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Remembering Norma Taussig (1923-2015)

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Untours Foundation

July 23, 2015 by Andrea Szyper

It is with great sadness that we report our co-founder, Norma Lee Taussig (Black) has passed away. She died July 22, 2015. She was 92. Norma helped found UnTours with her husband Hal 40 years ago, and they blazed a trail as pioneers in the industry with their apartment-based, cultural immersion travel. Norma also helped…  


Q & A with Ben Ovington: Meet Our Local Host in London

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London

July 22, 2015 by Rachelwortmann

There is a lot to love about London, from its parks and museums to its theater and restaurants. It attracts over 15 million visitors every year. But what makes London so special? Why see London on an UnTour? Why now?! We have interviewed our local London Host, Ben Ovington, to find out!      What do…  


The Ring of Kerry, Made More Fun and Less Scary

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Ireland

July 20, 2015 by Andrea Szyper

The Ring of Kerry drive on the Iveragh Peninsula is one of the best known scenic drives in Ireland, if not the world. And for good reason! The views it offers–of the sea, rugged mountains, cliffs, lakes and farmlands–will stay with you for a lifetime. So it only stands to reason that it is a…  


Our 10 Favorite London Neighborhoods

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London

July 13, 2015 by Rachelwortmann

Each neighborhood in London boasts its own unique personality and attractions. Being the largest city in Europe, London has many boroughs, but we’ve narrowed down our top 10 favourite London neighborhoods here. Covent Garden A popular center for street performers and souvenir shops, Covent Garden is full of theaters and pubs. In the center of…  


Your Irish Bucket List: 10 Places You Must See in Ireland

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Ireland

July 9, 2015 by Rachelwortmann

There is so much to do on this small island, it could take you months to see all that beautiful Ireland has to offer. If you don’t have that kind of time, here’s a list of our favorites. Aran Islands These three islands in the Galway Bay are popular among visitors, especially for their Bronze…  


Top 10 Places to Eat in London: From pubs and cafes to bistros and bars

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London

July 7, 2015 by Rachelwortmann

British food used to be a punchline, but the enterprising chefs of London and have made the city a culinary destination in the past couple decades. With global influences, ethnic options that go well beyond Indian, a roaring street food scene, and rich options for high and low dining, London has something for everyone. Here are…  


Never Bored in the Netherlands: Top Nine Towns to Visit in Holland

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Biking Cheeses Gardens and parks Holland Museums

June 29, 2015 by Rachelwortmann

Never Bored in the Netherlands: Top Nine Towns to Visit in Holland Tucked between Germany and Belgium the happy country of Holland has quite a lot to offer. Alkmaar Known for its centuries-old cheese market, Alkmaar specializes in cheese but also hosts many fun museums. From the Dutch Cheese Museum, the Beatles Museum and the…  


Top 12 Towns in Germany: Villages filled with history, churches and charm

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Castle Germany Museums Rhine Wine

June 23, 2015 by Rachelwortmann

Oftentimes visitors enjoying Germany focus on the big cities, neglecting the beautiful country’s historical towns. Here is our list of the Top 12 Towns to visit while in Germany. Bacharach This tiny, picturesque town tucked in the Rhine Valley is known for its timber-framed houses and its beautiful churches. Top Things to See and Do:…