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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.