Ulm
Ulm jest miastem w niemieckim kraju związkowym Badenii-Wirtembergii, położonym nad Dunajem. Ulm, założony około 850 roku, ma bogatą historię i tradycje byłego Wolnego Miasta Cesarskiego. Dziś jest to centrum gospodarcze ze względu na swoją zróżnicowaną branżę i jest siedzibą uniwersytetu. W skali międzynarodowej Ulm znany jest przede wszystkim z Ulm Münster i jako miejsce narodzin Alberta Einsteina.
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Private Full‐Day Mosaic Tour with Umm er –Rasas & Workshop Experience from Amman
Depart your Amman hotel by private, air‐conditioned vehicle, and make the scenic journey south toward Umm Rasas. After roughly 1.5 hours, step outside to walk around what is one of Jordan’s most important archaeological sites. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 2004, Umm Rasas features well‐preserved Roman, Byzantine, and early Muslim ruins dating from the 3rd to the 9th centuries. Highlights include several Byzantine churches, notable for their still‐vivid and hugely artistic floor mosaics. After admiring the mosaics that depict everything from agriculture and hunting to cities like Jerusalem and Caesarea, move on to Madaba, a town famous for its early medieval mosaics. Best known among them is the 6th‐century Mosaic Map, housed in St. George’s Church. On arrival, meet a local guide, and tour St. George’s, seeing its stunning mosaic — a depiction of the Holy Land and Jordan. Admire the detailed renderings of Jerusalem, the Dead Sea, and Jericho, and note the references to biblical locations. Next, visit Madaba Archeological Park, home to remnants of Byzantine churches and a 6th‐century villa. Inspect the antiquities here, lingering at the beautiful villa mosaic that portrays the four seasons and Greek gods. Continue to Mt. Nebo, a mountain ridge where Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land before dying. Admire the views over the Jordan Valley and, on a clear day, to the Holy Land. Then, with a local guide, enter Mt. Nebo church to see its 6th‐century mosaics. Absorb the intricate artworks showing soldiers, hunting, and animals, and hear about their history and discovery from your guide. Lastly, visit a local mosaic workshop where mosaics are still made using centuries‐old techniques. Watch as artisans piece together complex motifs from pieces of ceramics, glass, or stone, creating incredibly intricate images. Your tour concludes in Amman, with a hotel drop‐off.
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Private Full‐Day Mosaic Tour with Umm er –Rasas & Workshop Experience from Amman
Private tour, exclusively for your party to ensure a personalized experienceHassel free pick up and drop off from your locationFlexibility to explore independently with free timeGet insights into local culture, history, and natureValue for money serviceIndulge in this interesting art and history private day trip from Amman, dedicated to Jordan’s early medieval mosaics. Visit UNESCO‐listed Umm ar‐Rasas to see its Byzantine Church with its impressive one of a kind mosaics, admire Madaba's 6th‐century Mosaic Map of the Holy Land found in Saint George Orthodox Church, and view the early floor mosaics at Madaba’s Archaeological Park. Proceed to Mount Nebo to visit the Franciscan Church artistic mosaics showing different animals. Following, a visit to a workshop to see artisans’ hand‐making these delicate mosaic intricate artworks. Tour includes private leisure transportation with English – Speaking Driver who doubles ups as your guide.
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Ulm Christmas Market Tour With A Professional Guide
Ulm’s Christmas Market is the perfect place to get your Holidays groove on the move. The quaint town’s squares and streets lighten up by the twinkling Christmas lights, while visiting the many wooden stalls selling spiced mulled wine, many hand made decorations, chocolate covered fruits, cinnamon pastry, roasted almonds and other local mouth watering delicacies. All that while enjoying a profound knowledge of the past and present of these Christmas traditions, well known by our local guide. Experience the joy of Christmas in the best place and step into the wonderful world of the Holidays. This tour is only available during the following dates: 22 November until 22. December 2021 Monday to Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Any booking after or before these dates will be cancelled, due to the fact that the Christmas Markets are not open for business.
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Nightmare on Elm Street Walking Tour
Search for haunting apparitions on this ghost‐hunting tour through Cincinnati’s Over‐The‐Rhine neighborhood. Learn about the various hauntings and eerie encounters throughout the district before descending into 30‐foot‐deep brewery tunnels, all the while watching out for phantoms and specters. Enjoy spooky tales throughout the tour, and even handle ghost‐hunting equipment on a first‐come‐first‐serve basis.
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Amman to Jerash and Umm Qais Private Guided Full‐Day Trip
Meet your private driver at your central Amman hotel and board your comfortable, air‐conditioned minivan. Then, start out on your full‐day trip to Jerash and Umm Qais, home to the ruins of two of ancient Rome’s Decapolis cities — a group of 10 situated on the frontiers of the Roman Empire in the Middle East. First, venture northward through Jordan’s desert landscapes to Jerash, a modern city fringed by the relics of the once‐prosperous Roman city known as Gerasa. Meet your friendly local guide at the entrance, and enjoy a private tour of the spectacular site, one of the best‐preserved Roman cities in the Middle East. Pass through the monumental Hadrian’s Arch that was the city’s main gateway, and ogle the classic ruins spread before you. Then, stroll around this once‐bustling city to see highlights such as the colonnaded avenue, the Temple of Zeus, the Hippodrome chariot‐racing arena, and the Oval Plaza, an egg‐shaped forum framed by a ring of standing columns. As you explore, hear captivating tales about Gerasa during its heyday. Learn how Alexander the Great conquered the city in the 2nd century BC, and how later, local farmers cultivated much‐coveted fruits and vegetables to sell on to the wealthy Roman residents. After a break for lunch (own expense), continue to the village of Umm Qais, overlooking the ruins of another Roman Decapolis city known as Gadara. Soak up the views from here over the Sea of Galilee and Golan Heights, and explore the Greco‐Roman ruins, including the crumbled mausoleum, basilica terrace, theaters and other treasures. Then, visit the town museum to admire some of the precious artifacts recovered from the site, including mosaics and marble statues. Journey back to Amman where your trip concludes with a hotel drop‐off.
