I would leave zero stars if possible…read more My husband and I have attended several DAF tours and have always enjoyed them. We signed up for the 6/13 RiNo tour. That afternoon, I called employee Alyssa and said: I'm so sorry, I know I got an email with instructions,l but I can't find it. I asked where are we meeting? She: the Denver Library Me: ok the main library? She: the branch, in the plaza Come to find out we were talking about two completely different places. I called back twice more & finally found out from Alyssa that we were meeting at 35th St. By that time the tour was 20 minutes in and had we've driven to the spot, we would've missed half of it. Evidently event Brite is to send an email confirmation two days prior to the tour but I did not receive it. Not in my deleted folder & not in spam. I called the CEO Pauline today. She: we gave you a credit. What more is it that you want? Me: well, your employee Alyssa indicated you wouldn't offer either credit or refund. Looonggg pause, then She: oh, yes, now I remember. Alyssa is a great employee, has been with us for eight years, has great customer service skills. If you didn't get the email, that must be something on your end. No other customers had an issue. I've already spent enough time on this issue. The credit was about $45 total for two people. We have very much enjoyed these tours in the past, but will never participate in the future.

For our honeymoon, my husband and I really wanted to visit Italy, so we did some research on the…read moreplaces we wanted to visit and explore. We narrowed it down to Rome and Tuscany, and then began pricing the different hotels, tours, rental cars, etc. By happenstance I heard a radio ad for Che Bella Tours and realized that they offered exactly what we were looking for in Italy -without any of the hassle! Che Bella's inclusive tours provide accommodations in a very nice Rome hotel, a gorgeous villa in Tuscany and a combination of meals at great restaurants throughout. We could not have been more pleased with our experience. Sandy Gregory our tour operator was really helpful, responsive and enthusiastic from the very beginning. She gave us good advice about choosing flights, and sent us a packing guide, too. In Italy, Sandy proved to be just as knowledgeable about the history, art and customs as the professional guides who led us on our private tours of the Vatican and the famous cathedrals and duomas in Tuscany. Each day, as we headed towards another beautiful medieval town, Sandy would give us a break-down of the day ahead, and give us options for exploring, shopping and dining with a scale of being totally on our own or having her along as a guide and/or lunch dinner companion. It was great to be able to wander around by ourselves, trying our Italian out and discovering the magic of each place on our own, and also to have Sandy meet up with us at certain times to check in and give us more insights or advice about places to see. The guides that Sandy arranged for our private tours were art history experts and they really opened up the experience of each place for us. It can be a bit overwhelming to be surrounded by so much Renaissance art, so a knowledgeable guide is really important. Plus, we were whisked to the front of the very long lines to see the Vatican museum in Rome and The David in Florence! The hotels where we stayed were wonderful, especially the villa in San Gimignano. I still dream about it! The surrounding vineyards and olive tree groves, the beautiful pool, the wonderful breakfasts and elegant dining. I fell in love with that place. Che Bella Tours gives you a couple of days to be on your own and do nothing if you want, and we spent a very enjoyable afternoon lounging beside the hotel pool, drinking Rose' and taking in the spectacularly beautiful views. One of the highlights of our trip was the cooking class in Certaldo that Sandy arranged for us. We learned to make fresh pasta, osso bucco and a dessert, and we had so much fun in the process then enjoyed a delicious meal at the end that we had prepared ourselves! As soon as I returned home I ordered a pasta maker as we are forever spoiled by the amazing pasta that was our daily staple in Italy. If you have an opportunity to take a Che Bella Tour - do it! The experience offered is so rich. It is not just a tour, but a true appreciation and immersion in the culture and art and lifestyle of the country you are visiting.

Did the 2 hour tour and it was amazing! Great pre ride training and safety information. Beautiful…read morewilderness tour and then super fun ride through the Broadmoor neighborhood. Steve was very informative and good natured. Loved every minute and highly recommend!

What a fun time that was. We got good training in the…read moreparking lot on gravel and pavement. Once everyone was comfortable we went around the Nature Center and learned a lot of cool history. After that we proceeded to the beautiful grounds of the Broadmoor. Our guide, Happy, knew so much about so many things. His stories were very funny and the earpieces he provided made it very easy to hear everything he was saying. We said a fawn hidden by mamma deer. So cute! Mamma deer was happily munching on flowers right out in front of everyone. Overall we loved it and had a blast. It was a very unique experience led by a man who certainly knows the history of the area. I highly recommend it. Ps, riding the Segway itself is not hard, it just takes a min to get the hang of it!

Finally got to the immersive Dali exhibit and really enjoyed it. The venue is smaller than others…read moreI've been to but the show was good and less crowded. The show is about 35 minutes long and I sat through it twice - facing different ways to get another perspective. There were descriptive slides giving biographical narrative so the audience would better understand the context of what they were seeing. There were several benches around the space but most of the audience sat on the floor or stood near the edges. Of course there's a small, overpriced gift shop and a couple of museum exhibit type areas. There was also a cool "artist studio" room where people can learn to draw along with a video. I recommend getting discounted tickets online before visiting but it's also an option to buy at the door. Stanley Marketplace has lots of shopping and great places to eat so you can make a day of it.

Not intended for young children (age 7 & 9) at all (the Monet immersion experience was 100 times…read morebetter and we all enjoyed that one)! My husband and I were completely underwhelmed with the entire experience as well. Only 1 interactive "very fast" drawing activity, video wasn't that exciting. Expensive for what it was. What a waste of money! Truly disappointing!!

Greeley is working to clean up and beautify the downtown area and to make it a place people want to…read morespend time. Part of that initiative includes all kinds of art installations throughout the city including murals, statues and sculptures. Art Alley (located between 8th and 9th Streets in downtown Greeley) is part of that initiative. It's really cool to see folks fixing up and taking pride in their city!

My trip to Portugal coordinated by Greg was exceptional. I loved every minute of it. We met many…read moreinteresting locals, and all accommodations provided by the company were the best! My recommendation is go to Portugal! It is a welcoming and beautiful and peaceful country. Excellent food everywhere, and the wine...make sure Greg takes you to the Douro Valley wine country!

Discovering Portugal under Spain and Portugal Vacations made of my tour one of the best and…read morememorable vacations. My tour was tailored to satisfy my cultural, architectural and historical interest. Spain and Portugal Vacations meticulously planned my trip with access to sites of personal interests, such as the Baroque library of the University of Coimbra, the library of the Palace and Monastery of Manfra and the fascinating Gothic architect of the Monastery of Batalha. I highly recommend Spain and Portugal Vacations. Fabio Banegas