Florence isn’t just a city; it’s a turning point in human history. Cradle of the Renaissance and birthplace of modern art, it’s where Michelangelo sculpted genius in marble and the Medici family ...

Edinburgh, a city perched on a series of extinct volcanoes, has played host to a history as layered as its landscape. From the medieval fortress of Edinburgh Castle to the intellectual ferment of the ...

Athens isn’t just a capital, it’s a cornerstone of Western civilization. This is the city where Socrates questioned, where the Parthenon rose, and where democracy first took root. With Context ...

Barcelona, a city where Roman ruins meet Gaudí’s modernist masterpieces, is a colorful mosaic of history, art, and culture. Context Travel’s Barcelona tours invite curious travelers to uncover its ...

The perfect kickoff to any trip, to learn how the city is laid out, how it functions, and to get insider tips that turn confusion into confidence. Whether Venice is just a pit stop or your first stop, ...

When you think of Lisbon, you imagine yellow trams climbing the hilly terrain. Traditional Fado music carries through the air as locals dance on a Friday evening – merriment spills out into the ...

Amsterdam is a city that rewards the curious. Beneath its postcard-perfect canals and historic facades lies a dynamic legacy of trade, tolerance, and innovation. From Golden Age painters and ...

Sydney, born from the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788, has evolved from a penal colony into a bustling metropolis, its streets layered with the stories of convicts, immigrants, and the trials of ...

Madrid, the heart of Spain, is a city where history is not merely told but lived. Established in the 9th century, Madrid has evolved from a Moorish fortress to the epicenter of the Spanish Habsburg ...

Are you ready to discover more about the greatest exponent of Catalan Modernism? This journey will reveal Gaudi's talent and what lies behind his majestic works. We’ll begin by looking at the history ...

From the famous sunflowers to iconic landscapes and self-portraits, Van Gogh and his work continue to influence our cultural imagination. But who was this man, and how did his tumultuous personality ...

On the afternoon of July 14, 1789, a rebelling rabble laid siege to France's most hated fortress: the Bastille. Freeing the few remaining political prisoners, the mob began, stone by stone, ...