Great tour for foodies. This tour is super fun and super low key. She takes you to the best places…read morewhere you get to sample dishes you normally wouldn't order on your own. The tour includes a TON of food and she even brings take out boxes. Come hungry!

OMG!! Sharon was TERRIFIC! She's outgoing, sociable, answered our questions - clearly LOVES her…read morecity and totally enjoys sharing with others! Much prep work went into our tour! We did the Little Italy tour - and if I get back I will want to try her other tours too!! DEFINITELY encourage you to go! It's WELL worth the cost! Biggest suggestion - do NOT eat much before your tour and don't plan on a large meal after!! The food was beyond what I expected! The places each had their own story and ambiance! The staff at each place were inviting! Several owners/chefs met us! It was challenging to choose a "favorite" food and "favorite" place! You MUST do this tour!!!

What a great time on the USS Constellation. It was a corporate event. Hundreds of guest visited the…read moreship. USS Constellation is a museum by day and an entertainment venue by night. The event was catered. Parts of the ship and museum were opened for the event. Baltimore has a lot of naval history. The USS Constellation plays into that. Look forward to my next event.

DO MOT COME HERE, Loose nails, Workers are rude, junk everywhere, bad service, dirty, dust, Don't…read morecome.

This was so much fun. Robin was awesome. You'll never look at Baltimore the same. All those…read morescary British soldier ghosts and that darn Fell family. Also we can't forget Edgar Allan Poe and Billie Holliday still haunt us. Robin knew so much history and answered all our questions. He made our trip really memorable. We loved every second of this tour!

Ashley was a great story teller. The kids and I really enjoyed the tour and the kids especially…read moreloved the EMP reader trying to find ghosts.

Call and book with Ira and his team. I booked the Washington DC tour from Baltimore and it was the…read morehighlight of stay. Informative and easy hop on and off tour was perfect. The right amount of time at all the stops and we didn't feel stressed or pressed for time. Ira provided us with exceptional customer service from the time we arrived at the airport to his drop off at the end of our trip. We will be back and we will 110% book with Ira again for Virginia or Baltimore tours. We were there for a Ravens game and Orioles game. He recommended amazing restaurants and they also did not disappoint. We know we will call out new friend Ira when we head back to Baltimore! Thank you for the amazingly generous hospitality you and your company provided to us!

Ira is the man! He took care of us for 4 days. We went to DC and he even drove us around town. I…read morecan't say enough about his knowledge and kindness.

We dropped in to check out the Korean Art Museum Pop Up. It was commendable for the Howard County…read moreWelcome Center to host such a cultural event. The center itself was not very big. Therefore, the exhibition was a small event. The exhibits were beautiful and informative. It took about an hour to see everything. The gentleman that was manning the center was very knowledgeable and helpful. Bathrooms were clean. Free parking was available across the street.

Just finished my first (won't be the last) tour with them: Mothers Day Winery…read more Sharon (driver) and Bob (rounder-upper of intoxicated moms) were professional, patient, and went out of their way to ensure we had a great time! Bus is comfortable, heater and ac worked with our various needs. Plenty of snacks and water available (I didn't read the flyer well enough to understand that I could bring my own alcohol and snacks-but it must've been clear, to the others who did! ) They let us tune our (chosen DJ) music from a cell through their Bluetooth. And even had the owner OVERaccomodate, by meeting us with pizza at the second stop when none of the places offered a food truck option! We left on time and got back safely in time and despite the rain we had a blast. I was introduced to two (of three) wineries I'd never been to before and am glad of the exposure Note: the fee covered the safe transport, water, and snacks I will def roll with this company again, and recommend you do as well

So much fun!!!! A great experience I highly recommend…read moreHartford brew tours! What a fun way to spend your day or evening.

Such a cool organization! We booked their tour of Westminster Burial Grounds which explores the…read moregrounds and the catacombs underneath. Our tour guide was amazing! I feel terrible I do not remember her name (she did our tour on 4/26/25). She gave so much information and was happy to answer questions. We learned a lot and enjoyed the tour very much. I see they have other tours including upcoming boat tours, so I will definitely be booking more tours with them!

My husband and I took our first tour today and it was so much fun! It was the Immigration,…read moreBakeries, and Delis by Bike, five miles in East Baltimore and three delicious stops--a deli, an Italian deli, and a bakery. Great stories. Delicious food. And a fabulous tour guide. I highly recommend these tours and plan to do a few more myself.

I went on the fantastic Inner Harbor walking tour. The group tour wasn't being offered then but I…read morecontacted Graham and he was more than happy to take us on the tour at the time of our choosing. Graham is very knowledgeable and able to weave together many different strands of history as he takes you on a journey into Baltimore's past, present, and future. From the great railroad strike of 1877 to more recent instances of workers banding together to improve their lot and attempts by the powers that be to limit free speech, the "people's history" focus of the tour made it an early afternoon well spent. Howard Zinn would be proud! Plus, Graham knows all sorts of interesting and useful tidbits, e.g. the local NFL team's connection to Edgar Allan Poe and where to eat some of the city's best steamed crabs. This tour is definitely recommended if you want an introduction to the real Baltimore.

We've gone on two tours with Graham in Baltimore and thoroughly enjoyed them both. These events…read moreare sort of like walking tours with a performance art aspect (or vice versa). In the two tours we took, our group was led on a walk through neighborhoods around the city, with Graham pointing out often-overlooked features of the urban environment. The major focus is on the confusing and contradictory way the city encourages or discourages pedestrians from using public space, as well as pointing out some of the spontaneous and creative ways people end up using public areas in manners that weren't necessarily intended. It's sort of like a guided walking history tour, except the focus is shifted away from the usual landmarks and historical events and instead toward more mundane things such as traffic bollards, median strips, weird easements, abandoned or dysfunctional infrastructure, etc. (This is much more fun than it probably sounds--his enthusiasm for these topics is quite contagious.) Graham injects a lot of humor into his descriptions and interpretations of these features, and at several points he encourages participants to interact with them in creative ways as "radical pedestrians". It's clear he does a lot of research about the areas involved in the tours, giving background and history where relevant. He is also full of insights about the design of features meant for people on the street and how things can go wrong--unintended consequences, conflict in sharing space with cars, issues when the intended use is ambiguous or confusing, etc. I would recommend these tours for anyone with an interest in urban planning, activism, or performance art--or just a desire to see some of the everyday things we take for granted in a new light. On a personal note, one of the tours we went on happened to be the day of the first major Freddie Gray protest in Baltimore and quite coincidentally came to its conclusion putting us in the middle of a large crowd of people marching downtown. As residents of Baltimore, over the next week we watched as the city dealt with protests and unrest, a curfew, and heavy presence of the police and national guard. It was fascinating (and at times horrifying) to watch these events unfold, and we found ourselves constantly analysing them in terms of topics we had discussed on the tour--people using and "misusing" public space, attempted restrictions on where and when people were allowed to be in public, problems caused by failures of the city's infrastructure, massive ambiguity and confusion about whether it was okay to gather or protest in usually-unrestricted spaces, etc. The usual rules for what it was deemed acceptable and legal to do in public were stood on their head. Our tour couldn't have been better timed for helping us see the issues we had discussed in action during the events that followed.