If you’re going to Paris, chances are you’ll want to tour the Louvre or visit the Eiffel Tower.
But how about a tour of the sewers of Paris? It’s one of the more unusual and accessible tours of the city.
How about a special tour of Stockholm? If you’re not afraid of heights, you’ll do it by rooftop. There’s actually a tour of the Swedish city that’s 141 feet off the ground. Don’t worry you’ll be secured by steel cables.
And in Munich, there’s actually a number of different historic Nazi walking tours to the headquarters of the Third Reich.
These unusual city tours offer a completely different perspective of each European city. And these tours give you the history of the city that most visitors and even most residents never get.
And one pleasant piece of news; you’re not stuck on a bus. And finally, there’s one more uplifting note about the Paris sewer tour. I’ve taken it, and you’ll be happy to know it doesn’t smell.
By Peter Greenberg for PeterGreenberg.com
For more on unusual tours, check out:
Tours That Will Make You Appreciate the Process
Why You Should Take Unexpected Tours When You Travel
