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Hasan was extremely nice and shared a lot of extremely interesting information. The tips he gave were also nice and the overall tour was entertaining.

A great tour with Moses. He contacts you beforehand to ensure you are ready before entering. And the tour itself was very informative.

Really enjoyed the tour with Robert! Right off the bat, I could tell just how passionate he is in sharing about the extensive history of Budapest. His great storytelling skills made it all the more engaging and memorable. He was also enthusiastic to answer to all the questions posed and shared his unbiased opinions, which gave real perspective into the rich culture of this beautiful city. As a bonus at the end, he shared with us a list of personal recommendations, including food and activities, adding onto our experience of not just the tour itself, but our entire visit of the city. I highly recommend booking this tour with Robert :D

Hemos recorrido el centro de Hanoi, con Bárbara, que nos ha ido informando sobre la zona, los monumentos y la historia del centro, cómo vive y se mueve la gente e el Old Quarter, la historia del país que también nos ha explicado su historia para ponernos en contexto con algunos de los monumentos y hemos acabado tomando café con huevo todos juntos, casi una hora más.... Gracias Bárbara por tus explicaciones y simpatía, sigue así...

This tour was one of the best historic tours I have done on my travels anywhere in the world. Our guru was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic, covering a big range of Georgetown history and answering a range of questions. Their English was also brilliant. Would recommend travellers this tour.

had an incredible experience on John’s Houston City Tour. What made the tour outstanding was not only the places we visited, but the depth of context John provided. He doesn’t just drive you past landmarks; he brings the city to life with history, stories, and a genuine passion for Houston. We explored some of Houston’s most iconic sites, starting with the downtown district. John explained the architectural character of the city: bold glass skyscrapers rising like crystalline pillars, each reflecting Houston’s growth as an international hub of energy, aerospace, and medical innovation. He highlighted how Houston has no traditional zoning laws, which gives the city its unique, layered mix of historic buildings, modern towers, and vibrant cultural districts all interwoven. We visited City Hall and the old Republic of Texas historical markers, where John detailed Houston’s role during the time when Texas was an independent nation. He told the story in a way that felt alive — emphasizing how the Texan spirit of identity, independence, and pride still shapes the city today. One of the highlights was the visit to the sports areas, especially where the Houston Rockets legacy comes into focus. John explained the city’s basketball culture, from the championship days of Hakeem Olajuwon and the “Clutch City” era to the modern identity of the team. You could tell he genuinely loves the game and understands how sports connect communities here. What I appreciated most was John’s balance: he knows Houston’s history, architecture, and culture deeply, but he explains everything in a friendly, engaging way — never overwhelming, always interesting. He has that rare ability to make you feel like you’re exploring the city with a friend who loves showing you the best of his home. If you’re visiting Houston, whether it’s your first time or you’ve been before, I highly recommend John’s tour. It’s thoughtful, informative, and truly enjoyable. You come away not just having seen Houston — but understood it.

Excellent. Answered all our questions well. Well informed and great English.

Very knowledgeable and overall excellent guide!