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7 Reasons Why You Want To Have A Guide With You When Visiting A City

MS Maria Shinta March 12, 2016 4 min read
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When you are visiting a city, you can sightsee landmarks on your own. You can get a map from the hotel and see things listed in the hotel lobby or you can take a guided city tour. Taking a guided tour is the way to go. Here are the reasons why you want to have a guide with you when you visit a city.

History

Guides are taught the history of the city and the special places that make a city special. For example, in New Orleans, you can take a tour that talks about the haunted mansions in and around the city. If visited the city on your own, you would never be told about the places that have ghosts. Also, you can be told history of things you might not know. Guides are given a lot of trivial information that you never learn in history books.

Directions

Guides, like cab drivers, know the city backwards and forwards. You will not get lost if you go on a guided tour. Visiting places on your own when you don’t know the area might cause you to get lost. This can be stressful. You won’t want to do sightseeing if you are lost. You won’t lose directions when with a tour because the guide will know where to go.

Places to Eat

Often, city tours provide famous restaurants or unique places to eat on your tour. This will prevent you from eating in the hotel restaurant or fast food places all the time. You might find a place that the locals support, or you might find a historical building that has been converted into a special place to eat. Regardless of the reason, places to eat on a city tour will add joy to your trip. You might find them on your own, but most likely, you won’t.

Narrow your Choices

Cities have so many sights. If you are going to visit them all, you will not have enough time. City tours have a set route where you get to see a number of the places. You can take more than one tour if you wish to see more sights than what the tour offers. On your own, you will see a few, but you will get to see many more when you go on a city tour.

No Transportation

If you fly into a city and can’t afford a car, you might not have any transportation. Cab drivers will not take you from place to place. Uber drivers will not want to transport you all over town. The city might not have a bus or train system. Therefore, you could take a city tour that will provide its own transportation. You can sign up for a tour, get to see as many places as possible. For example, in St. Augustine, you can use the tour to drop you off at one place for a while and pick you up to take you some place else without having to stay on the tour. It becomes a public transportation system that provides tour-guided information.

Relaxation

When you are on vacation, you want to relax. You don’t want to have to worry about looking at a map, finding sights to see and going there. You want someone else to do all that work for you. Guided tours take the effort from sightseeing. Your tour operator has done all the work. All you have to do is pay the money, hop on the bus, trolley or boat, and go. Then you will see the great things in a city to remember for years to come.

Entertainment

Guided tours are meant to give you joy when you are on your vacation. Doing it on your own, you won’t have as much fun or be as entertained.

When you go on vacation, pick a city where you can take one or more guided tour. You will be surprised how much fun you’ll have. If you ask questions and engage the others on the tour, you’ll have even more fun. Doing it yourself won’t be as entertaining.

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Source: Lifestyle

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Maria Shinta

Freelance writer, travel blogger, web designer, digital marketer, and SAG-AFTRA background actress. Writing about personal growth, mindset, spirituality, and the digital nomad lifestyle — based everywhere and nowhere.