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What To Expect

Free time on tour

Some itineraries offer time for students to explore the city with fellow travellers and their Group Leader. Your Tour Director knows the area well and can recommend local favourites and activities. Options might include a visit to a museum, sitting at a cafe to people-watch, souvenir shopping, taking pictures, listening to local music—the choices are endless. Travellers should check in with their Group Leader with any specific questions about free time during their tour.

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