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Italy

To get a full refund, cancellation must be no less than 8 days before the local start time of the experience.

If traveler cancels their booking from 7 to 0 days before the local start time of the experience, no refund is provided.

This experience takes you on a journey through the rise and decline of the Medici family, exploring two extraordinary sites tied to their legacy. You begin at the Medici Chapels, the monumental burial place behind San Lorenzo. Far more than a tomb, this complex was designed to glorify the family’s power. You'll visit the Chapel of the Princes, a stunning display of Florentine mosaics and colored marbles, and Michelangelo’s New Sacristy, where art and dynastic ambition meet in sculpted form.

Afterwards, you stroll through the heart of Florence, pausing for a coffee along the way, before reaching Palazzo Pitti. Once the lavish residence of the grand dukes, this palace reflects centuries of Medici grandeur. You'll explore masterpieces by Raphael, Titian and Rubens, walk through the royal apartments, and gaze out toward the Boboli Gardens. Alongside beauty and magnificence, you’ll also uncover the private stories and scandals that shaped the dynasty’s dramatic fall.

What makes this experience unique is the way it reveals the Medici not only as patrons of the arts or political players, but as lasting architects of Florence itself. Their influence shaped the city’s culture and institutions, but also its very structure — from sacred chapels to private palaces, from hidden symbols to grand urban planning decisions that still define the cityscape today.

Guided by someone who knows Florence intimately and has spent years exploring its layers, you’ll gain access to insights that go beyond the surface. This is a journey through art and architecture, but also an exploration of how a single family forged the image of a city and projected its power through time and space.

Whether it’s a mosaic, a painting or a room with a view, each stop in this experience is a key to understanding how the Medici helped write Florence’s past — and, in many ways, its present.

Walking Tour in Florence exploring Medici chapels, palaces, mosaics, and grand ducal history.

Applies when fewer than the minimum participants book.
This ensures the experience runs at its required minimum price.

The Medici Cast

Full guidance.

Museum entries.

A coffee break.

You'll meet Guido in Piazza della Madonna degli Aldobrandini 1.

Guido Scattola is a licensed guide with over six years of experience bringing Italy’s cultural heritage to life. Born in Venice and raised in Tuscany, he found in Florence a city that captured both his heart and his curiosity. Since 2018, he has led visitors through its streets, museums, and quiet corners, sharing not only the grandeur of Renaissance art and architecture but also the subtle charm of the city’s lesser-known stories.

What makes Guido’s approach unique is his ability to balance the majestic with the intimate. Whether he’s guiding you through the opulent halls of the Medici, exploring the legacy of Dante, or unveiling the traditions behind Florentine fashion, he does so with contagious enthusiasm and deep knowledge. For Guido, every detail in Florence tells a story — and his passion lies in revealing how those stories weave together into something unforgettable.

Portugal

Journey through the enchanting landscapes of Peneda-Gerês National Park, a world-renowned biosphere reserve. This private full-day tour begins with a scenic drive from Porto, passing through historical villages and stunning natural terrains, culminating in an immersive experience in Portugal's only national park. 

Begin your adventure at the historic Ponte da Misarela, an ancient bridge steeped in legend. Journey through the charming village of Fafião, experiencing local life and traditions. Marvel at the beauty of one of the mesmerizing waterfalls in the Park where you can swim in crystal-clear waters. Be captivated by the breathtaking views from Miradouro da Pedra Bela and enjoy a traditional picnic lunch with the mountains at your feet. Explore the charming Vila do Gerês, soaking in the unique atmosphere of this mountain village. Interact with local people, and see the region's diverse fauna, including (if we are lucky) the famous Garrano horses.

Private vehicle will transport you from your pick up location until the Area of the tour.

This tour offers a deep dive into the natural and cultural heart of northern Portugal. Peneda-Gerês National Park, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, is a treasure trove of biodiversity and geological wonders. Experience the tranquility of lush forests, the beauty of cascading waterfalls, and the thrill of swimming in therapeutic cold waters. Admire pastoral mountain views along the drive, hike through its landscapes, and engage with local communities makes this tour a truly immersive experience. The inclusion of visits to lesser known yet culturally rich locations like Fafião adds a unique dimension to the tour, allowing for genuine interactions and a glimpse into rural Portuguese life. The tour also supports local communities, with donations to a shepherd association, fostering a connection between visitors and the region's traditional practices.

The day concludes with a comfortable ride back to Porto. This return journey offers a time to reflect on the day's adventures, the natural wonders explored, and the cultural insights gained.

You will be dropped off at your hotel in Porto.

Time to relax and reflect on a full day of nature and cultural interactions.

Drive from Peneda-Gerês National Park to Porto.

Drive back to Porto

Be mesmerized by the breathtaking views from the Pedra Bela viewpoint. This spot offers a panoramic vista of the park's diverse landscapes, providing a moment of awe and contemplation. Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of Gerês' iconic viewpoints. 

This meal is an opportunity to rest and absorb the mountain's majestic presence while interacting with local inhabitants and learning about their way of life. Conclude your tour in Vila do Gerês, a charming mountain village that embodies the spirit of the park. 

Enjoy a picnic lunch with stunning views in Peneda-Gerês National Park.

 Picnic Lunch & Cultural Visit

Reaching Peneda-Gerês National Park from the city of Porto, is a quick trip by car, covering a distance of 66 miles (107 km). The journey takes around an hour and fifteen minutes.

Pick up and Drop off included at the hotel in Porto. Private transportation included. After booking, chat with Diogo to share your hotel details. 

Your journey begins with a convenient pick-up from your hotel in Porto. A private vehicle, accompanied by an experienced guide, ensures a comfortable start to your day of exploration. 

Begin your adventure with a private pick-up in Porto, starting a day of exploration and culture. 

Pick up in Porto

Ponte da Misarela, a medieval stone bridge enveloped in legend, arcs gracefully over the Rio Rabagão in northern Portugal, a structure as rich in history as it is in lore. Dating back to the Middle Ages and rebuilt in the 19th century, it sits at the bottom of a steep ravine, isolated and majestic, supported by a single arch spanning 13 meters. According to legend, the devil himself crafted this bridge.

Misarela stands as a testament to medieval engineering and the enduring power of local folklore. Nestled within lush vegetation, with waterfalls cascading nearby after rains and inviting river dips in summer, Misarela serves as a gateway to a world where history, myth, and nature intertwine seamlessly.

Explore the legendary Ponte da Misarela, where medieval history and folklore cross paths.

Ponte da Misarela

Explore Fafião, a quaint village where time seems to stand still. The village of Fafião stands out as a unique gem due to its rich blend of historical traditions and community-driven initiatives. Experience the warmth of local hospitality and learn about rural life in the park. There is a short visit inside the local museum/post office where we meet the owner who is a village local and the local Shepherd association.  This is a truly special visit made possible by the connections that the guide has to the village. It's a rare glimpse into the harmonious balance between tradition and progress.

-	Nestled in northern Portugal, Fafião is home to Fojo do Lobo, ancient wolf pits that speak volumes of the region's historical approach to wildlife management. These structures are relics of the past.

Furthermore, Fafião is characterized by the presence of traditional espigueiros, or granaries, which showcase the ingenuity of past agricultural practices. These elevated wooden structures, designed to protect crops from pests and ensure dry storage, are a testament to the village's deep-rooted agrarian heritage. 

What truly sets Fafião apart, however, is the Associação Vezeira de Fafião. This local shepherd association embodies the spirit of the village, focusing on revitalizing the community, preserving intangible heritage, and creating a harmonious balance between tourism and local life. Their innovative shepherd management system is a remarkable example of sustainable rural living., facilitating effective livestock management and strengthening community bonds. 

Explore Fafião's timeless charm where ancient traditions & community spirit create a unique culture.

Fafião Village Visit

Hike through the park's lush landscapes to one of the stunning Waterfalls in the region, something that would be hard to find on your own. Here, you can take a refreshing dip in the waterfall's therapeutic cold waters, a rejuvenating experience amidst nature's beauty.

This experience combines the thrill of discovery with the healing touch of nature. The waterfall, secluded and majestic, offers a moment of solitude and connection with the natural world, presenting a stark contrast to the bustling city life.

Go on a hike to a hidden waterfall for a swim in nature's serene and healing embrace.

Hike and Swim at a Waterfall

Nature Day Trip to Peneda‑Gerês National Park from Porto with waterfalls, heritage, and wildlife.

Pick up in Porto - Ponte da Misarela - Fafião Village Visit - Hike and Swim at a Waterfall - Picnic Lunch and Cultural Interaction - Return to Porto

How To (Not) Get Lost in Gerês

Guided visits to Ponte da Misarela, Fafião, and Vila do Gerês.

Private round-trip transportation from Porto.

Hike to a waterfall with swimming opportunity (weather permitting).

Stop at Miradouro da Pedra Bela for panoramic views.

Traditional picnic lunch with mountain scenery.

Interaction with local communities and fauna sightings.

Donation to local shepherd association (with certificate).

Comfortable hiking footwear and swimwear (if interested).
Camera to capture the park’s beauty.
Appetite for adventure and local gastronomy.
Sunscreen and a hat for protection.
Insect repellant.
Eagerness to explore and connect with nature and culture.

We will pick you up from your hotel in Porto. Share with Diogo via Fernwayer chat after booking.

Guided and interpreted by trained and experienced local guides who are naturalists and well-versed with the local region, this tour is enriched with personal stories, insights into local customs, and deep knowledge of the park's natural wonders. It would be hard to appreciate the multi-dimensional aspects of this park without the expertise of the guide.

A 6-hour photographic journey led by the acclaimed photographer Marco Secchi or his associates Luca or Sandra, exploring the vibrant yet lesser-known locales of Venice's North Lagoon. "Serena" conveys calmness, tranquility, and a sense of serene history, reflecting the slow, peaceful, and historically rich ambiance of the Northern Lagoon, a place where the rich heritage of Venice has been nurtured and preserved. 

This photo adventure takes you through the heart of Burano, Torcello, San Francesco del Deserto, and other hidden islands. You'll experience the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of these enchanting areas. Secchi's deep knowledge and photographic prowess will guide you in capturing the unique essence of these landscapes and communities. From the colorful vibrancy of Burano to the ancient serenity of Torcello, and the spiritual tranquility of San Francesco del Deserto, this workshop offers a diverse range of photographic experiences. 

Get to Venice via water, air or rail. After booking, chat to share where in Venice you're staying so we can coordinate the pick-up/meeting point.

This expedition is distinct due to its focus on lesser-known islands, providing an intimate look into Venice's hidden beauty. You'll be guided by Marco Secchi, an award-winning photographer known for his editorial and travel photography. His workshops are renowned for combining technical skill-building with creative exploration, suitable for photographers at all levels. Whether you're an amateur or a professional, you'll find valuable learning and growth opportunities in capturing landscapes, architecture, and cultural elements. The workshop emphasizes storytelling through imagery, allowing you to capture not just photos but the stories and memories of Venice's less-explored areas.

Conclude your photographic journey with a return trip to Venice via vaporetto.

Capture any final shots during the scenic Vaporetto ride, and discuss reflections and learnings.

Return to Venice

Explore Burano's brightly colored houses and lace-making tradition. 

Get there by Vaporetto. Wander the island on foot.

Capture the vivid hues and intricate patterns, and challenge your perspective with both color and monochrome photography.

Burano: A Palette of Colors

Start your expedition with a Vaporetto ride from Venice to Burano.

Chat after completing the booking to confirm pickup/meeting location. 

You'll get to see the lagoon in the morning light. It's a 40-minute public vaporetto ride to Burano. The ride is an adventure in itself as you pass by the many islands in the Northern Lagoon. 

Departure from Venice 

Travel to Torcello, an island known for its rich history and tranquil atmosphere. 

Explore Torcello's ancient sites and rustic charm. Capture the contrast between its historical significance and the vibrancy of Burano.

Torcello: Capturing History

A short boat ride takes you to the tranquil San Francesco del Deserto, an island steeped in spiritual heritage. This segment is a bit more challenging, as San Francesco del Deserto is not directly connected by regular vaporetto lines. We'll arrange for this part of the trip in advance,  through a private boat service and by contacting the monks at San Francesco del Deserto.

Immerse in the serenity of San Francesco del Deserto. Photograph the ancient monastery and the island's serene landscapes. 

San Francesco del Deserto: Peaceful Reflections

San Francesco del Deserto

Photo Tour in Venice, cruising the lagoon to Burano, Torcello, and San Francesco del Deserto.

Venice - Burano - Torcello - San Francisco del Deserto

Serena | The Northern Lagoon

Guided private photo tour with a professional photographer for a fixed group of 2 participants (with or without camera). Children under 12 may join free in addition.

Personalized photography guidance for all levels, covering camera settings, lighting, composition, creative exposure, artistic expression, and storytelling.

Transportation between islands; using mostly public vaporetto.

Refreshments and coffee throughout the tour.

Camera equipment.
Comfortable attire and walking shoes.
Enthusiasm for photography.


After booking, chat with Marco to share hotel details - so he can confirm where to meet / pickup location. 

Marco Secchi is an award-winning photographer and Getty Images contributor and is renowned for his expertise in storytelling through photography. His associates, Luca, and Nicola, also bring their unique perspectives and skills to the tours, ensuring a diverse and comprehensive learning experience. Depending on the day of your tour, you will be accompanied by Marco, Luca, or Nicola.

Japan

The breathtaking beauty of a woman in a kimono is a memory many travelers carry home from Japan. Yet the kimono cannot be worn without its equally elegant counterpart, the obi—a belt-like accessory whose colors and patterns enhance the garment. In this hands-on experience, French fashion designer Clémentine opens up her world, sharing deep knowledge of kimono and obi through a relaxed creative workshop.

She’ll take you on a journey through time, explaining the evolution of these garments and how advances in textile manufacturing shaped their design. You'll explore different types of kimono, learn about their occasions and etiquette, and see up-close the textiles — brocade, silk, hand-dyed patterns — that make each piece distinct.

Then comes the transformation: choosing from Clémentine’s collection of vintage obi, you’ll design your own modern accessory — a pouch that breathes new life into traditional materials, letting you carry a piece of Japan with you.

While kimono remain an important part of Japanese tradition, many are worn only once — at weddings or formal events — then stored away and forgotten. Clémentine’s workshop honors these garments and the artisans behind them by giving the fabric new purpose.

Her shop is rooted in upcycling, but it’s more than sustainability: it’s about artful transformation. She selects obi with patterns too bold or ornate for modern daily wear, and turns them into striking, functional accessories. In doing so, she reconnects this heritage craft with everyday life.

A trained designer with a deep reverence for Japanese textiles, Clémentine approaches each piece with care. She believes this process honors the artisans who created the textiles, allowing their art to be seen, admired, and used once again. By guiding you to create something beautiful and personal, she invites you to participate in a living tradition — one shaped by both preservation and creativity.

Craft Workshop in Kyoto: Learn the story of the kimono obi and transform it into a modern accessory.

Transforming the Japanese Obi

Seasonal sweets and tea to enjoy.

The selection and partial construction of your bag (by yourself) from a large selection of beautiful obi.

The completion of the bag-making process by Clémentine and shipping to your home is included. Depending on your destination country, additional customs, tariffs or processing fees may apply. If so, Clémentine will inform you transparently, and these can be paid to her directly at her studio.

Just your curiosity and creativity as you learn about kimono and obi and choose the patterns for your bag design.

During this experience you will be creating a unique bum bag/pouch, but you can also chose to upgrade to another design on the day (for an additional cost to be paid onsite). Clutches, travel bags or backpacks are available upgrade options and samples will be displayed on site.

The experience is held in Clementine's studio at the address mentioned. Simply open the door when you arrive and let yourself in.

Clementine has a background in fashion design and has become an expert in Japanese traditional textiles while living in Japan for over a decade. She will welcome you into her lovely studio located in a quiet Kyoto neighborhood, where you can enjoy learning, making, conversing, and discovering at your own pace.

Mexico

This is an uncommon dawn capsule in Xochimilco — paddle-driven and nature-focused — you’re back in the city before the canals get busy. Private pickup from your accommodation in Mexico City gets you to the World Heritage wetlands in time for sunrise. 

You board a cayuco — a native, paddle-driven canoe — for a two-hour canoeing adventure through ancestral canals and the man-made farm islands known as chinampas, in use for over a thousand years. Along the way you’ll take in seasonal flora and fauna — marigolds and water lilies on the surface, wading and water birds such as herons, and native aquatic life like charal and frogs. 

As you paddle, your host — an expert in environmental sustainability and Xochimilco’s culture — sets the scene with history and biodiversity. You’ll pause in a lagoon to experience a beautiful sunrise while enjoying a tea or coffee and amaranth cookies (sesame, flaxseed, sunflower seeds), then continue the route before transferring back to the city. 

First built millennia ago, these canals open a direct window onto Mexico City’s pre-colonial landscape. Most visitors meet Xochimilco on brightly painted trajineras with loudspeakers and drinks; you travel in a low cayuco, close to the water, with birdsong instead. At dawn there are few boats, stiller water, more reflections, and a clean soundscape. 

Your hosts are committed to wetland biodiversity and the chinampa tradition — both under pressure from urban growth and invasive species; you’ll see how local stewards care for plots and waterways while learning the plants and animals that define this ecosystem. 

Enjoying the sunrise at a lagoon, this is a magical and restorative morning experience which will transport you out of the busyness of Mexico City and into the calm of this historic and beautiful setting. Your visit helps support sustainability projects led by Armando and his colleagues, and private transport adds a layer of ease for the early start.

Sunrise Canoe Tour in Xochimilco, Mexico City: ancestral canals, birdsong & local ecological insight

Ancestral Canals at Dawn

Private two-hour paddle canoe tour in a cayuco through Xochimilco’s canals.

Return private transport from your accommodation in Mexico City.

Guided interpretation of history, ecology, and chinampa culture – by an expert in environmental sustainability and Xochimilco’s culture.

Warm drink (tea or coffee) and amaranth cookies.

Your visit helps support on-site conservation, restoration and education initiatives.

Wear practical clothes and be ready for a bit of exercise: you’ll be canoeing for an extended stretch.

The stated duration covers time on the canals, plus 45 minutes each way for transfer from/to CDMX;; however total time may run longer because Mexico City traffic is unpredictable. Please allow flexibility on the finish in case of delays getting to the launch or returning. 

You will be picked up from your accommodation in Mexico City. Chat with Armando post booking to finalize pickup details. Given sunrise time in Mexico City varies between ~6 AM and ~7 AM, the pickup time from the hotel may vary slightly throughout the year (between 5–6 AM). The exact time will be shared after booking.

Armando and his colleagues are dedicated to the conservation and restoration of Mexico's wetlands. As biologists, farmers, traditional chefs, and educators, they are the perfect team to host you in Xochimilco and ensure your visit to this area helps to sustain and regenerate this historic zone. They are an interdisciplinary team driven by social impact and creating projects that help to improve the quality of life for the communities, wildlife and nature of the wetlands. Their ecotourism projects are part of their wider efforts to use community engagement to tackle environmental issues.

Chile

Co-hosted by a local couple with a combined 20 years of experience in astro-tourism, this astronomy experience takes place beneath some of the clearest night skies in the world in a boutique observatory installed at a private residence on the outskirts of San Pedro de Atacama. Comfort is of utmost priority: you will first be seated in a cozy lounge where Juan Pablo will devote 30 minutes to the fundamentals of astronomy. After warming up over hot beverages and local liqueur, you will be ushered outside to the telescope area and invited to survey the night sky for celestial objects with Valeria.

This observatory contains two state-of-the-art Dobsonian Telescopes (16' and 12'), which enable you to see planets, star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies. Valeria will demonstrate how to use the telescopes and point out a variety of celestial objects over the course of the session—note that items spotted is dependent on the conditions/season. Hammock chairs are provided for maximum comfort!

This is an intuitive and highly personalized stargazing experience hosted by a bilingual local couple. Valeria and Juan Pablo wouldn't dream of relying on a script. Besides being experts in regional astronomy and ecosystems, your hosts know to read the room; they will tune in with your level of knowledge and adapt the activity accordingly. For budding skywatchers who have never seen a telescope, this is your opportunity to pose those lingering questions you may feel shy to ask in a large, shared tour. Seasoned stargazers can improve their understanding and sharpen their technical ability in a private observatory setting.

There is no photoshoot in this experience. Rather than spending time posing for photos, Valeria and Juan Pablo dedicate the entire session to sharing knowledge, wisdom, and passion for the night sky. Their commentary leans towards modern cosmology and scientific discovery. Winter sessions include more discussion of the Andean worldview and Indigenous practices.

Stargazing Astronomy Tour in Atacama Desert—see planets and star clusters with Dobsonian Telescopes.

A Night Under The Desert Sky

Astronomy and stargazing experience in San Pedro de Atacama (average duration: 1 hour and 45 minutes).

x2 licensed, expert, bilingual guides.

Private transportation to/from your hotel in San Pedro (10-minute drive, in most cases).

Use of x2 Dobsonian Telescopes. 

Hot beverages and premium local liqueurs.

** Explanations can be adapted for younger travelers, making the experience just as inspiring and accessible for children.

Warm clothing: most of the experience takes place outdoors and the desert is cold at night.
Down jacket/windbreaker, beanie hat, and gloves are recommended in all seasons.
Bring a notebook in case you wish to write anything down.
** Sightings of specific celestial objects cannot be guaranteed. 
** There is less visibility of stars in the days leading up to and during the Full Moon phase.

Valeria's co-host, Juan Pablo, will pick you up from your hotel in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, and bring you to the observatory (10-minute drive). Please advise the name and address of your hotel upon booking the experience. 
*Note that pick-up times vary slightly based on the season.

This experience is co-hosted by Valeria Heindl and Juan Pablo Rivas. Valeria is a passionate naturalist and conservationist who has resided in San Pedro de Atacama for over a decade. While operating her tour business, she has fostered deep roots in the community. Her expertise lies in the region's natural history, from its intricate geology and flora to wildlife (in particular, its avifauna), to its astronomy. She worked as a senior astronomy guide at the largest privately-owned observatory in San Pedro for five years before developing this astronomy venture with her husband, who has worked as an astronomy guide for over 15 years.  Juan Pablo now runs his own adventure tourism company in town.

Together, Valeria and Juan Pablo will introduce you to the science, the heritage, the cultural significance, and the pure wonder of the Atacama Desert's night skies. As avid travelers and experts in natural history and astronomy, you'll find their experience illuminating in more ways than one!

This full-day tour from Lisbon explores Portugal's medieval heritage, architecture, and scenic beauty, highlighting the Knights Templar's profound influence. Begin at Almourol Castle, a well-preserved Templar fortress strategically placed on a Tagus (Tejo) River islet. Built to defend the borders of the then-young Portuguese kingdom, it exemplifies medieval military ingenuity and the Templars' pivotal role in securing the emerging nation.

Next, visit Tomar, a town steeped in Templar history. Stroll through its historic center, visiting landmarks like the medieval synagogue, one of Portugal's oldest, and the picturesque Nabão River. Savor a traditional Portuguese lunch, immersing in regional flavors.

Finally, explore the Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing Romanesque, Gothic, Manueline, Renaissance, Mannerist, Baroque architecture—500 years of Portuguese artistic evolution. Once the Templars' headquarters, it later became the Order of Christ's base.

This tour delves into the origins of Portugal in the 12th century, when the Tagus River formed the natural border between the fledgling Christian kingdom and southern Islamic lands. Military Orders like the Knights Templar shaped the region by creating a defensive line of fortifications along the river. These structures ensured military protection while fostering economic and religious development, setting the stage for Portugal's rise as a global power.

By the 13th century, Portugal's borders were firmly established, and independence from Castile was consolidated in the 14th century. This allowed Portugal to embark on the transformative Age of Discoveries in the 15th century. Tomar became the center of this era with the construction of the Convent of Christ. Kings and princes left an enduring legacy, reflected in Portugal’s arts, architecture, and culture.

Guided by Tiago’s vivid storytelling and deep insights, this tour reveals intricate connections between history and culture. 

Travel directly from your Lisbon accommodation to Almourol Castle in a private car. Along the way, it's the perfect opportunity to get to know Tiago. He'll set the stage - providing key historical context about the Tagus River (Tejo) and Almourol Castle’s role in defending the Portuguese kingdom during the medieval era.

Tiago will share concise, engaging insights into Almourol’s strategic importance. Tailored to your interests, the commentary will highlight the Knights Templar’s legacy, connecting you to the day’s exploration.

Private transfer from Lisbon to Almourol Castle, start to an exceptional historical private tour. 

Lisbon to Almourol

The Castle of Almourol, perched on a rocky islet in the middle of the Tagus River (Tejo), is one of Portugal’s most striking medieval military monuments. It evokes the memory of the Knights Templar, who rebuilt the castle in 1171 under the leadership of Grand Master Gualdim Pais. Though its origins remain mysterious, Almourol once served as a strategic stronghold during the defense of the young Portuguese kingdom.

After the Knights Templar’s dissolution, the castle fell into disrepair, later damaged by the 1755 earthquake. It was creatively restored in the 19th and 20th centuries and remains a symbol of medieval artistry. Accessible only by boat, you can explore its walls, climb the tower, and view an exhibition detailing Templar innovations brought from the Orient and the castle’s unique relationship with the river.

Almourol is one of the most distinctive castles in Portugal, because of its historical significance and surrounding landscape. 

Tiago narrates the castle’s fascinating history, from its mysterious origins to its Templar reconstruction and eventual decline. The journey to Almourol by boat sets the tone for an immersive experience, offering you different perspectives of the fortress as it rises from the river. Inside, Tiago explains the innovative construction techniques used by the Templars and how they adapted knowledge from the East. Walk the walls, climb the tower, and take in breathtaking views of the Tagus River and the surrounding natural landscape while uncovering the castle’s enduring connection to Portugal’s medieval past.

Private tour to Almourol Castle, a Knights Templar fortress on Tagus River islet, accessible by boat

Almourol Castle

Savor the flavors of Tomar with a traditional lunch in a medieval-style restaurant. Before exploring the historical center, indulge in local specialties such as lamb, charcuterie, river fish like eel or allis shad, and vegetable dishes prepared with regional ingredients. Afterward, enjoy Tomar’s famous convent-inspired pastries at a renowned local pastry shop. Favorites include the whimsical “Beija-me depressa” (Kiss Me Quickly) and the delicate “Fatias de Tomar” (Slices of Tomar), offering a sweet connection to the town’s rich culinary heritage.

“Tomar has a special way of combining tradition and flavor,” Tiago says. He’ll guide you through dishes like lamb, charcuterie, or river fish, sharing how local ingredients and centuries-old recipes bring these meals to life. Tiago’s passion shines when talking about Tomar’s convent-inspired sweets. “These pastries aren’t just desserts; they’re stories of ingenuity,” he’ll explain, pointing out how the nuns created delicacies like the playful “Beija-me depressa” (Kiss Me Quickly) or the intricate “Fatias de Tomar.” As you savor each bite, Tiago ensures every flavor is a gateway to Tomar’s rich culinary and cultural history.

Savor local cuisine and convent-inspired sweets during lunch in a traditional Tomar restaurant.

A Taste of Tomar

The Convent of Christ, perched on a hill above Tomar, is a monumental UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing 500 years of Portuguese arts and architecture. This vast complex includes the Templar Castle of Tomar, the Gothic, Manueline, Renaissance, and Mannerist convent structures, and features like the conventual wall, Seven Hills Woods, Pegões Aqueduct, and the Immaculate Conception Hermitage. Together, they reflect the artistic and historical evolution of Portugal.

The site bears the marks of key figures like Portugal’s first king, Afonso Henriques, Templar Grand Master Gualdim Pais, and later leaders such as King Manuel I and King João III. Highlights include the Templar Charola, inspired by Jerusalem’s Holy Sepulchre; the Manueline Chapter House Window, symbolizing Portugal’s Age of Discoveries; and the Mannerist Cloisters, emblematic of the Counter-Reformation.

Tiago immerses you in the Convent of Christ and Templar Castle, part of one of the largest and most enduring monument complexes in European architecture. This monumental structure hosts some of the most spectacular and emblematic achievements in Portuguese arts: the Templar Charola, a medieval round temple inspired by Jerusalem’s Holy Sepulchre; the Manueline Chapter House Window, an iconic maritime design reflecting Portugal’s Age of Discoveries; and the grand Mannerist Cloisters, built as an example of the Counter-Reformation movement.

Beyond its artistic achievements, Tiago will vividly share how the building has witnessed Portugal’s most significant historic events over 500-700 years, spanning both glorious and tragic periods: the birth of the nation, the Christian Reconquest against the Moors, the achievements of the Age of Discoveries, as well as darker moments like the loss of independence to Spain, the French Napoleonic invasions, and the 19th-century Liberal Revolution.

Explore Tomar’s Convent of Christ, a vast UNESCO site blending 500 years of Portuguese art & history

Convent of Christ

Conclude your journey with a comfortable and safe private transfer from Tomar to your Lisbon accommodation. Relax in the car as you reflect on the day’s discoveries, traveling through the picturesque Portuguese countryside. This seamless transfer ensures you return to Lisbon feeling rested and enriched by your experience.

Tiago ensures the return journey is as engaging as the rest of the tour. While you relax, this is a final chance to discuss the history, stories, and cultural insights from the day. 

Private transfer from Tomar to your Lisbon hotel, ensuring a comfortable and seamless journey.

Tomar to Lisbon

Explore the Historic Center of Tomar, where centuries of history and artistry converge. Walk through cobblestoned streets lined with whitewashed houses, medieval churches, tiled 19th-century facades, and even a contemporary architecture museum. Tomar’s compact layout reflects its medieval origins, with a cross-shaped design oriented to the compass points, anchored by convents at each end. The Republic Square forms the town’s center, while the imposing Castle and Convent of Christ dominate the hilltop.

The Nabão River adds charm with its historic infrastructures like the Levada and the Mouchão Wheel. Across the river stands the Church of Santa Maria do Olival, home to the tombs of notable Knights Templar, including Gualdim Pais, the town’s founder. Tomar’s Jewish heritage is also preserved in the restored 15th-century synagogue, now the Abraão Zacuto Museum, located in the town’s former Jewish Quarter.

Tiago will share Tomar’s rich history, starting with its medieval cross-shaped layout, designed with convents at each compass point. “Tomar may be small,” Tiago notes, “but its history is monumental.” As you walk through the oldest urban area, now filled with restaurants, old shops, and cafes, Tiago will explain how these elements reflect centuries of transformation.

At the Nabão River, Tiago will highlight structures like the Levada and the Mouchão Wheel, tracing their evolution through different periods. Crossing the river, he'll lead you to the Church of Santa Maria do Olival, where the tombs of prominent Knights Templar, including Gualdim Pais, reveal Tomar’s Templar legacy.

Tiago will introduce you to Tomar’s Jewish heritage at the restored 15th-century synagogue, now Abraão Zacuto Museum. “Tomar isn’t just about Christian history,” he says, “it’s a tapestry of cultures and beliefs.” His engaging storytelling ensures this walking tour resonates with the town’s layered history.

Walk through Tomar’s Historic Center, a mix of medieval streets, convents, churches, Jewish heritage

Historic Center of Tomar

Day Trip from Lisbon to Almourol Castle & Tomar’s UNESCO Convent of Christ, legacy of the Templars.

On the Route of the Templars

Visit to Almourol Castle on the Tagus River islet.

Guided walk through Tomar’s historic center.

Visit to the medieval synagogue and Nabão River area.

Guided tour of the Convent of Christ, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Lunch featuring traditional Portuguese cuisine.

Pastry-tasting experience with local specialties.

Transportation from your hotel in Lisbon to Almourol and Tomar.

Comfortable walking shoes, camera, and a spirit of exploration!

We will start in Lisbon from your accommodation (chat with Tiago after booking to provide hotel details). A private car from Lisbon to Almourol, then to Tomar and back, is included. 

Born and raised in Lisbon, Tiago Neiva has an extensive background in architecture, and a master's degree in the Teaching of Visual Arts. His expertise includes the art and architecture of al-Andalus and the confluence of Arab, Jewish, and Christian medieval cultures. Tiago's guided tours are known for their depth and insight, covering aspects like architectural heritage, cultural and social context, and vivid and engaging descriptions.

Florence is known for its beauty, but beneath its harmonious façades lies a past shaped by power, betrayal, and blood. Claudia, an expert in the city’s history, will guide you through stories of murder, deceit, and brutal justice that shook Florence during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. She knows the streets intimately—not just the official accounts, but the darker, lesser-known tales passed down through generations.

Together, you’ll explore the historic center, where real crimes took place in broad daylight and powerful families plotted in the shadows. From political conspiracies to personal vendettas, from cruel punishments to tragic love stories turned violent, each stop reveals a piece of the city’s shadowed legacy—brought vividly to life through Claudia’s storytelling.

This isn’t a ghost tour. These events happened in history. And Claudia will take you to the exact places where they did—inviting you to see Florence through stories told with nuance, detail, and human depth.

Claudia brings a distinctive mix of professional expertise and genuine personal passion. A licensed guide with over a decade of experience, she’s also a trained architectural historian and an avid follower of true crime—an unusual combination that gives her storytelling depth, precision, and an instinct for human complexity.

As you walk through Florence’s historic center, Claudia draws out the city’s darker layers—real events of betrayal, power struggles, and public justice—with a style that’s informed, vivid, and emotionally resonant. Her storytelling is grounded in rigorous research, yet it never feels academic. Each detail is chosen to illuminate the social and political dynamics of the time, and how they played out in the very streets around you.

Claudia’s ability to connect history, place, and human behavior creates a sense of intimacy and clarity that’s hard to find. The result is a perspective that feels at once rigorous and engaging, shaped by years of study and curiosity.

Walking Tour in Florence tracing the city’s darkest crimes in the Middle Ages and Renaissance.

The Dark Side of Florence

This experience is offered to a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 8 people. What’s included: full guidance and a gelato tasting break.

Comfortable shoes and a taste for oddities.

You’ll meet Claudia in Piazza Strozzi, in front of the main entrance of Palazzo Strozzi, right across Colle Bereto Bar.

Claudia Vannucci is a licensed tour guide based in Florence, where she has been sharing her knowledge and passion for over ten years. She lives and breathes her city every day, bringing its stories to life through a unique mix of historical insight and personal connection.

Alongside her work as a guide, Claudia is also an architectural historian and a travel writer, with a special interest in how stories and memories are rooted in place.

One of her deepest passions is the study of cemeteries—a subject she has researched for years and written two books about.

With a curious mind and a storyteller’s spirit, Claudia delights in discussing everything from Renaissance art to Florentine cuisine, with occasional detours into the world of horror movies and true crime.

Experience the Douro Valley by both river and hillside in this exclusive experience that blends scenic cruising, regional drinks, and vineyard heritage. You’ll begin aboard a silent, solar-powered boat, gliding past the terraced slopes that define the valley’s identity. Midway, you’ll step ashore and board a restored vintage Bedford van—the kind once used by local farmers—for a short climb into the hills.

Your destination is a working estate known not only for wine, but also for small-batch gin and culinary ingredients sourced directly from the land. Once there, you’ll explore the vineyards, taste Port Tonic and estate-distilled gin, and visit a small museum tracing the evolution of the property—from early viticulture to diversified production.

After a picnic lunch among the vines, you’ll drive towards a viewpoint over the hills, then finish at a local olive oil and wine producer for an artisanal tasting and insight into traditional production methods. 

Unlike most river trips, this experience takes you directly to the heart of the Douro’s terraced landscape in a silent, solar-powered boat that docks at the foot of a working vineyard. From there, you’ll climb aboard a vintage Bedford van for a short but scenic ride up to a historic quinta. Known for both wine and small-batch gin production, the estate sources more than half its ingredients on-site — from fish caught in the Douro to wild herbs gathered on surrounding hillsides.

You’ll be welcomed with regionally inspired drinks like Port Tonic and estate-distilled gin, then explore a museum tracing the estate’s history. The picnic, enjoyed among vineyard rows, offers a rare chance to pause and reflect, just before your last visit to a viewpoint amid the hills and a small olive oil producer where you can learn firsthand the artisanal olive oil production process—from harvesting the olives to the final extraction, wrapping up with a tasting.

Your hosts meet you anywhere in the Douro region — hotel or train station (Pinhão/Régua) — and welcome you aboard a fully electric vintage VW Kombi. Carefully restored and designed for quiet, low-impact travel, the Kombi sets the tone for a slower, more immersive day.

You’ll drive past scenic roads surrounded by vineyards, before heading towards Pinhão to begin your boat journey.

The private transport ensures comfort and a relaxed start to the day’s experience.

Begin your cultural day in Douro with a pick-up at your hotel or train station.

Kombi Pick-Up in Douro

Glide silently along the Douro River aboard a solar-powered boat, passing terraced vineyards and historic wine estates.

Many river trips are noisy and often crowded—this one is private and free of emissions offering a quiet setting ideal for photos and reflection.

Enjoy a sustainable boat ride along the UNESCO-listed riverbanks of the Douro Valley.

Solar Boat Ride

Arriving by boat, you'll dock alongside the vineyards, then ride a vintage Bedford van up to a historic estate for a Port tonic welcome drink and a taste of locally-distilled gin, before continuing your guided visit through the property’s museum which traces the evolution of the estate’s practices — from centuries-old viticulture to a more sustainable, diversified approach to land stewardship

The estate sources over 50% of its ingredients onsite. You’ll try gin infused with local herbs, see sustainable production in action, and learn how a former wine estate evolved into a more diversified producer.

Disembark at the doors of a Douro estate for a guided tour including Port tonic and gin tastings.

Estate Tour & Tastings

After the estate visit, you’ll take a quick detour to one of the Douro’s most celebrated viewpoints, offering cinematic views of the river and terraced hills below.

Labeled as one of the world’s best views, the viewpoint pays tribute to the valley’s natural features and the manmade sculpted terraces.

Enjoy panoramic views of the Douro Valley from one of its most popular lookouts.

Viewpoint Stop

Visit a small, family-run olive oil and wine producer in Casal de Loivos to explore the traditional harvesting and cold-pressing process. Then finish with a tasting of homemade olive oil and Douro wines.

You’ll meet the producers in person and follow their daily routine, gaining firsthand insight into a regional craft that’s often overshadowed by wine.

Discover the art of artisanal olive oil production and indulge in an olive oil tasting experience.

Olive Oil Tasting 

Your hosts will drive you back to your accommodation or train station in the Douro region.

The drop-off reflects the same thoughtfulness as the rest of the day—unhurried, scenic, and personal. 

Return to your hotel or the train station through the valley’s golden afternoon light.

Drop-Off

Tuck into a picnic-style lunch made up of regional dishes, served under the trees or between vine terraces, prepared using ingredients grown nearby or foraged on the estate. On extremely hot days, the meal may be served on the restaurant terrace.

You’ll dine where the ingredients are grown in a private setting overlooking the valley.

 Enjoy a seasonal lunch among the vines paired with Douro wines.

Picnic Lunch

Day Trip in Douro Valley: river cruise, vintage van ride, wine & gin tastings, picnic in the estate.

To The Botanical Quinta & Back

Scenic cruise on a silent, solar-powered boat along the Douro River.

Transfer in a restored vintage Bedford van into the hillside vineyards.

Guided walk through a working vineyard estate with visit to the on-site museum.

Tasting of Port Tonic & small-batch estate-distilled gin.

Picnic lunch among the vines featuring regional ingredients.

Stop at a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Douro Valley.

Visit to a local olive oil & wine producer.

Private pick-up/drop-off within the Douro region.

Comfortable walking shoes for uneven vineyard terrain, weather-appropriate layers (river breezes can be cool), sun protection: hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a camera or smartphone.

Carlos and Paulo can pick you up at your hotel in the Douro or one of the train stations (Pinhão/Régua). After booking, chat with them to arrange a meeting point.

Carlos de Oliveira and Paulo Baptista — experts in Douro’s landscapes and sustainable hospitality — lead the journey alongside estate hosts who share generational knowledge. Their combined insight ensures seamless logistics and meaningful connections with both the river and the land. This experience reflects their shared values: slow travel, deep context, and genuine appreciation for local culture.

Spain

This art tour is a unique exclusive experience that includes a visit to the world-renowned Prado Museum, a vibrant walking tour through historical Madrid, and a visit to the Reina Sofía Museum. The tour starts with a 2-hour exploration of the Prado, delving into the masterworks of Goya, Bosch, Velazquez, and more. Afterward, you'll embark on a short walk through the UNESCO World Heritage "Paisaje de la Luz," bridging the gap between classical and Avant Garde art, from the Prado to the Reina Sofía. Along the way, enjoy a stop for some of Madrid's famous tapas. The tour culminates with a visit to the Reina Sofía Museum, where you'll get a personalized view of Picasso's Guernica and works by Dali and Miro.

This is a walking tour in the heart of Madrid. Our meeting point is an easy walk from most hotels. 

This tour offers an intimate and fun way to appreciate art. It's designed for those who love art but prefer to avoid overwhelming scholarly explanations. The focus is on enjoying art in an accessible, personalized, and enjoyable manner. The walk between the two museums adds an element of discovery to Madrid's historic landscape, uniting the narratives of both museums through storytelling. The tapas stop provides a taste of local life and cuisine.

Art Tour of Prado & Reina Sofía in Madrid with Paseo del Prado walk and tapas in Letras district.

We will spend 2 hours exploring the Prado. After that, we'll walk towards the Reina Sofia (a 10 minute walk) stopping to "refuel" in one of the many wonderful tapas places in the area. We'll top it all off with a visit to the vibrant Reina Sofia Museum, where you'll enjoy a unique personalized view of Picasso's Guernica and other works by Salvador Dali, Joan MIro .

More than just a Prado  

Expert guidance from an art historian.

Entrance tickets to both the Prado and Reina Sofía Museums.

A tapas stop.

Comfortable footwear is recommended as this is a 5-hour walking tour.

Puerta de Goya, the main entrance to the Prado Museum. Right next to the Ritz Hotel. Easy walk from most hotels, our meeting point will be the statue dedicated to Goya. This is a walking tour in the heart of Madrid. 

The tour is led by an art historian with deep knowledge of both museums and their collections.

Even in just one day, Buenos Aires leaves an impression that lingers. With the right rhythm, it’s possible to feel the city’s contradictions and connections—its political weight, its everyday rituals, and its emotional expression through dance. This tightly curated journey is for travelers passing through, but curious enough to look deeper. In just a few hours, you’ll move from monuments to mate to milonga—each one revealing a different heartbeat of Argentina.

DAY 1 – POLITICS, MATE, AND TANGO | Begin with a guided walk through Recoleta and surrounding landmarks, led by a local historian who traces Argentina’s story through symbols of power, resistance, and memory. In the afternoon, sit down in a quiet home for a mate ritual—learning the codes of hospitality, preparation, and connection that define Argentine daily life. As evening falls, step into a neighborhood milonga, where a tango dancer guides you through the unspoken rules, the music, and the beauty of a tradition that still pulses through the city. It’s a single day—but one that distills the emotion, tension, and grace of Buenos Aires.

WHERE TO STAY IN BUENOS AIRES | Choose Recoleta for a graceful start close to monuments and morning walks, or Palermo for an energetic finish and late-night rhythm.

PLAN YOUR TRIP WITH FERNWAYER | We believe each day of an unforgettable journey should be anchored in a guided experience, with space for self-led exploration in between. You can book experiences directly from the itinerary and arrange your own hotels and restaurants. Download the Fernwayer iOS app to edit your trip and make it your own.

Argentina

One Day in Buenos Aires

Fernwayer’s perfect one day in Buenos Aires blends politics, mate tradition, and tango after dark.

United States

Mexico reveals its layers through art, flavor, and tradition. Over ten days, this journey follows its creative pulse through Mexico City, Oaxaca, and Guadalajara. For travelers seeking depth and connection, it blends guided encounters with artisans and storytellers with time to explore at your own pace. Each stop unveils a distinct facet of Mexico’s history and creativity.

DAY 1 – MEXICO CITY | Arrive in the morning or the previous day to settle in before your first walk through San Ángel. In the late afternoon, take a guided tour through cobblestone streets, colonial mansions, and flower-filled plazas. The calm rhythm of this neighborhood and its artistic heritage set the tone for the journey ahead.

DAY 2 – MEXICO CITY | Begin before dawn with a sunrise canoe tour through Xochimilco’s ancient canals, once part of the Aztec agricultural system. Glide through misty waterways as the city slowly wakes. Later, explore the murals and modernist architecture of UNAM on a guided photography walk, where art and academia merge in Mexico’s most iconic campus.

DAY 3 – MEXICO CITY | Spend the day on a historian-led trip to Teotihuacan. Walk the Avenue of the Dead and stand before the towering Pyramids of the Sun and Moon as stories of gods, astronomy, and empire unfold across the stones. Return to the city for an evening food tour through elegant streets lined with tacos, churros, and chocolate — a flavorful glimpse of Mexico’s culinary heritage.

DAY 4 – MEXICO CITY | Dedicate the day to exploring Chapultepec Park, from the Anthropology Museum’s ancient artifacts to sweeping views atop Chapultepec Castle. The experience connects centuries of Mexican art and history in one narrative. The evening is free before your flight south.

DAY 5 – OAXACA | Take an early flight to Oaxaca. By midday, visit a renowned printmaking studio to see how traditional etching techniques evolve in contemporary art. Watch masters at work, try the craft yourself, and feel the city’s creative pulse. Spend the afternoon in the historic center, surrounded by colorful walls and mountain light.

DAY 6 – OAXACA | Begin the morning with a guided food walk through Oaxaca’s markets and street stalls. Taste tejate, chocolate, and regional specialties while learning how Indigenous roots define local cuisine. The afternoon is free for galleries or quiet exploration before dinner.

DAY 7 – OAXACA | Travel to Teotitlán del Valle to meet a Zapotec family preserving the ancestral art of beeswax candle-making. Learn how symbolism, scent, and patience shape their craft, and share a home-cooked lunch in their workshop. In the evening, fly to Guadalajara to rest before the next day’s discoveries.

DAY 8 – GUADALAJARA | Journey west to the circular pyramids of Guachimontones on a full-day guided visit. Discover pre-Columbian traditions, obsidian craft, and views toward the Tequila Volcano. As night falls, explore Guadalajara’s historic center after dark — illuminated plazas, live mariachi, and the city’s vibrant energy.

DAY 9 – GUADALAJARA | Enjoy a slow morning before a guided walk through the creative neighborhoods of Chapu and Americana. Visit design studios, galleries, and cafés that reveal Guadalajara’s evolving artistic identity. Fly back to Mexico City later that day or the next morning.

DAY 10 – MEXICO CITY | Conclude with a mezcal tasting paired with live music and storytelling — a sensory farewell that captures Mexico’s warmth and artistry before your evening or next-day departure.

WHERE TO STAY IN MEXICO | In Mexico City, stay in Condesa or Roma Norte for lively streets and cafés, or Polanco for a refined base near museums and parks. In Oaxaca, choose Centro Histórico for colonial charm or Jalatlaco for a quieter feel. In Guadalajara, stay in Americana for creative energy close to galleries and nightlife.

PLAN YOUR TRIP WITH FERNWAYER | Book directly from the itinerary and choose your own hotels and restaurants. Download the iOS app to make the journey your own.

Mexico with Open Eyes

10 days in Mexico through Mexico City, Oaxaca, and Guadalajara connecting heritage, art, and flavor.

This Milan itinerary is sleek, elegant, and curated — the perfect expression of Milanese sophistication across architecture, design, fashion, and food. It’s about Milan as it’s truly lived: designed, composed, and always in conversation with its past and future.

Milan is precision with personality—a city where modern lines meet Renaissance texture, and where fashion, architecture, and food are expressions of the same pursuit: style with substance. This three-day itinerary moves through that balance with intent, beginning in the geometry and vision of Gio Ponti’s architectural legacy. From the Pirelli Tower to lesser-known gems, the morning reveals how Milan’s skyline was shaped not just by ambition, but by design thinking.

The afternoon shifts to the Navigli District—Leonardo da Vinci’s hand in its canals, but today, the flow belongs to artists, gallery owners, and baristas. You’ll wander cobbled paths, stop for an aperitivo, and settle into a slow dinner at Osteria Conchetta, where Milanese cuisine is served without pretense but full of detail.

Day two leaves the city for the lakes. A curated visit to Lake Como weaves together water, stone, and stillness. At Villa del Balbianello and through the towns of Como and Bellagio, nature is never separate from design—it’s framed by it. This isn’t just sightseeing; it’s about atmosphere. Scale, silence, villas on cliffs. Beauty at rest.

On your final day, the focus returns to Milan with a walk through Brera. Here, art meets appetite—small galleries, curated boutiques, and a lunch scene that respects tradition while playing with it. The afternoon brings you to Castello Sforzesco and its layered museums, followed by a pause in Sempione Park—green space as counterbalance. And finally: dinner at Tartufotto, where truffle meets elegance in the heart of the city.

𝘈𝘵 𝘍𝘦𝘳𝘯𝘸𝘢𝘺𝘦𝘳, 𝘸𝘦 𝘣𝘦𝘭𝘪𝘦𝘷𝘦 𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘩 𝘥𝘢𝘺 𝘰𝘧 𝘢𝘯 𝘶𝘯𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘨𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘢𝘣𝘭𝘦 𝘫𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘯𝘦𝘺 𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘭𝘥 𝘣𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘤𝘩𝘰𝘳𝘦𝘥 𝘪𝘯 𝘢 𝘨𝘶𝘪𝘥𝘦𝘥 𝘦𝘹𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘦, 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘴𝘱𝘢𝘤𝘦 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘴𝘦𝘭𝘧-𝘭𝘦𝘥 𝘦𝘹𝘱𝘭𝘰𝘳𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯. 𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘤𝘢𝘯 𝘣𝘰𝘰𝘬 𝘦𝘹𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘦𝘴 𝘥𝘪𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘭𝘺 𝘧𝘳𝘰𝘮 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘳𝘺 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘢𝘳𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘦 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘰𝘸𝘯 𝘩𝘰𝘵𝘦𝘭𝘴 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘶𝘳𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘴. 𝘋𝘰𝘸𝘯𝘭𝘰𝘢𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘍𝘦𝘳𝘯𝘸𝘢𝘺𝘦𝘳 𝘪𝘖𝘚 𝘢𝘱𝘱 𝘵𝘰 𝘦𝘥𝘪𝘵 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘵𝘳𝘪𝘱 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘮𝘢𝘬𝘦 𝘪𝘵 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘰𝘸𝘯.

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