Visiting Paris? We advise you to read below for tips on where best to capture Paris on camera… The Eiffel Tower When you think about Paris, you think about the Eiffel Tower, the “place to be” for a tourist. This is without any words,…

Chicago has something for everyone — museums, gardens, sports and bars are some of the highlights. Here is the list of what not to miss while traveling with our bus tour to Chicago: Millennium Park Millennium Park is home to some of the city’s…

The history of French cuisine dates back to the middle ages. During this time French meals where very similar to Moorish Cuisine (the food of North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula) and were served in a style called service en confusion, meaning that meals…

The Tower of London is one of the world’s most famous fortresses in the U.K. It has seen service as a royal palace, prison, armory and even a zoo! The ancient stones reverberate with dark secrets, priceless jewels glint in fortified vaults and pampered…

Did you know about Boston’s rich past as being the political, commercial, and financial center of New England in the mid-1600’s? We’ve got a summary of Boston’s history to give you a background about the city before visiting it with us on our Boston…

When Nick Smith was a student at Gonzaga College High School in the District, the school allowed students to leave campus at lunch time to go elsewhere to eat. But even though the school campus, on Eye Street Northwest, was only a few blocks…

The White House, built between 1792 and 1800, is the oldest public building in Washington, D.C and serves as both the home of the U.S. President and a museum of American history. A competition held for the design of the new President’s House received…

A visit to New York would be incomplete without a visit to the world’s largest department store – Macy’s! When visiting New York with Comfort Tour, we make sure you have the time to browse through Macy’s store and do some shopping. Key facts:…

The first Greeks in Chicago arrived as ship captains in the 1840s. They started out as food peddlers and, by natural progression, became restaurant owners. Around the turn of the century, the Greeks concentrated around the Harrison, Blue Island and Halsted area, originally known…

Broadway theatres, commonly called simply Broadway, are theatrical performances presented in one of the 40 professional theatres with 500 or more seats located in the Theatre District and Lincoln Center along Broadway, in the Manhattan borough of New York City. Broadway theatres are widely…