1980 Olympics. Besides the giant stadium, Luzhniki includes a collection of swimming pools, ice-hockey rink, tennis courts and other facilities, which are used by casual and professional athletes alike.
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Lokomotiv Stadium
Reconstructed in 2002, this smaller stadium hosts its namesake team, Lokomotiv, which plays in the premier football league.
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Our Roots
Specialises in tours of Jewish sites; the Jewish Warsaw tour lasts five hours and costs 400zł. Other tours can be organised on request.
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Tourist Office
The tourist office organises a dizzying array of guided tours and has free downloadable pdf and audio city tours on its website.
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Tourist Office
Conducts two-hour city tours (adult/child £12.50/6, 11am and 1pm Monday to Saturday, 1pm Sunday); 1½-hour city tours (adult/child £11/6, noon Monday to Friday, noon and 2pm Saturday), and ghost tours (adult/child £6/4, 6pm Friday). Book in advance.
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Tourist Office
Runs two-hour tours of Oxford city and colleges (adult/child £7/3.75) at 10.45am and 2pm year-round, and at 11am and 1pm in July and August, Inspector Morse tours (adult/child £7.50/4) at 1.30pm on Saturdays, family walking tours (adult/child £5.75/3.50) at 1.30pm on school holidays, and a bewildering array of themed tours (adult/child £7.50/4) – including an Alice [in Wonderland] tour, a Literary Tour, and a Harry Potter tour – that run on various dates throughout the year.
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Water Chariots
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Virgin Active
Biggest chain in the UK; top end.
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Vinopolis
Vinopolis, spread over a hectare of Victorian railway vaults in Bankside, provides a fairly sketchy tour of the world of wine, but it’s interesting enough. You need to follow the audioguide to make sense of the exhibits, which introduce visitors to the history of wine-making, vineyards and grape varietals, regional characteristics and which wine goes with which food. All tours involve sampling at least five wines at various tasting stops along the way.
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Eltham Palace Tours
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Thematic Tours
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Serpentine Solar Shuttle Boat
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Queens Ice & Bowl
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Open City
This architectural charity organises architectural tours to one of four different areas (Square Mile, South London, the West End or Docklands) weekly. The tours (2½ to three hours) include lively, well-informed commentary.
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London Recumbents
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London Recumbents
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London Fields Lido
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Liberty Drives
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La Fitness
Over 20 gyms in town.
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Kenwood House Guided Tours
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Hotcourses
Another good miscellaneous course listing.
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