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Konzerte der Wiener Royal Orchester

Vienna is a city steeped in music tradition. From Haydn to Mozart, Beethoven to Schubert, some of Europe's most important composers have called this city home. You can experience this musical tradition with tickets to a concert of the Vienna Royal Orchestra. With your top‐tier music experience, you can pick your preferred section, sit down in the stately Haus der Industrie, and prepare to watch some of Vienna's best musicians live in concert.

Royal Observatory entrance tickets

The Royal Observatory is home to the world‐famous Meridian Line and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Established in the 17th century by Charles II, it is today a unique visitor attraction and a must‐see for any visit to London.Marvel at the Great Equatorial Telescope, the UK's largest, historic telescope which gave astronomers new views of the universe over 100 years ago. You'll also enjoy one of the most‐loved views of London across Greenwich Royal Park and the River Thames.Don't forget to take a selfie on the iconic Meridian Line with one foot in the west and one foot in the east!

Wiener Royal Orchester Concert only

Vienna Royal Orchestra Tradition at its purest form To maintain the tradition, the Vienna Royal Orchestra was founded by the members and substitutes of the great Viennese orchestras. The WRO, consisting of more than 150 artists, is one of the absolute top of the Viennese music scene. Every time you step into the world of classic music with us we will try nothing but our best to take your breath away. With the rhythm of tradition and the beat of classic music from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven and Johann Strauss we would love to welcome you to an unforgettable Viennese experience – a night with our orchestra.

Alexandria's Roman Heritage — From Cairo

Early morning you will be picked up by Menatours representative to start the trip to Alexandria; It is internationally known as the ‘Bride of the Mediterranean.Visit Fort of Qaitbay, from the 15th century, which is a defensive fortress located on the Mediterranean sea coast in Egypt,Visit Pompey’s Pillar. It is a 28 meter high pillar and dates from the third century. The pillar was raised in honor of Emperor Diocletian, who saved the city of Alexandria from famine. Continue to the Catacomb of Kom Al Shukafa which is the largest Roman cemetery and consists of three levels cut in the rock to a depth of 100 feet, dating back to the turn of the second century. It is a blend of Pharaonic and Roman art. View the Alexandria library from outside then visit Al‐Montazah Gardens; the Royal garden with an area of approximately 370 acres. It is located in the Al‐Montazah neighborhood in eastern Alexandria, which contains a large collection of ancient trees and rare flowers. Lunch is included.

Roman Forum Guided Tour + Palatine Hill & Roman Domus Entry

Take a three‐hour journey through time, exploring the paths of Roman emperors and everyday citizens. Enjoy VIP access to the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, feeling like royalty as you delve into Rome's history. Explore the Roman Domus of Celio at your own pace, where you'll marvel at well‐preserved frescoes depicting tales from ancient Rome. Stroll down the Via Sacra, once the vibrant center of the Roman Forum, and learn about its rich past filled with celebrations and parades. Dive deep into the history of the Colosseum with a knowledgeable local guide who brings its stories to life.

Opera Serenades in Palazzo Doria Pamphilj with traditional roman dinner

Explore the concealed wonders within the Secret Apartment of Princess Doria Pamphilj, a treasury of art and history, exclusively unveiled for a privileged few. This is an evening of simultaneous pleasures, listening, and tasting. After your Opera Concert, we offer you the chance to discover even more flavors of Rome with a special dinner. The cosy Restaurant 'Il piccolo Vicolo' with the dedication to Roman cuisine has joined with us to give you a full sensory experience by sampling the finest food and wine that Rome has to offer. Opera and food together bring about a one of a kind experience. Immerse yourself in a serenade accompanied by world‐class voices resonating through rooms steeped in nobility and adorned with masterpieces. Every note weaves into the historical tapestry of this space, where classical furnishings and opulent artworks collectively echo a splendid era long past. Within the very halls that the Doria Pamphilj family has graced for centuries, partake in a concert that pays homage to this legacy. Each carefully chosen piece mirrors the architectural and artistic marvels enveloping you, delivering an educational and enchanting performance. Our curated repertoire guides guests on an auditory journey through Italy’s musical heritage, resonating with the essence of the nation's rich history. Led by a sublime soprano, whose voice captivates like the narratives within each aria, the performance is enhanced by the melodic whispers of a transverse flute and the resonant strumming of a baroque guitar. The theorbo's deep, sonorous plucks add a layer of baroque richness, crafting a multi‐sensory tribute to Italy’s musical masters. With exclusivity as our signature, attendance is intentionally limited, fostering a personal connection to both the music and the majestic surroundings. Secure your tickets now and be among the select few to revel in opera within the private chambers of Princess Doria Pamphilj. It transcends mere performance it becomes a cherished memory of your Roman holiday, an extraordinary event beyond the ordinary. Program Stefano Landi: T’amai gran tempo Giulio Caccini: Dalla porta d’oriente Johann Hieronymus Kapsberger: Arpeggiata Michael Praetorius: Canario Cesare Negri: Spagnoletta Girolamo Frescobaldi: Così mi disprezzate Gaspar Sanz: Canarios Luigi Rossi: Mio ben Giulio Caccini: Amor ch’attendi Diego Ortiz: Recercada segunda Claudio Monteverdi: Si dolce è il tormento Girolamo Frescobaldi: Se l’aura spira Francesco Corbetta: Ciaccona Giulio Caccini: Amarilli Juan Arañes: A la vida bona Concert programme may be subject to change

Concerti del Tempietto: Roman Nights at Marcello's Theatre

The show: a pleasant musical evening in the historic centre of Rome. The Tempietto Concerts — Festival Musicale delle Nazioni present the Notti Romane at the Theatre of Marcellus. The prestigious series of musical events of the Roman Summer with Italian and international artists take place every day with an afternoon event at 6.30 pm and an evening concert at 8.30 pm and a guided tour in English or Italian through the archaeological area of the Marcellus Theatre at 7.45 pm. With the same ticket you have the possibility of attending all 2 concerts and the tour.

The Royal Braemar Highland Gathering

We will leave Edinburgh crossing the River Forth over the magnificent Forth Road Bridge and head through Perthshire, known as the Heart of Scotland. We then travel over to Glenshee, the skiing capital of Scotland, hoping to catch a glimpse of wild deer or pheasant before heading down to the Royal Deeside. There have been gatherings of one sort or another at Braemar since the days of King Malcolm Canmore, over nine hundred years ago. Today the gathering is run by the Braemar Royal Highland Society and each year large crowds come to acclaim their Monarch as Chieftain of the Braemar Gathering. The festivities are fit for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the First of Scotland and various members of the Royal Family including H.R.H. Queen Elizabeth the first of Scotland will be in attendance. International athletes will be among those taking part in the track and dancing events. Teams from H.M. Forces that will compete in the Inter‐Services Unit Tug of War Championship and in the Services Medley Relay Race. Scottish Pipe Bands will play their hearts out with the customary Massed Pipe Bands appearing as well as traditional Scottish meals, snacks and refreshments will be available.

Full Roman Tour Merida

We will begin our visit in the Temple of Diana, where we can participate in the religious sphere of worship of the gods and the emperor. We will walk through the remains of the Roman Forum, with artisan shops of terracotta and mosaic, typical of Merida. In the Roman Baths, you can see how the numerous pools were heated or cooled through ovens and the incredible snow pit. We will enter the Roman circus, with stands and paths prepared for the exciting quadrilateral races. We’ll stop at the cozy Amphitheatre Villa, and enter its bedrooms and kitchens with colorful mosaics from the 1st century AD. As we enter the amphitheater, we will experience the famous gladiatorial battles, fights with beasts and even ship battles. We will finish at the magnificent Teatro Romano de Mérida, where every summer we revive the spirit of classical theatre in a festival with renowned actors.

Full Royal Tour: Royal London & Buckingham Palace Tour

Delve deeper into the history of the British monarchy on a tour that covers more than 15 royal sights around London. Ideal for history buffs and first‐time visitors, this tour—which is mostly conducted on foot—offers a more intimate glimpse into the streets of England’s capital and also includes rare access to the interior of Buckingham Palace.