“If you want to actively experience wherever you go, learn a lot, do more, see all the must-see sights
and explore those special places you would not have found on your own with people who share a love of new adventures – and pampering, Tauck Culturious should be at the top of your list.
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What is Culturious? We know that travel means a lot of different things to a lot of different people,
making experiential adventures like Culturious particularly difficult to define. So we asked a few of our Culturious guests to share their unique perspective and tell us how they would describe their Culturious trip. For Lannie and Kirk Morgan it was more about the personal discoveries they made with people and places they wanted to know more about. “We had traveled with Tauck before and very much appreciated the learning opportunities and first-class service we had on our trip. But we were interested in a more physically active journey that offered us all that, along with different ways of exploring a destination. We are bike riders... and
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loved pedaling through vineyards and medieval villages... we are runners so we welcome free time to go off on our own pace. We want to try new things so cooking classes with local chefs... at private vineyards... made our mouths water for an experience we couldn’t have on our own. We like being pampered and Tauck’s small, boutique hotels rolled out the red carpet for us and took such great care of us – we’d recommend all of them to our friends! Our hands-on art classes gave us a better appreciation of our museum visit. Our Range Rover trip in Carrara made us feel like we were in an Indiana Jones film and ordering gelato... in Italian... was great! Culturious made everything interesting and fun.” That’s Culturious.
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