Art and Culture Trips

Explore the unique Kathmandu through the lens of a camera with a professional photographer. Walk through its narrow streets, squares and temples while looking for the perfect snapshot and playing with the lights, reflections, textures and details of the city.

Take a light bath with the first light of dawn and breathe deeply before starting the day with a private yoga class. Flow with the movements of this ancient art in front of the iconic Taj Mahal palace, following the teachings of an authentic master and connecting with this unique environment on a deep and spiritual level.

Sneak into the treasure room of the Bank of Mongolia and be dazzled by the valuable decorative gold pieces stored there: richly carved horse tack dating back to the time of the Huns. Contemplate the collection of coins and royal seals from the 13th century, minted by the great conqueror Genghis Khan.

Enjoy a private visit, after closing time, to the halls and galleries of the National Museum of Anthropology and History in Mexico City. Visit one of the most important museums in the world through its complete collection of pre-Columbian art, the largest in the world.

Unravel the most valuable cultural legacy of the Czech capital on a private tour of the Clementinum, the former university and current home of the National Library, together with its director; having the opportunity to browse the endless shelves of books, get lost in its stories, admire the panoramic views of the city from its tower and marvel at the meridian room.

Experience the essence of Parisian elegance aboard a luxurious and exclusive cruise on one of the most beautiful river avenues in the world, the Seine. Throughout this private tour, we will have the opportunity to discover the most iconic monuments of the city, such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Louvre Museum or the Musée D’Orsay, from a unique perspective, while enjoying the privacy and comfort of an authentic Venetian water limousine.

Lose yourself inside the artistic treasure that is the Opéra Garnier and discover, accompanied by a private guide, its surprising architectural richness, its silent corridors and its abundant decoration. Starting from the majestic Grand Ecalier, we will explore the auditorium, halls and lounges, normally closed to the public.

Enter exclusively the new Grand Egyptian Museum, still under construction, and admire what will be the largest archaeological museum in the world, which will house more than 50,000 works of Ancient Egypt.

Access the most recent excavations around the pyramids, in private and accompanied by the prestigious Dr. Mark Lehner, to learn the latest details known about these architectural wonders, their builders and the pharaohs who conceived them.

Admire the pyramids of Giza before their opening hours to the public, enter the paws of the Great Sphinx or privately explore the Wahtye tomb at Saqqara, an exclusive archaeological find. Be amazed by the tombs of Nefertari or Seti I, two masterpieces of Egyptian art.

Admire the unique fortified churches of Transylvania, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, getting to know these monuments unique in the world before taking to the skies over the Carpathian Mountains.

Explore, outside opening hours, the impressive Bran Castle and be able to freely walk through the galleries and rooms that inspired one of the most famous novels of the 19th century, Dracula. Enjoy a traditional dinner in the elegant Queen Mary’s Music Room.

Feel part of Montenegrin culture and walk through its history while touring the Bay of Boka and the towns of Kotor and Perast, intact medieval wonders. Reveal the secrets of its monumental buildings, including a UNESCO heritage palace that can be accessed privately.

Delve into Jewish traditions and history with the executive rabbi of the EMIH Association of Congregations of Hungarian Jews. Recreate in the neo-Renaissance details of the Budapest State Opera before attending a private concert or let the ivory keys sing their melody at the Béla Bartók Memorial House.

See the oldest library in Eastern Europe in the Strahov Monastery in Prague, learn its secrets alone and experience a private violin concert in the same room where the great Mozart composed some of his works.

Feel part of the fascinating legacy of Polynesian cultures in the Papenoo Valley, where an expert guide will bring to life the legends and treasures of Tahiti while exploring its wilderness by 4WD.

To be the kings of the only castle in all of Oceania, Larnach Castle, in the company of its current owner. Make the hands of time turn in the opposite direction and relive the stories that took place in the rooms and gardens of the fortress.

Let one’s personal tastes guide this experience and meet a renowned New Zealand artist. Chat and learn at the same time in an immersive visit to the world of painting, sculpture or photography, among other disciplines.

Cruise the waters of Sydney Harbour on a luxurious private sailboat, taste fresh oysters while enjoying the ambiance of the Sydney Fish Market or spend an unforgettable evening at the Opera House, the iconic interlocking shell building.

Find the silhouette of Bali on the horizon and explore its most amazing landscapes in the company of a naturalist guide. Explore jungles teeming with life, enjoy lunch overlooking rice paddies and watch an endless parade of temples while cycling.

Discover the ancient art of silk weaving in Laos and learn all the secrets of this traditional craft. Learn about the different types of weaving, test your skills at the loom or create your own design by dyeing a silk scarf.

Experience the serenity of Luang Prabang at sunrise. Watch the sun slowly illuminate the mountains as you participate in the tak bat ceremony, delivering food to Buddhist monks, a tradition deeply rooted in the spiritual life of Laos.

Delve into the unknown Laos and experience an exclusive meeting with Hans Berger, celebrated photographer and writer, at his private residence. Discover the secrets of his Buddhist photography archive and explore the visual legacy of Lao spirituality and culture through his lens.