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European City Breaks Worksheet Paris To do: Disneyland Paris £49.25 for 1 day and 1 park OR £66.84 for 1 day and 2 parks. Top floor access to the Eiffel tower See the amazing views of Paris from 276m high. £12.70 – duration 2hrs. Quad bike city tour. Ride a quad bike around the heart of the city. £59 – duration 1hr 30m. Visit the Louvre Museum. Visit the art museum which homes thousands of masterpieces including the Mona Lisa. £17.74 – duration 1 hr. Big bus Hop-on Hop-off Tour See Paris’ famous landmarks including Eiffel tower, Notre-dame and the Louvre museum – does not include inside access to landmarks. £31.14 – duration 3hrs. Paris Zoological Park Visit Paris’ best rated Zoo and Aquarium. £17.83 – duration 4hrs. Paris Catacombs tour Explore the underground world of the Catacombs. Includes queue skip and audio tour guide. £32.66 –duration 2hrs. To eat: La Min Local French cuisine. Typical spend of £17 – recommended duration of 1hr 30m. Can Alegria Paris – Local cuisine, French, Mediterranean, veggie friendly. 5* on trip advisor – typical spend of £24 – recommended duration of 2hrs. Sacree Fleur – Steakhouse. 4.5* on trip advisor – typical spend of £35 – recommended duration for 1hr 30m. Prague To do: Private Beer Bike Prague Tour with Unlimited Preimum Beer 15-person bike tour around Prague’s historical streets with unlimited local beer and a speaker for you to play your own music throughout. £310 for group of 15 (£20.66 per person) – duration 2hrs. Admission ticket to Prague Castle Visit the largest castle in Europe which contains more than 700 rooms. £14.19 per person – duration 1hr. Prague Beer and Czech Tapas Evening Walking Tour Taste your way through Pragues lively bar scene and sample typical Czech tapas. £66 per person – duration 5hrs. Prague in One Day Sightseeing Tour Explore Pragues famous sights such as Prague castle, the national museum, The Old Town Square, Charles bridge and more. Does not include admission into landmarks. £27.50 per person – duration 3hr 30m Prague Zoo Admission Discover one of the best zoos in the world and see species such as polar bears, gorillas and elephants. £30.16 – duration 6hrs Prague Astronomical Clock Tower See amazing views of prague from the clock tower of the Astronomical clock. The medievel tower is considered as one of the citys most beloved landmarks. £14.50 – duration 1hr Pedalboat along Vltava River Enjoy a unique cruise along the Vtava river in the historic heart of Prague. £17 – duration 2hrs To eat: Restaurant Pepr a Sul Czech, Central European, Veggie & Vegan friendly Typical spend of £15 – reccomended duration 1hr 30m. ART&FOOD Had Local cuisine, Steakhouse, European. Typical spend of £30 – reccomened duration 1/2hrs. Amuni Italian, Pizza, mediterranean, european cusine. Typical spend of £10 – reccomeneded duration 1hr. Iceland To do: Day Trip from Reykjavik Discover the best sites of Iceland such as Thingvellir National park, multi-tiered waterfall and walk along bubbling geothermal pools. £46 – duration 7hrs. Southern Island Glaciers, Waterfalls and Beaches Day Tour Explore lava fields, icebergs and glaciers across the Southern coastline. £61.15 – duration 10hrs. Reykjavik City Walking Tour Explore the history and culture of the capital of Iceland. £43 – duration 2hr 30m. Glacier Hike on Sólheimajökull Overlook beautiful views of the glacier such as water cauldrons and natural ice sculptures. £102 – duration 3hr 30m. Afternoon Tour from Reykjavik Explore the unique volcanic and arctic nature of Iceland. £44.15 – duration 8hrs. Northern Lights Night Tour from Reykjavik Take a night trip to witness the famous Northern lights £41 – duration 4hrs. Whale Watching Tour from Reykjavik Look out for dolphins and humpbacks on this whale watching cruise. £69 – duration 3hrs. To eat: 101 Reykjavik Street Food Local cuisine, seafood, street food. Typical spend of £10 – Recommended duration 45m/1hr. Resto Seafood, Scandinavian, veggie friendly. Typical spend of £22 – recommended duration 1hr 30m. Lamb street food European, street food, veggie and vegan friendly. Typical spend of £11 – recommended 1hr. Barcelona To do: Camp Nou Stadium Tour Visit the playing field, commentator’s boxes and the FC Barcelona museum. £26 – duration 3hrs. Barcelona City Bike Tour Explore the back streets of Barcelona and find the hidden gems, this bike tour is a great introduction to the fabulous city. £25 – duration 3hrs. Paella Maestro cooking class Learn step-by-step how to cook traditional paella and how to make your own Sangría! £33 – duration 2hrs 30m. Barcelona Boat Trip Swim in Barcelona’s crystal clear waters. £49.90 – duration 2hrs 30m. Flamenco Night at Tablao Cordobes Watch an internationally renowned flamenco group perform in Barcelona’s legendary Tablao Cordobes. £39 – Duration 1hr 30m. Montjuic Cable Car Enjoy breath-taking views of the city and sea on the Montjuic cable car. £11.50 – Duration 30m. PortAventura theme park One day entrance ticket to a theme-park with six different worlds of adventure in one destination. £49 – Duration 7hrs. To eat: Bodega Biarritz Mediterranean and Spanish cuisine, veggie & vegan friendly. Typical spend of £15 – recommended duration of 1hr 30m. Pizzaria Da Nanni Barcelona Italian, pizza, fast food. Typical spend of £8 – recommended duration of 1hr. Restaurante Bivio Local cuisine, Mediterranean and seafood. Veggie friendly. Typical spend of £32 – Recommended duration of 2hrs. Amsterdam Heineken Experience The self-guided interactive journey through the world of Heineken. £16 – duration 2hr 30m. Pedal boat Your own sightseeing tour of Amsterdam through the canals £14.50 – duration 1hr 30m. Amsterdam City Bike Tour Learn about Amsterdam’s culture by riding through the most beautiful and interesting aspects of the city. £25 – duration 3hrs. Anne Frank House Experience the story of Anne Frank through quotes, photos, videos and original items. £11 – duration 1hr 30m. Van Gogh Museum Discover the world’s largest collection of works by Vincent Van Gogh. £18 – duration 1hr 30m. Zaanse Schans Windmills, Marken and Voldendam trip Leave Amsterdam behind and discover the typical Dutch countryside seeing authentic wooden houses, windmills and fishing villages. £53 – duration 5hrs 30m. Amsterdam walking tour See the sights of Amsterdam from a local’s perspective. Visit the largest street market in the Netherlands, Vondelpark and much more. £44 – duration 4hrs. To eat: De Silveren Spiegel Local cuisine, Dutch, veggie & vegan friendly. Typical spend of £30 – recommended duration of 2hrs. Hearth International, European, veggie & vegan friendly. Typical spend of £15 – recommended duration of 1hr 30m. Mortimer Amsterdam Café, Dutch, healthy, veggie friendly. Typical spend of £8 – recommended duration of 1hr. .
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