A free walking tour?! Count me in! This one in Bruges is quality too. After living here for two…read moremonths, this tour still revealed several new pockets of the small city that I had yet to see. The information was super fascinating and it lasted about two hours. Just show up and enjoy the adventure. Definitely bring cash so you can tip your tour guide (per person).

We went on the historical tour with our guide, Nico!!!! He…read morewas Great!!! He made history very entertaining and memorable! There were people on our tour that had been on the tour the day before and came back with friends, just to hear Nico's information!

What an amazing discovery…read more We did not plan on or know about this museum. I wanted to visit the visitor center so that we could get a map and hopefully use the restroom and to our surprise. There was the Dover museum. It is free, but donations are always welcomed and there is a box up front. There are several floors and it tells about the history, the beginning of Dover, the military importance to the town and overall just a lot of great information and bonus, a life-size polar bear. Definitely start your day out here you'll understand more about the town and the history. I absolutely loved on the top floor. There is a hands on display and you can turn the wheel and it looks like moving pictures so it's like drawings that spin around that are running. That was really neat. There were staff throughout the museum, but no one was bothering you. We didn't have any questions so we didn't really interact with them. You could spend 10 minutes in here or you could spend two hours depending on what you want. I think we were in there probably for about 30 to 45 minutes. We were in no hurry.

Free entry and a Bronze Age boat dating from 1550BC, definitely worth a visit in my book. Also some…read morelocal history of the area.

Buyers beware - Single-day validity & de-prioritized entry!…read moreI purchased the all-inclusive Go City pass for a family of four for £357, which claims access to 107 London attractions. My mistake was missing the fine print - the pass is valid for one calendar day only, not even 24 hours. On Day 1, we tried Westminster Abbey at 1:30 PM but were turned away as they prioritized direct ticket holders over reseller passes like Go City. We managed to get on the London Eye at 5:30 PM, but on Day 2, at 9:00 AM at the Tower of London, we learned the pass had already expired! How can anyone visit more than 1-2 attractions in a single day, let alone 107? Spending £357 felt like throwing money down the drain. Some attractions even de-prioritize entry for reseller tickets like Go-City, as we experienced. You're better off booking directly with attractions rather than dealing with these misleading resellers.

We only had time to visit one site because lines were so long. We felt safe booking the pass…read morebecause of all their guarantees but the guarantees only come into play if you make it to at least 3 attractions. I sent a request for a refund of the price difference (per the guarantee on their website) and received a dismissive auto-reply rejecting my request. Save your money and buy tickets for attractions directly.