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Sightseeing tours aren’t limited to your basic tour bus. Our travel writers bring you sightseeing adventures via bush plane, speedboat, hydrofoil, double-decker bus, and hot-air balloons, not to mention your own two feet. Plus, don’t forget that even a bus tour can open new worlds to you with the right guide and the right companions. BucketTripper hint: a two or three hour overview tour is a great way to get your bearings in a new-to-you city.
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Recent Sightseeing Articles:
Touring the Gettysburg Battlefield with a Gettysburg Guide
On Top of Chicago: Taking in Breathtaking View from Willis Tower Skydeck
Paddlewheeling down the Mississippi River in New Orleans
Cruising on the Yangtze to the Three Gorges Dam, China
Marveling from the Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Ferrying to the Princes’ Islands in Istanbul
Visiting Langa Township, Cape Town, South Africa
Crossing the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Northeast Wales
Touring the Gettysburg Battlefield with a Gettysburg Guide
On Top of Chicago: Taking in Breathtaking View from Willis Tower Skydeck
Paddlewheeling down the Mississippi River in New Orleans
Cruising on the Yangtze to the Three Gorges Dam, China
Marveling from the Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Ferrying to the Princes’ Islands in Istanbul
Visiting Langa Township, Cape Town, South Africa
Crossing the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Northeast WalesBucketTripper Tips
- Ask about group sizes. With no exceptions we can think of, smaller is better: Vans are better than mini-buses; mini-buses are better than buses.
- Ask about travel time, as well: You don’t want to bounce two hours on a bumpy road for half an hour of sight-seeing.
- Walking tours tend to be good value, and often reflect the quirky interests of the leader.







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