Senior Tours in Europe 50 Plus Trips & Packages Tours & Trips

Highlights

• Visit Cologne Cathedral, the city’s most famous landmark a UNESCO World Heritage
• Visit Strasbourg is known as the “Crossroads of Europe.” The heart of the old city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Cruising along the romantic Rhine—the breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage
• Explore Rheingau Wine-growing regions of Germany, it is world famous for its Rieslings—and Castle Vollrads is one of the world’s top wine estates for the varieta

Highlights

• Start in Athens. Visit the city’s top sights, such as the ancient Agora, the iconic Acropolis and the stunning Acropolis Museum. Also explore local open-air markets and the charming, taverna-filled Plaka neighborhood.
• Explore Meteora. En route, pass through the historic towns of Boeotia, Thebes and Livadeia. Also, enjoy private touring of the ruins of Delphi, revered in ancient Greece for its oracle and renowned today for its spectacular hilltop setting. Perhaps also opt to visit the Jewish Museum and synagogue in Trikala.
• Enjoy a private tour of Meteora and its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Byzantine monasteries, which perch atop craggy pinnacles high above the village of Kalambaka.
• Experiemce culture-rich Thessaloniki, Greece’s second-largest city. During private touring, see sights that reveal the town’s Greek, Roman, Jewish and Turkish influences. Explore the Jewish Museum and synagogue, the Modiano Market, the Museum of Byzantine Culture, Ana Polis and the Old Turkish Quarter, the eighth-century Agia Sofia, the Roman forum, and Agios Dimitrios. Also, explore ancient sites in the surrounding region, such as Veria, Vergina and Pella.

Highlights

• Ancient spiritual site of Clonmacnoise—the ‘crossroads of Ireland’
• 14th Century Cloghan Castle
• Beautiful Galway city full day excursion—wonderful boutiques!
• ‘Craganowen’ Celtic settlement
• Killaloe’s old town, cathedral plus picturesque waterside

Highlights

• Explore Cawdor Castle, home of Shakespeare’s Macbeth
• Visit Culloden Moor, the last British battleground in 1746
• Visit to the Fort Augustus Heritage Centre
• Visit Glen Coe, scene of treachery between the Campbell and MacDonald clans